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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
If
the
new
policy
of
the
United
States
is
adopted
by
I
.Congress,
that
country
will
be
taking
part
with
the
British
Empire
in
world
politics.
The
President
had
led
the
vey
and
has
been
backed
up
by
a
number
of
leaders
in
Congress.
If
they
have
tHeir
vay
the
country
will
take
part
in
present
and
future
wars
by
applying
economic
pressure
to
curb
international
lawlessness.
She
will
be
in
a
position
to
prevent
her
people
selling
war
supplies
and
ii-
1
l.'i.
1L..1
:
i
...:iu
f
u:
cu
RESULT
IS
PROTESTED
I
Boston
17
'Rangers
15
Saturday,
January
14,
1&39.I
Americans
12
ITnmntn
10
CWcaeo
9
UNITED
STATES
POLICY
Canadiens
5
6
67
31
36
6
62
41
33
Gamma
Wins
In
Girls'
Bowling
ioou
10
japan
wnne
mat
country
is
at
war
wiui
iiuua.
one
.
...
,
.
,.,
n,tmir
grouns.
-
.
.
.
.
.
I
All.
U1C
liMM
Vw
"
'O
SPORT
CHAT
I
Chess
should
be
taught
Manager
of
Montreal
Canadiens'dlan
-rvnois
believes
Claims
Americans
Made
Tying
i
Goal
From
Offside
Hay
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
16:
CP
Cecil
Hart,
manager
of
Montreal
Canadiens,
has
protested
last
night's
game
in
which
the
Canadiens
played
an
overtime
one-all
draw
with
tarry
arryon.
on.
She
sne
may
may
help
neip
block
diock
the
tne
aspirations
aspirations
oi
of
Germany
uermanyj
again
again
victorious,
victorious,
defeating
deieating
Alpha
Ajpna
interested
'
in
skiing.
'.tit
1
il.
.
1
..
-11
1
!n!
1
tf
I.
as
sne
naa
aone
in
tne
past
witnout
commuting
nerseu
iu
the
aggressors
and
thus
lay
herself
open
to
becoming
in-
of
oamma
with
iso
and
Jean
volved
in
international
quarrels.
This
proposed
new
policy
of
the
United
States
may
prove
to
be
the
turning
point
in
world
history
unless
the
Senate
lays
its
hand
on
it
and
destroys
it
as
it
did
in
the
lime
of
President
Wilson.
However,
President
Roosevelt
is
in
closer
touch
with
"Congress
than
was
President
Wilson.
He
knows
his
people
better,
and
the
probability
is
that
his
recommendations
in
this
respect
will
be
adopted.
Germany
has
been
playing
into
his
hands
by
her
interference
in
the
affairs
of
neighboring
countries
and
by
reach-inff
out
to
the
American
continent.
Evidently
our
neip-h-bon
to
the
south
have
come
to
realize
that
it
is
impossible
to
play.a
lone
hand
and
continue
to
reao
the
profits
to
be
made
from
international
trade
while
others
are
fighting
the
hattles.
Had
they
taken
this
stand
twenty
years
aeo
the
dantrers
of
Nazism
and
Fascism
and
Jewish
persecution
miffht
have
been
avoided.
As
one
man
puts
it:
"The
I
-.
THE
YEARLING
i
One
of
the
best
sellers
during
the
latter
part
of
in
Ca
Oeorgt
Koltanowski,
Belgium-born
ches
wiaard,
holder
or
several
worli
crowns.
The
game
of
chess
could
be
a
factor
in
the
great""
intt
or
the
Canadian
nation
lie
sal'
the
name
trains
the
mind
tf
the
child
in
logical
thinking.
It
gives
him
a
worklne:
connection
with
the
New
York
Americans.
Hart
cness
players,
providing
comrade-
claims
that
the
Americans'
goal
re-jjjp
and
better
understanding,
tf.
suited
from
an
offside
play.
It
was
(
S3ain
Russia
and
SwiUerland
the
second
one-all
draw
of
the
cnes$
Is
a
part
of
the-
school
cut'
week-end
between
the
Americans
riculum.
and
Canadiens,
a
game
in
Montreal
Saturdav
nieht
having
resulted
Koltanowski
demonstrated
his
.similarly.
concentration
ability
in
Ed
men
At
Toronto
Saturday
night,
the
ton.
Blindfolded,
he
played
'
10
Maple
Leafs
defeated
Chicago
Black
men
at
once,
among
them
cracs
Hawks
three
to
one
but
were
unable
Fdmonton
players,
winning
seven
to
follow
up
at
Detroit
last
niht
and
getting
a
draw
in
three.
Askefl
,
when
the
Red
Wings
only
required
how
he
managed
to
keep
such
ac-one
goal
to
defeat
them.
curate
track
of
the
various
plays
i
Tomorrow
nieht
one
National
and
positions
of
the
men
on
thf
League
game
will
be
played
between
board,
he
said
that
In
the
back
rf
Toronto
and
Boston
at
Boston.
Week-end
results
were:
I
Saturday
Scores
I
Americans
1.
Canadiens
1
'overtime).
,
Chicago
1.
Toronto
3.
Sunday
Scores
Canadiens
1.
Americans
1
over-
Ume
tie).
.
!
Toronto
0,
Detroit
1.
Rangers
1,
Boston
1
(overtime
tie).
The
National
standing
.to
date:
Hockey
League
WDLPAPt!
his
mind
he
has
something
like
a
eratnochone
record
which
record
the
positions
of
the
men
and
or.
a
moment's
notice
he
may
figuratively
speaking,
turn
on
the
re
cord
and
receive
a
report
as
to
Just
what
the
positions
are.
Boston
Dodging
At
Skiing
Cost
Girls
Decide
Its
Good
Sport
Too
Expensive
For
Them
,1
..
.
I
-
But
BOSTON,
Jan.
16:
CP
A
6
8
6
66
30
downward
revision
in
the
cost
of
J
4
12
55
13
24
skiing
Is
becoming
a
more
and'
3
d
14
11
53
iN
VI
67
18
0
more
irequent
"
aemana
on
au
-
siuca
TIED
IN
BOWLING
Jrotto
and
Old
Empress
Now
On
Even
Terms
for
Leadership
of
City
League
Old
Emprea
and
Royal
Hotel
jrere
winner
of
las
night's
ftx-
.ures
In
the
CI?
Howling
League
with
victories
of
two
games
to
one
jter
Printers
and
Orotic
respective-
.
L.
..
,y.
nun
average
scorw
nine-
was
tflll
Schrtabert
of
Royal
rfotel
with
190.
As
a
reault
f
last
j
sight'
play.
Grptt
and
Old
Em-i
press
are
now
lied
for
the
league
PARIS
icadersnip.
,
Old
Empress
I
Ciccone
-
is
Ourvleh
...
Mr-
J.
Comadlna
112
Kinslor
160
Junderson
-H
Tatals
.
.736
Printers
1
Zleman
If
Samueteon
.74
West
SLmofidson
..
Paul
Totals
Grotto
AsmeMtn
F.
Cemadttia
..
McMeektn
.Bury
S.Meran
Totals
Royal
Hotel
144
17
134
78
1
13
146
148
...205.
..
166
.794
1
Donald
.
..
141
Todd
-
...IH
Zarellt
lit
Shriaberg
KM
Smith
21
Totals
897
6
16
53
86
16
this
winter
Veteran
observers
feel'Orotto
j
.
4
that
unless
the
expenses
and
'Old
Empress
4
The
league
standing
to
date
Is:
Alpha,
12.149.
Oamma,
11.657.
Beta,
11
.306.
The
Dally
News
is
an
oarxr;
'
CEALZD
Trader
addreaaed
to
deralgned
and
endomed
known
to
hen
She
tells
of
the
hunt
for
bear
or
wolves,
of
1?
f2t
rw""a
A.
B.
C
tbe
a
-
reod
1
iniieo
oiPie1
nas
ar
last
iounu
ner
suui
anu
mere
is
great
mu
t
reeved
uu
12
ociocx
noon.
r
il,.
tf
v
TnrfT.
January
31.
1939,
1st
wharf
irmln
at
Old
MasuctL.
Skesna
OUftrlct,
ererS
0.
Cmrtneer
PSMt
OtOct
"bunk"
of
skiing
is
eliminated
Royal
3
there
Is
UtUe
chance
of
the
sport
Printers
1
continuing
'
its
Jv
1
-
has
the
past
eight
winters
states
that
Defeats
Alpha
by
Small
Score
But
winter
sports
have
hit
a
plateau
Utter
Still
Leadine
Leajue
above
which
they
cannot
rise
until
made
available
to
lower-lncom
up
they
found
that
skiing
would
land
them
badly
in
the
red,
so
there
.are
half
a
dozen
glrlt
whose
families
are
moderately
well
off
wba
:
would
like
to
ski
but
simply
cannot
Jree
It
for
the
money.
"Even
with
average
New
England
mow
conditions."
the
winter
vmtU
veteran
cpnt'nu?d.
"I
don't
set
how
we
can
exnect
any
growth
lr
he
future
under
oresent
arranee-
ments..
What
I
hope
I
that
ski
I
ins?
will
follow
the
ttolf
-end.
II
v01d
Connfrv
Soccer
Round
English
Cup
Iteplays
Middlesbrough
1.
Bolton
Wand-
B.
o.
t
Southend
United
4,
Chesterfield
Plana,
term
at
contract
and
apcl-
M
,
3
,n.rti-,
'OVeriimei.
cancn
can
be
ttsn
and
form
cf
lender
obtained
at
the
vine
cf
th
Chief
Huddersfield
Town
3,
Notts
Fbr-
Eloeer.
Dcjnrtment
oX
Public
Work.
q
Ottava.
at
the
otflee
of
the
District
1000
,.,
"TUn
Vni:
o
dn.
t
Ufa
o
f-
YmUaioM.
B.
C;
atoo
at
the
Port
UPHAM,
Eng.,
Jan.
16:
CP
t'-vw
iiu
a
in.
v
ii
i
in
ii
f
u
j
j
i
.
uu
i.
miiuii
icti
in
Qfjjcea
at
M.setit,
B.
C-.
rnnce
rcuperr
in
riorina.
it
ls
not
a
love
storv
excent
that
it
illustrates
b.c,
'
and
vancour.
TVitt
D.
n.
M.A.r.AU
fflrmwnil.
,
n
y.
.1.
a
sc,
j
j
.
a
.
iniinifvin-
.
'
.
i
,
.
mv
t,
i
V.
n
n
A
ri
Vl
I
.
.
n
u
a
n
Inln
i,
m
t
,i
.
,
,
T
,
.
.
-
Tendera
wui
no
-
ODiwwra
ure
v,
ni-
uaiiucu
uu
'vn
uiw
the
affection
that
may
exist
between
father
and
son
and
made
on
primed
rem
uppued
by
the
a
aztta
team
and
has
cnaiieneed
between
a
boy
arid
one
of
the
wild
animals
of
that
part
of
F!$oJ?Sa
fSSiia
any
other
side
of
seven
brothers
in1
the
Uri
w.ii.vu
ted
States.
mvmvv.
Trip
The
.
.
w
vpnrlinrr
vearlint?
?s
is
w
a
"
n
vouno-
vnnnrr
.
Mi,
Aaar
deer
v.
v.
hnf
hut
f
thf?
.iiv
Virt
tender
nwt
u
accompamea
Britain
to
a
game,
so
far
there
j
tj
f
tf
It
d
ch
0jj
chartered'
story
is
not
the
story
of
the
deer
except
incidentlv.
It
is
bant
m
oanada.
pajw
to
aa.are
no
takers.
Ju
..
l
1
of
the
Honourable
the
Minister
of
Pv-
UIC
I.ury
Ui
llie
uuy.
jfo
wtork.
equal
to
10
percent
oi
iie--
frH.
a.
1
A
e
L.
..
1
1-
lLi
il
tf
munmt
nf
th-
te
j
ne
ureai
ueauty
oi
tne
duok
is
mat
tne
writer,
mar-
ir5mYnW
at
Canada
or
ot
th
jorie
Kinnon
Rawlings,
seems
to
know
her
subject
so
wellJf
gj
b,
that
she
Interprets
every
light
and
shade
of
the
woods.
tkr.any
guaranteed
pj
every
emotion
of
the
strance
inhabitants
seems
to
be
truf'atoemenUoned
honda
pnncifmt
ana
of
canaaa.
or
,
a
and
a
certl-'
to
tnakc
up
an
the
differences
with
neighbors,
of
the
family
life,
of
the
"zZSEtZ!!1
.
M
blue
prima
ana
apepneauon
oi
ta
.nit
ui
t
iitt
t
i
experience
with
the
rattlesnake
which
breaks
down
a
w
m
dp
ouwmrf
sioiio.
m
nuarre'
nnd
of
the
terrible
flood
and
of
the
final
effort
'to
.ord?!
deal
yfth
the
growing
up
fawn
in
such
an
intimate
man-
J
tSuJll
net
to
lead
to
the
suspicion
that
many
of
the
incidents
cction
wmun
a
moam
rrora
tu
must,
have
been
experienced
by
herself
or
members
of
her
twnt
pertSuS
depiwSi
be
family.
It
is
an
interpretation
of
the
crude
life
of
the
set-
xor!tluL
tier
in
a
pari
of
the
United
States
usually
associated
with
-
JJiFtSinsmuj!.
snmmer
resorts,
semi-tropical
fruits
and
palm
trees
but
'
'
PuW0ftrurT''
ot
which
has
nothing
whatever
to
do
with
any
of
them.
j
Ottawa,
January
a.
i3.
144
167
133
191
165
S00
2
121
136
139
1T6
IK
759
2
163
IN
196
.191
179
918
2
186
169
170
161
1T
SM
The
Itmgut
jf
ndliX
to
date:
uiiuuig
to
Mi
giuw
grow
fi
or
even
cini
holding
tivnuiii
own
I'Sunci
thinker
of
this
city
who,
LQU
NOVA
been
In
the
ski
business
for
9
may
loan
money
to
the
Chinese
gevernment
to
help
her't-ague
m
Saturday.
Oamma
was
MI
tried
to
get
my
own
daughtei
or
.
Italy
by
applying
economic
ana
commercial
sanctions
.
by
a
smaii
margin
1
wun
a
.
score
.
oi
-
-
r:"
Tr
r
J
1
..A
j
.
e
t
t
f
ncta'
sMire
was
1848.
pretty
good
at
them.
She
and
a
against
mose
countries
ami
in
iavor
01
ner
vicuins.
-"-:
-.
"ZZ
:;
7,
tW
few
of
her
friends
considered
it
Winner
of
.May
25
Bout
Will
Chance
at
Joe
Louis'
Title
In
September
.
v.,
t
1
.1
l
ir
1.1.
nr
1
111
iiie
iik
uuLuixjr
suuiu
aim
..-,.
.mn..
.
.
.r.
.
.
ntn
luniv,
jmn.
10:
itn
jmss
Bier,
former
world's
heavyweight
thamniim
aiwt
Iau
Kavb
hav
hn
but
like
of
these
level-headed
for
the
highest
average
scores
in
many
tot
a
rmmd
bout
in
.--u
1
.,.
n.oi-t
v,.n1
nt
juunsatcrs
uicj
tiguiru
uu
caui
iuai
"-
v
...v-
.
.
.
.
Mirtlinn
fiiiar
n
a
riin
nn
If
iu
M
any
danger
or
reprisals,
She
plans
to
take
action
to
curb
Ailplu
with
214,
Emily
YamanakaiJ1
ost
"u1d
against
C03t
tfhe!1i!(klStac,n.!:
their
allowances
The
winner
wUl
probably
get
a
Krause
of
Beta
with
179.
chance
In
September
at
Joe
Louis
the
preent
havye4fht
champion
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Cnat
League
Seattle
0.
Spokane
3.
Vancouver
2,
Portland
2
(overtime
tlet.
WOMEN
WEItn
I1LTTEK
tONDON.
Jan.
16:
(CPi
-Ladiel
Skiing
Uub
defeated
British
Unl-
wasn't
so
many
years
aeo
that
gol'
a
was
very
much
of
a
rich
man's
"rsuies
ski
ciud
team-oi
men
-game;
today
almost
anyone
can
,n
tne
f,nal
oI
inautural
British
play
golf
within
their
budgets."
Indoor
Ski
chumolonshlp
at
Earl
s
ceuri
stadium
here.
ClirjMlCAl
S
UP
LONDON.
Jan.
16:
M3Pi
When
now
covered
football
fields
dur-Jn
the
Chritt-nas
hlldsv
gamesi
clubs
used
jawdmt.
blue
U-newash.
yellow
ochre
and
red
colorings
for
line
markings
It
EX
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
Slim
Waist
Line
Bowl
For
Heservalion
Phone
MS
For
QUICK
SALE!
Two
Snap
Bargains
1929
1929
Marquette,
flood
condition
Chevrolet
Coach
ROYAL
MOTORS
$98.00
$95.00
16.
178
826,
3
213
166
The
Morning
After
faking
GrtersUtteLverPil
PARIS
IS
DELIGHTED
the
bank-account
as
well
as
the
3
jiecUl
prestige
of
their
clienU
have
170
1
second.
Marina,
Duchess
of
Kent
came
third.
As
usual,
about
half
of
those
who
captured
the
coveted
places
were
Rothschild
formerly
Catherine
In
L
P
nd
too
a
rcianiat
payment
oi
a
oaa
act.
taiu
was
full
of
tin
,
.
The
rivnjry
is
Mrs.
Pa
tine
and
the
Windsor,
is
they
aro
Uamt-tlu
and
have
me
ritle
of
"World's
HetH
Returns
To."Ihry
like
a
cerUij
Euroncan.
Duchess
of
Windsor
'but
Of)
the
whole
xtuk
Second
Jan.
II:
iCP
The
Praanh
ranltal
is
ail
acott
to
Set
aiFoprsut.
and
a
Bourbon
princes
174
1
at
that.
Mrs.
PaUne.
wrest
tht
181
Parisian
dressmaker's
title
of
TV
183
World's
BeV
Dressed
Woman
wMw
from
Ameriea,
The
dress
makers
who
must
keep
In
mind
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Jar.'
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CVtMlll.
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1M-
rlson
Williams,
sixth:
the
March-1
iones
of
Paris,
seventh.
Mrs.
Oil'
147beri
Miller,
eight;
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Martlneii
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ninth
and
Mm
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beta
(of
a
weakness
for
trimmt.
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makers
in
simp;.
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snowed
be'tr
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many
as
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same
dres
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block
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pattror
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brtthtrr
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eti'inaiea
v
'xtti
these
15
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year
thrir
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r-nditure
varying
fr
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some
.rmbamuolng
moments
lit
200JXK
a
year
chooatng
144
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of
Wlndwr.
who
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held
first
place
for
two
succeed
II
n
1
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years,
has
now
dropped
to,
lYlinimUni
TOOO
3
167
193
157
159
147
Allowance
On
bom
on
the
western
side
of
the
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Mrs
Mrs
Jean
Jean
Nash
Nash
Dubonnet;
Dubonnet;
Mrs
Mrs
1
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tune
but
because
her
father
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law.
Don
Simon
Patine
now
Bo!
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n
fnrin
mini.)..
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w.
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in
Parts
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speetal
committee
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Alberta
loverntner.:
.
tnu
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matters
has
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ri.,a:M
minimum
food
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4
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Cromwell:
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Elsie
k
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f
Pinrhpr
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3
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Wolfe
Mendl
ami
Mrs.
Oeorge
V1
1
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Bonnet
,me
The
latter
la
th
wife
of
tVauk
tHl,
k.
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1
-,
1
1
until
tvicru
uiwunri
wita
Mvnri
.received
King
Oeorge
and
Queen-
One
I
Elisabeth
last
July.
1
Mrs.
Patine
U
often
referred
to
lifl
A
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11
1
FTi
rne
r1
nttt
be
Vl
A
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A
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;cao'e
of
ner
husband's
rokusal
for
Hrokt
Dead
Mil
tjpri
Years
of
Ale
sal
Of
Of
Tilled
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PIXCHER
CREEK
A
'CP
Lionel
Br
rancher
of
this
eleh'.iet
died
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of
eighty
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family
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a
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THK
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
HMKl.TLNfi
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
LLMITKD
TlUIL-nitlTISII
COLl'.MniA
Manufacturers
of
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Hrand
Chemical
Fertilizer
Ammonium
Phonhate.
Sulphate
af
Ammonia,
Suprph'
phates.
Cernplele
i'erliliters
FmHmpis
&
Mefiner
of
Tadartac
Ilrand
Mctali
Ootd
y'lvr
letlrotc
Lead,
7Jne
raHrrlnm
nUmith.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD,
Steamers
Leave,
prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
T.S.S.
CATALA
KVF.JIV
THUS-
T.KA
CAKDENA
FRIDAT,
DAY,
1:30
p.m;
10:30
pjn.
Iue
Vancouver,
Thurs.
a.m.
Du
Vahrouver,
Mondty
t.m.
If
Convenient.
Heae
Purthaj
Ticket
at
Office
"urthe-
Information
Regarding
Reservntlons
and
Tttketa
IW"
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
llapert
Atent.
Third
Ave.
riioot
S
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
Kor
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'oeuyre
One
Package
8erves
Pouf
People
Keeps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co,
Lid.
Prince
Rupert
nrtsti
Colunibt