Daily Colonist (1900-07-05) . f water color paintersof Toronto, who have organized a societyultli Mr. liell-Smlth as president. Amongthe other nieniliers of the organization arer. M. Manly, vice-president of tile OntarioSociety of Artists; It. F. Gagen, F. .McGllivray Knowles. F. S. Challoner, W. Dlilanchley. J. D. Kellle, I>aura .Muntz andClertrudc Spiirr. The pictures will 1)0 on view for thredays nidy, as Jlr. Hell-tsndth leaves tl; oil Saturday. The paintings wlilcare to he shown here are considered ex-cellent art critics. The siiiclmens fromthe brush of Mr. Hell-Smltli chlelly
Daily Colonist (1900-07-05) . f water color paintersof Toronto, who have organized a societyultli Mr. liell-Smlth as president. Amongthe other nieniliers of the organization arer. M. Manly, vice-president of tile OntarioSociety of Artists; It. F. Gagen, F. .McGllivray Knowles. F. S. Challoner, W. Dlilanchley. J. D. Kellle, I>aura .Muntz andClertrudc Spiirr. The pictures will 1)0 on view for thredays nidy, as Jlr. Hell-tsndth leaves tl; oil Saturday. The paintings wlilcare to he shown here are considered ex-cellent art critics. The siiiclmens fromthe brush of Mr. Hell-Smltli chlelly diUlwitli tlio ragged mountain Kceiiery of Bri-tish CoUimhla; a few show street scenesIn , and other old wiirlil <ltles. .Miss Spurr shows two exicllent watercolors. Mr. Gagens views represent sieiiijson the coast of Massachusetts. Altogether llic cxhlbli Is one worthy ofconsiderable attention nn the part of local art admirers and reflects great credit uponChinese admirals vessel was lying beyond Canadtan Beef Extract and VegetableTablets. For Quickly Preparing Beef Tea, Soup, etc. Notrouble to use. Always ready. Will keep in anyclimate. Just the thing lor Miners, Prospectors, Soldiers, Sportsmen, etc. Pactod in Threo Sizes—2Sc, 75b and $ each. Sold by all wholo-salp and retail dealers, or sent postpaid on receipt of price. Armour & Company, Chicago. A stock of Armours Extract of Beef, Vigoral and BeetExfract and Vegetable Tablets is carried at ^? our branch house. SEATTLE. WASH. strued as agiiinst your govern-Btahie govciamcnt. Frankly, however. nieut—ttuil to ji certain e-xtetit it uudoubt-eiily was—it; -wari not a protest againstthe tarilT, railway or general policy ofLlio , but the aiitu-eratJe and impolitic adiuLiiistnitimi ofmatters of dttails bj many of the de-liartmeuts, anil to tiomi! extent, I think, agiiinst tlio character of iiuich of the re-J niarlied contideiitlaicent imiuigratioa into the Xortlnvest,
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