Parisian novelty cross postcard token sale
A London style advertisement describes a luminous cross item sold as a courtesy token. It can be mailed like a postcard to Canada or the United States for a penny or two. The cross glows blue after daylight exposure and is made from Jerusalem stone. Prices range from 15 cents to 12 for $1.00, agent A Netkow at 832 Yonge Street, Toronto.
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Europe
Canada
United States
Jerusalem
Solomon's Temple
A. Netkow
Yonge Street
Toponto
Ont
Prince Rupert
Port. Edward
Canadian Arctic Expedition to Outfit at Esquimalt
Canadian government prepares steam whaler Karluk under Vilhjalmur Stefansson for an Arctic voyage of about three years. Karluk, 350 tons, will fly British flag with a 14 man crew and depart for Banks Land and Prince Albert Land, aiming to reach in September 1915 and return by September 1916.
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Esquimalt
Vilhjalmar Stefansson
Karluk
Victoria
Golden Gate
G. P. Pedersen
Stefansson
Arctic Circle
Banks Land
Prince Albert Land
McClure
Port Edward
Prince Rupert
Great Oriental
George Doughty
Grimsby
England
British Columbia
Yukon
Alaska
Grand Trunk Pacific
Panama Canal
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Arctic
Oakland
Port Edward, B.C
Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad
Prince Rupert’s Industrial
Port Edward Townsite Company, Ltd
T. J. Drummond
Canada Iron Corporation, Ltd
Royal Bank of Canada
Montreal Trust Company
Montreal
William Agnew
Henry Walker
Great North Pacific
B.C
Prince Rupert's
Hall & Floyer
Victoria, B.C