PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
I
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday
at
7
and
0,
and
Saturday
Matinee
at
3.
"PIONElTRAILS"
A
stirring
melodrama
of
tlic
camp
settlements
of
California.
A
photoplay
full
of
action,
daring
and
courage
through
wliirh
runs
a
sweet
romance.
Virtue
versus
villainy
in
which
Ihe
latter
takes
the
count.
Thrilling
battles
wilh
hordes
of
redskins;
dashing
rescue
from
a
runaway
coach
and
an
exciting
trial,
episode
arc
among
the
many
big
scenes
of
this
spectacular
picture,
to
which
has
also
been
added
a
strong
comedy
relief.
Excellent
cast
Cullen
Land
Is,
Alice
Calhoun,
Bertram
Grasby,
Otis
Harlan,
W.
J.
Dyer,
Virginia
True
Board-man
and
many
others.
Larry
Semon
in
"The
Counter
Jumper."
Fox
News-Gazette
Opening
of
Wembley
Exhibition
Scenes
Admission
50c
and
25c
Preserving
Peaches
ARRIVING
FRIDAY.
$1.65
per
Case
Buy
lliis
week.
We
doubt
if
t
tie
price
will
bo
any
lower
this
season.
The
peach
situation
i
alarming,
and
prices
will
surely
advance.
Phone
your
order
erly
as
our
stock
is
limited.
Raspberries
for
Preserving
Phono
us
for
Prices.
RupcrtTablcSupply
Three
Phones,
aiom,
212
Popularity!
With
low
prices
and
highest
quality
makes
our
success.
We
are
now
offering
Corn
Flakes,
per
pkg.
..
10c
Shredded
Wheal,
per
pkg.
...
,
15c
Hipe
(Hives
DOc
less
than
regular
prices.
On
sate
now,
per
gallon
tin
$1.75
Jelly
Powders,
per
dor.
90c
Cream
Olive
Soap,
dozen
90c
Marmalade
in
jars
....
25c
Pure
Jam,
any
variety
75o
Shelled
Walnuts,
per
lb.
35c
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
3
lbs.
$1.00
Farmers'
High
Grade
Tea,
2
lbs
$1.25
Fresh
Fruit,
I
lie
lowest
in
town.
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
Orders
of
$5.00
Delivered.
Take
advantage
of
these
Fruit
Specials
Peai
lies.
per
crate
..
$1.65
IMiitn.-.
per
basket
....
85c
Ilnrl.lelt
Pears,
per
doz.
50c
(iravenslein
Apples,
2
lbs.
25c
Cooking
Apples,
3
lbs.
for
25c
Hananas,
per
lb
15c
Cherries,
per
lb
20c
Watermelon,
per
II).
...
8c
Oranges,
3
dozen
for
$1.00
Give
us
your
order
for
l'reserving
Fruit.
ECONOMY
STOR
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84.
E
IT
NOTICE.
WIIKJIKAS
under
tli
M'iivI.'Ioua
nf
tlm
loyally
Act,
Chapter
76,
Statutes
ivii,
tlie
royalty
on
timber
to
be
collected
be
ginning
January
1st,
195,
will,
froin
ln-rormatkm
now
available,
be
more
thai
three
times
the
rovaltv
nuw
lieinir
ml.
'leited.
A.M
W1IEI1KAS
nrrent
rinrpont!l,iti
have
been
made
that
this
Increase
In
royalty
la
much
heavier
than
thefelndustrv
cau
bear.
AMI
WIIEItL'AS
the
renresentatlnn
made
have
gone
so
far
as
to
say
that
any
attempt
to
collect
this
royalty
beg-inning
January
let
next
as
upon
tlic
basis
of
the
In
a
po'ht
west
33
deir.
south
nf
north
southerly
tlonir
hlirh
water
mark
'to
pout,
'.-I.m-h
and
containing
S14
ac-e.
ace.
more
more
or
or
less
less.
1"
"
"
PHONE
8
PRINCE
'
II,
B.
BUUN0TON,
"tame
or
Applicant.
I
1'::
"7
Site
means
that
if
the
quality
of
a
suit
or
a
gown
s
assured
there
is
no
rea-,
son
why
it
should
not
serve
for
two
seasons
or
more.
Dorothy
is
right
about
that.
It
is
no
longer
considered
good
form
to
discard
a
garment
that
has
only
given
you
a
few
weeks
of
wear.
Our
cleaning
will
delight
you.
60X392
RUPERT
DANCE
At
the
Auditorium
which
was
to
have
taken
place.
I'liduy,
August
K,
has
been
postponed
until
Friday,
August
15,
Phone
Hlack
410.
L.
F.
Marren,
Proprietor.
Optician
and
Optometrist
If
troubled
with
EYE
STRAIN
or
you
need
a
CHANGE
of
Glasses
we
have
the
very
latest
consultant
on
Optometry
with
25
years
years
experience.
Satisfaction
Is
positively
assured.
DIAMONDS
Loose
or
Mounted.
We
give
you
one
year
to
think
It
over.
If
not
satisfied
return
therri
and
get
your
monoy
back
less
10
per
cent.
Surely
there
must
be
value
or
we
could
not
offer
this
Inducement.
SILVERWARE
A
large
shipment
just
arrived.
Moderate
prices,
latest
designs.
Lierutivn
Conn-
u...,.i.,.ir
c.,,
Max
Heitaer
Diamond
Specialist
TIMBER
SALE
X
64S4.
present
Itoyalty
Act
would
Immediately
re-
sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
ty
suit
in
a
shutdown
or
the
entire
Industry
I
bistrlil
Forester,
not
later
than
noon
In
the
Province,
i,h
itith
ilav
of
Aiimist.
1944.
for
NOTICE
Is
herebv
riven
that
a
rnihllr
i...
,.r
i
...
.,,.,.
v
e.tti
mi
tln
ihearlnK
upon
this
question
will
be
held
In
'tuore
or
Iloscoe
Inlet.'t.It.
3,
to
cut
"3
'Ihe
Executive
Chamber.
Parliament
Ittiltrl-
,,,.
r.
,.r
i-tj
italsum
B.C.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAIL
WAYS.
Western
Region.
Dated
at
Port
Clements
this
86
th
flavor
'?.'
TV,,,'I:WJ1'
".
'etelvr!!...
the
on
the
east
5U.-
anrt
HI
or
such
Members
thereor
as
may
be
Ulle
mi
year
will
be
allowed
Tor
re-theii
present,
befflnnlnir
at
10
o'clock
,novai
of
timber.
Wednesday,
September
3rd
next.
i
Korther
nartliiilars
of
the
Chief
Korea:
Anjne.
wim-nas
any
waetK-e-
to-eub-
.
victoria.
B.C.
or
the
District
Fovea-
ml
t
or
representations
to
make
on
the
t,.r
I'rlnrn
ltunert
opportunity
to
be
beard
and
the
public
Is
requested
to
take
notice
accordingly.
T.
I).
PATTL'LLO,
Minister
of
Lands.
183
TIMBER
SALE
X
6304.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
iiitiiui.
t.r
i
,nfi,
vO'trta
tutf
lutpr
than
.
.
J.0.
AC.T
,
.
"'n
on
the
St.t
day
or
August,
lv4,
-
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purchaia
for
Ule
purchase
or
Licence
X
6304.
to
,
.
,
"."?
.
,
,
...
rut
2,330,000
reet
of
Spruce,
llemliMk.
In
Q
pen
Charlotte
island
Land
District,
nalsam
and
Certar
on
an
area
situated
on
Ilecordinir
District
or
Prince
Hupert,
the
go-ti,
,.nd
0r
Janus
Island,
Matlileson
and
situate
In
the
Last
Entrance
pr
channel,
IlaiiKe
3,
Coast
District.
.
u,l
'
'"If-
.
.
.,
.
Two
(i,
years
will
be
allowed
Tor
le-
rake
!otloe
that
Edward
Shannon
of
nmval
of
timber
'
Port
Clements,
In
the
Province
of
British
mi-ther
imrtlr'ulars
of
the
Chief
Kores-
coiuinbia,
uardener,
Intemls
to
apply
for
,er,
victoria.
B.C.,
or
the
District
Fort-
scnuea
lauus:
Ciimmenciuir
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
point
.or
this
Island;
thence
southeast
and
on
around
the
Island
following-
the
shore
line
to
the
place
of
commencement,
and
containing
one
and
one
half
acres
of
land,
more
or
less.
ter,
Prince
Hupert,
B.C.
189
Julv
1091
orricc
or
ine
t-mei
r.nirineer,
wininieit.
CORPORATION
OF
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
Man.,
until
twelve
o'clock
noon.
Monday,
the
elirhleeiith
day
or
iuust,
mil,
ror
the
rollowlmt
work:
Krertlon
brick
rrelfrhl
shed
and
offices.
orth
Hattleford:
erec-
M
Teml-rsare
Invited
for
the
con-
"on
IJir
.tall
Melt
addition
and
altera.
siruciioii
oi
remiorcea
concrete
uunaina
;
"
v
oV
.,il
Jj'xl8'
twn
stories.
"""
t.
L-
culverts
at
.Miles
n.
S5U.6
audi
Plans
and
f
peel
fl
rat
ions
can
be
seen
al
?."'
"'".
"'
"'V
ii.h
rric
or
ihe
r.itv
i-mrim-op
Marifo
sub-division;
ronsirurnon
or
Tenders
marked
"Tender
for
Concrete
culverts
al
Mile
i
1
10.3
and
III.
'itulldlna-
to
be
deposited
with
the
City
T'le
J
a
line
siib-dlvlsloM;
construction
or
Clerk,
not
later
lhan
5
P.M.
August
6th,
Mwam
diversion
oj
the
llosebud
BOer
to
accompanied
by
a
certified
rhr-que
Tor
an
fl
'""'"'l'
'''
rtrr
S3--J
,an1
amount
equal
to
i
of
tender.
Lowest
or
310.9-340-5.
Drumheller
sub-ri
vision;
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
r"
"
EHNKST
1
OVF
cat
Iron
pipe
at
Chandler.
Sask.;
erection
"Pt-
LAND
ACT,
of
L'tllllleS
loiiiii-eo
lours
in
icmc
iiiiu
"Liii
iii
,
i
slon;
erection
twenty-one
miles
of
fence
Swirt
current
brinrh;
stripping
ballast
at
Vivian.
.
Plans,
nrofiles.
sneciflcatlon.
form
or
In
Oen
Charlotte
Islands
1
and
ills
tHet
tract
n
""I
'"
'-'"1"
neeoiomi
Diiinct
?,t
sieena
and
illnaie'
"''ta'ned
at
Ihe
orrire
of
C.hier
EniUneer.
rrroAt
Zk
Man
,ll,lrtr'
Ernrlneer.
Ed-Oo?nrh
In
o
'
B
10
o
L
L-
7
7'
,U"
Plan
946
9481
wlnil,l,''r-
:
it.l;i.D
District
En.rln.-er,
Saska
Oueen
Charlotte
m,
e
Jflands.
nionbm.
Alia.;
koi.
i
axe
notice
inai
nume
o.
uamnrinn
or
Sask.:
IHMrlrt
Ens-liner.
Vancouver.
B.C.
.
,
.
.
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r-
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Division
r.ionitccr.
rruo
c
iiuotrri.
n.i..i
iTnds
t'o
apnirr'orVSon'to'ieS
t'K
Er
-.W
WVM,M
itiiitiw
niir
fiti-riitti
litrRMiiirp
.niiinifn-
.
.
...
TERRACE
NOTES
Sister
Juliana
and
Sister
Emcrita
are
spending
their
vara
tion
here.
Tout
Itoss
rof
Ilriiio
week
end
in
town.
.
day
for
Ojus,
Florida.
spent
the
Saturday
night
wits
socially
very
eventful
here.
The
(Slass
Mowers
and
Moving
Pictures
occupied
the
early
part
of
the
even-inn,
while
initio
latter
I
here
were
dances
in
the
l.akelse
(ioiniuunil.v
Hall
and
in
"Iad"
Weeks'
hall
at
Kaluiu.
Mrs.
llrookins
and
.Mrs.'
Du-lio(d
spent
tlic
past
week
at
Knl
u
in
Luke.
.
Peter
Mugerces,
the
lilacksinith
is
at
Gedarvale
shoeing
Hanson's
horses.
'
'
4..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Johnson
and
family
have
left
for
the,
east.
Mrs.
lieo.
Little
has
been
a
visitor
to
Sniithers
,f()V
Jhe,past
week
as
the
gues
QftAIjfi::
ami
'
Mrs
Hanson.
Mrs.
Annie
lias
left
on
Thurs
'
i
"
..'
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mor.se
Halt
and
sons
left
on
Thursday
for
Vic
toria.
:'
Will'
patks
and
his
son
Jack
were
.
also,
passenpers
ior
ine
south
cfn
Tliursdayi;
train.
-
-
V'
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Hean
jand
son
left
for
the
prairie
on
Monday.
Mrs.
Orilllili
went
down
to
Prince
Hupert.
on
Thursday.
Mr.
and
-Mrs.
UerPKenney
and
pon
left
for
the
south
on
Thurs
day.
f
E.
T.
keuney
in
',
building
a
large
addition
to
his
house.
Mr.
and.
Mrs.
Vqh
Hees
has
moveil
into
t
heir
new
home
on
the
hill.
EVEN
AT
THAT
"Kven
ad'ni'iltin'
dat
folks
am
descended
from
monkeys,
saidi
Uncle
Kdra,
"I
know
some
people
dat
ain'.t-no
special
credit
to
deir
ancestors."
RUSSIA
NOT
AN
EXAMPLE
Labor
Minister
J.
H.
Thomas
Said
Would
Fight
to
Prevent
That
Dem,ocracy
nnir
at
"a
post
planted
at
the
southwest
."T",.
r'i.eXlint:
at
a
ba.inucl
at
the
Guild
.uiii
nirm,
,uu
irr,
n.ici
i.,.rifrt
d
thence
northerly
alon
low
water
mark
five
to
per
cent
or
value
of
the
work,
pay-
A.
K.
WAftriEN.
General
Manager..
Wlimltier.
Man.,
Anpiist
2nd,
1924.
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS.
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
ANVOX
SCHOOL.
Skvi.K.n
tf.Mikiis.
endorsed
"Tender
a
-n-
lioom
Addition
to
Anyox
Srhool."
.
o.
.,,
f
l
nlioc's
nn
all
time
the
01
l.aiJOl
S
Utl
win
be
revived
by
the
Honourable
the
logy
Minister
:
i-iiljllc
Works
up
to
i
o
r
kick
j
"""
nPHS
uovem,
t
hey
'
hau
t
e-nwrm
-f
Tuesday,
the
12th
day
of
Auirust,
,
.
V
ii.-.
194,
rm
the
erection
or
a
one
room
ad-
mon
st
rated
that
men
111.
IIIOI
dltlon
to
the
present
four
room
School-
,
,
.
,
.
i,.,uiuna
n,,nl,l
BACTERIA
CHANGED
BY
LOCAL
CONDITIONS
Professor
Reed
Tells
Brltlth
Association
Regarding
Mlnuto
Forms
of
Life
TOIIONTO,
Auk.
H.
Hacteria
are
even
more
sensitive
li
changes
in
their
diet
than
are
human
beings,
it
was
shown
by
I'rof.
(J.
H.
Heed,
of.
Queen's
University,
Kingston,
Ontario,
in
a
paper
to
the
Physiology
Section
of
the
llritish
Association
to-day.
He
lound
that
bacteria
are
aliened
very
radically
in
their
size,
sliapo
and
structure
by
variations
in
the
amounts
of
salt
and
acid
which
are
present
in
the
solutions
in
which
they
are
grown.
l'or
each
'bacterium
I
here
is
one
strength
of
salt
and
size
are
normal.
When
the
acid
or
all
is
increased
beyond
or
reduced
below
this
most
suitable
concentration,
not
only
is
the
rale
of
growth
slower,
but
the
shape
of
the
organism
changes
to
a
more
or
less
marked
degree,
it
becomes
larger
or
smaller,
is
deformed,
is
less
resistant
to
strengths
of
acids
other
than
that
in
which
it
is
accustomed
and
generally
evinces
Ihe
be
havior,
only
to
a
much
more
marked
extent,
of
an
animal
or
man
living
in
an
unfavorable
environment,
or
upon
an
misused
diet.
SOMEWHAT
MIXED
The
first
lady
My
husband
wired
me
from
Paris
on
my
birthday
asking
'whether
he
should
buy
me
a
llembrandt
or
a
Titian.
Now,
which
would
.you
have?
,
Secoirtl
lady
-Well,
ns
far
as
that
goes,
any
of
these
trench
cars
are
pretty
good.
LIYES
OF
INDIANS
WAS
REGULATED
BY
THEIR
RELIGIONS
house
at
Anynx.
in
Ihe
Atlln
Electoral
uis-
"""""i
u
kui..
......v.,
,
Tliinnvnl
tn,.
nr.
.1,.
u
..id..
..,.,.!
'ri,,
ly
inai
iniepNai,
Plan.
Specifications.
Contract
and
'
"
B
"
'
m,,,
t(own
con8t
rrom
the
,
,
way
u"w"
Fornix
of
Tenner
may
be
seen
on
and
arter
had
also
demonstrated
that
tllC
.
.
,,
j
.
,
.
the
2Sth
day
of
July,
1024.
and
furlher.
.
.
.
,
r
i,nP
'Aleutian
Islands
Willi
Squadron
of'Opte
could
hae
a
IaiJOr
frO-
,,nv
Information
obtained
at
the
Department
.
.i
MpI
tl.itiH.
and'
.
Leaucr
.Macaren
ami
uic
tnuisu
pnhiir
works
iariianient
Buiidinirs.
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h.i.
nir
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LUU
UIJ
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4IIT7
Ulllir.
,
.ii
...
Vancouver;
the
Government
Airent,
Anyox;
sewously
....
Interfering
With
,l
and
the
Government
Arent.
Prima
Mm''!.,
.
,..
i(i
,,,.
:..
ha
nl.tnltilTrl
.'a..
i
frriril
.
Oil
i.
r
TleTIN
.o..ant
rlflient
on
.r
PSV
nau.
tnent
of
a
deposit
of
Ten
Dollars
($10.00),
which
UI
be
rerunded
on
their
return
In
good
condition.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not-
tiecea-sarlly
accepted.
P.
PII,IJP.
Public
Works
Knifltieer.
The
Department
or
Public
Works,
Victoria.
K.C.
July
15th,
1J4.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6281.
LONDON,
8.
.
Canadian
press
4
J.
H.
llionyas,
secretary
'of
stale
for
the
colonies,
speak-
c.i
and
accompanied
by
an
ac-
i
,
n
UalMir'"
nrpany
vorj
Oi
K,
1
recently
1
ct
iitij
-said
aiii
the
iin
i.au
cheque
on
a
chartered
bank
equal,l,ul'
i
i
:.r
r
i
r-;i.,
;,,
..-j
west
corneror
Block
19:
thenre
easterly
to
ISC-narnSilww
Ih
linrlhtl'nl
rnrnnr
nf
Blni-V
IO-
thann
anian
ail'lliai
liaiivays.
The
'
west
or
any
tenner
iv
neressaruy
........
being
criticized
in
some
quarters;
to
cut
i,o
Jackplne
Ties,
on
an
area
recognize
HUSSia,
I)Ul
lliey
waiueo
tituati'd
approjiuiai'iy
a
muw
norm
ww
leat
rrom
becker
Uke,
Station,
liange
S,
Coaft
District.
;
Three
S
i
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
!
"Provided
that
any
one
unable
to
attend
the
auction
In
person
may
submit
a
sealed
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Fores-
'er.
victoria.
B.C.,
or
uismei
roresier,
Prince
Hupert,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6282.
There
will
be
orrered
for
sale
at
Publln
Aiictlnn,
at
noon
on
the
sth
day
or
Auirust.
I4.
In
tt.e
orrice
or
the
Forest
u..n
.....
-
.
i:.,.ltl,..H.
.Hu
f
Ir-nitf.
Y
A9ft
9
.
to
mi
m,ooo
Jackpine
Ties,
on
an
area
he
a
great
and
magnificent
power
rereriWJ.
"ianJeTco."
Jf
U'ey
used
it
wisely
ami
well,
w5,V'(f'
rK
Thomas
said.
Their
power
year,
win
,e
.Uowed
fox
inovai
or
timber.
carried
with
it
responsibility,
and
irore'MASnr'KS
rybl:ubtmit,t;
he
begged
tl.eni'not
to,
lose
sight
y.'Jr.Wtl?.T.tf
lhat
facl-
Tlmt
wa8.tl.o
inlelli-
I
Further
particulars
of
tlie
chief
Fores-
gent
way
to
bring
about
reforms
VWrinrla.
B.C.,
District
Forester,:?
A-
ter,
or
,,,,,
pnnca
Rupfrt,
B.C.
Hn
Great
JJrilaln
,
TOHONTO.
Auk.
K.
That
the
religions
of
the
ancient
tribes
who
roamed
America
centuries
aw
differed
but
little
from
prac-
Jiee
still
prevalent
was
pointed
out
by
Until
Henedict
in
Ihe
Anthropology
section
of
the
British
Association
today.
"The
will
of
the
Manitoti
was
made
known
to
t
lie
tribe
by
visions,
fore
runners
of
the
modern
spiritualistic
seances.
Through
this
means
he
cominunicaled
to
bis
followers
taboos,
immunities,
privileges
and
even
songs.
.Most
of
the
life
of
t
lie
tribe
was'
regulated
in
i
his
way,
including
their
ceremonies
of
initiation,
the
choice
of
their
ruler's,
clan
organiza
tion,
hunting
and
warfare.
Lton-
e,'uM"iis
as
to
the
relation
of
re
ligioiis
oractlees
to
oilier
cere
monies
were
drawn
b
the
speak
r.
because
it
was
not
sufficiently
....nt-p
criTUIiDfiM
class
conscious.
In
other
wor.s.Yljll
DlUP.UKUn
the
Macdonald
government
had,
refused
to
act
on
theories
and
were'
prepared
to
face
facts.
Mr.
Thomas
made
no
apology
for
Ihe
government.
The
pov-
Thlnnuil
tn
I
.
A
1
1
ierninent.
he
said,
had
killed
fori
"
i
LEADER
MACLAREN
TO
CITY
SEEMS
LIKELY
for
Coal
and
Supplies
After
Long
Absence
From
British
Territory
is
considered
altogether
like
i
ai.
ri:i.t
ii,
rOUlHl
Ull3
wunu
iHKiit
now
on
ii...
aboard,
will
call
at
Prince
Hu
V
.
-1
fine!
til
n
L
in
rr
li
f
1
fttt
ttlfifi
fi
I
coni
jir
Plans.
unermcaiutiiN
rir
can
nn1ll.
country.
yn,
i..-a..o
a.
v.
vt-
VUUU
1J
,
J.
,
t
a
ta
mi
a
.an
pori
in
u.e
past
mo.
Of
course,
he
and
his
col-
months
during
w
i
,.r
i.
ia(,
i,a,i
n,.i
II
11.
II
II
IllU
J?liu
....
...
,.
nr
MM
bas
been
m
tlie
t
ar
North
making
for
be
flyers.
The
they
had
broken
some
pledges.
It
I'reparat.ons
vessel
will
probably
have
to
coal.
aa
v..v
0!,Uv
i,.
a:.v
ii..
trnvem-
lie
Iar
a"d
''
'
m'ent
should
recognize
Russia.
From
the
day
he
took
office
ho
f
'
W
pick
up
me
supplies
tl,a
arrived
for
I
le
flyers
had
said
he
would
recognize
nus.
"'J
.i.
f
H.
o-r.v
against
their
getting
this
far
by
Olt.
J41CIJ
1
1
tit'
1
1
i
'
-
V
aav
f)u
-
ft......
...hi
1...
rr..
,.rA
,.
aula
at
T'tiKlif
Unction,
at
n'n
on
the
sth
day
of
eninient
was
in
the
sanvi
posi-1
'g1v-!?.,.V'7.,l.!)'K;,
tion.
Tlicy
not
only
wanted
lo
that
country
lo
lm
part
community
of'
nations.
them
make
mistake
Ull
III
IllUIHi
no
IJ
IIH.TiUiiu.
of
Hut
let
If
vaa(T
they
the
air.
It,
is
announced
in
Vancouver
that
f
lie
Thiepval
will
be
met
hy
dm
the
local
planes
engaged
in
fish
eries
patrol
service
ami
mai
Squadron
Leader
Oudfrey,
in
commaiuHii
.
Vancouver,
will
.
.
mee
.
said
to
him
they
were
going
to
I...I.I
ll.w-ia
unn
i.!minle
flip
u.nsi.iu
ui
uic
uuiuui
democracy
of
this
country,
thenrtl,ere
be
was
going
lo
fight
to
prevent
anything
of
thai
kind
coming
into
this
country.
,
The
power
of
the
railwayinen
and
all
other
trade
unions
would
FAMILY
MENAGERIE
"Funny,
ain't
(
it,
pa,"
Johnny,
"that
everybody
in
house
is
some
kind
of
an
said
our
anl-
inal."
"What
do
you
mean?"
"Why,
mother's
a
dear
nod
baby's
a
little
lamb
ami
I'm
a
kid
I
can't
think
what
you
are,
pa."
'Tin
(lie
g'.at..
my
sin'
'
Friday,
August
8,
1934,
Cash
&
Carry
Specials
For
Saturday
August
9th.
Only
Free!
Free!
One
only
Musket
or
Mixed
Kruil,
reg.
7:c
vnhn,
With
every
pair
of
shoes
sold
lo
Ihe
value
or
!?:$.u0
or
more
This
does
not
apply
on
Saje
Shoos.
Wo
carry
n
complete
Shoe
Sttfck
.Men's
Hlnter
L"
iiiuq
Made
Shoes,
Women's
London
I.atly
Shoes.
C'i
i
rl"
anj
'
.Cliihlreii's
Shoes.
Our
I'ricos
aro
right.
i
Universal
Trading
Co,
Dr.
J.
F.
Maguire
Is
attending
Ihe
Dental
Convention
in
Vancouver
II
office
will
again
be
Open
on
August
13
JNINTH
of
the
scries
dealing
with
the
estatlijhmcnt
of
the
Bank
or
MoNTRtAt
at
representative
points
in
Canada
and
elsewhere.
IN
THE
UNITED
.STATES
A.
1
T
V'
M
T3
OR
many
years
die
Bank
of
Montreal
fui
played
an
active
and
constructive
part
in
the
banking
and
busi
J
ness
relations
between
Canada
and
the
United
States.
In
1855
the
Bank
established
its
own
orrice
in
New
York
and
toiij
its
Agency
at
64-68
Wall
Street
holds
a
leading
position
among
foreign
financial
institutions
represented
in
that
city.
In
1861
the
Bank's
Chicago
Office
was
opened
to
care
for
exttruht
Western
business.
Today,
at
27
South
La
Salle
Street,
Chicago,
the
Bank
is
participating
actively
in
banking
affairs.
In
San
Francisco
and
at
Spokane
the
Bank
also
has
its
own
office.
'
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
over
IOO
years
Total
Assets
in
excess
of
ifao.ooo.ooo
Elks
Flag
and
Children's
Day
ACROPOLIS
HILL.
Saturday,
August
9th.
Parade
leaves
Klks'
Home
at
l.,ji)
p.m.
where
nil
child'"1
wil
1)0
presented
with
a
flag.
Children's
Fancy
Dress
Dance
Elks'
Home,
Friday,
Aug.
8,
from
8.30
to
10
p.m
Children
In
Costume
Free
PRIZES.
Adult
Dancing
10
to
2
Refreshments
Adults
75c.
2
Baseball
Games
Ocean
Falls
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Friday
Evening,
at
0.30
sharp
and
Saturday
Afternoon
at
4.30
sharp.
ADMISSION
To
each
Ball
Gamo,
50c.
Proceeds
in
aid
Kiddies'
King
Day.
II
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J
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II
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