PAGE
SIX
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
9
p.m.
"WHY
MEN
LEAVE
HOME"
An
adaptation
of
Avery
Hopwood's
stage
success.
A
clever
satire
mi
-modern
married
life.
A
drama
that
will
smooth
out
many
a
marital
wrinkle.
A
picture
that
sweethearts
and
newly-weds
should
not
miss.
I'll
teach
you
how
to
handle
'em,
how
to
dandle
'em,
and
how
to
keep
'em
safe
nt
home.
Full
oT
laughs,
it
illustrates
that
there
can
1h
no
eight
hour
shift
in
marriage
when
love
demands
a
twenty-four
hour
day.
To
some
men
a
woman
is
like
a
street
car.
They
cease
the
chase
after
they
have
caught
it.
'When
courling
he
hunts
for
excuses
to
see
her;
when
married
he
invents
excuses
to
get
away
from
her.
Come
and
loam
how
lo
put
the
chains
on
skidding
husbands.
Lewis
Stone,
Helene
Chadwlck,
Sidney
Bracy,
Mary
Carr,
William
V.
Mong,
Howard
Truesdell,
Alma
Bennett,
Lila
Leslie
and
strong
cast.
CAMEO
COMEDY
"TEA
N
TEA"
FOX
NEWS-GAZETTE.
Admission
35c
and
10c.
SKALKD
1ENDEH3
i(liln'SSd
to
the
imdersmit'il,
and
n1oreil
"Tender
for
wharf
repair
ai
I'urt
Simpson,
li.C.
will
lie
rerclvid
at
this
iilTlri-
until
12
o'clock
noon
(daylight
saving),
Thursday,
September
4,
1924,
fur
I
he
roimrurlion
or
re-jialra
to
wharf
at
Port
Simpson,
Skccna
Ils-trlct,
B.C.
Nans
and
Tonus
of
contract
ran
be
seen
and
peririratlon
and
forms
of
tender
obtained
at
this
Department,
at
the
ofrire
of
the
District
Engineer,
Okl
I'-ut
Orrice
Untitling-.
Victoria,
B.C.,
and
at
the
Post
orrires,
Vancouver,
B.C.;
I'rlnce
nupert,
B.c.r
Stewart,
B.C.,
and
Port
Simpson,
n.n.
Tenders
will
not
be
cuusldrfred
unless
made
on
primed
fnrm
supplied
by
the
Department
and
in
accordance
with
conditions
contained
therein.
Each
tender
must
be
accompanied
by
an
accepted
cheque
on
a
chartered
bank,
payable
lo
the
order
of
the
Minister
or
rublle
Works,
equal
to
Id
per
cent
or
the
amount
or
the
tender.
Bonds
or
the
Dominion
or
Canada
or
bonds
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
Cnnipanv
will
also
be
accepted
as
security,
or
bonds
and
a
cheque
U
required
to
make
up
an
odd
amount.
NOTE.
Blue
prints
can
be
obtained
at
this
Department
by
depositing
an
accepted
cheque
for
the
sum
or
1
0.00
payable
to
the
order
or
the
Minister
or
Public
Works,
which
will
tie
returned
ir
the
Intending
bidder
submit
a
regular
bid.
By
order,
S.
E.
O'BrtlEN.
Secretary.
Department
ot
Public
Works,
Ottawa.
August
K.
tt?4.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6313.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Muds,
at
Vl-'torla.
not
later
than
noun
on
the
14th
day
of
August.
tVit.
or
the
nurrhase
or
l.lreifc
X
0313.
to
cut
I.OSu.000
reet
or
Hemlock.
Spruce,
Cedar
and
Balsam,
on
an
area
situated
on
the
west
side
of
Bishop
Bay,
Boxer
Beach,
Range
1,
Coast
District.
Two
(J
i
years
will
be
allowed
Tor
removal
or
timber.
Turther
particulars
or
the
Chler
Fores
tnr,
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
District
Forester,
rlnce
Rupert.
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6304.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
tht
Inister
or
Lauds,
Vh-t.iria.
not
later
than
noon
on
the
ttlst
da
nt
Atigusi,
1924.
or
the
purchase
of
l.lrrno'
X
i.JiH,
t
tit
8.330.
000
reet
of.
Spruce.
Hemlock
Balsam
and
Cedar
on
an
area
situated
on
the
south
end
or
iarivs
Island,
Mathieson
haniifl,
Itange
1,
Coast
District.
Two
(Si
years
will
be
allowed
for
te-moval
or
timber.
Further
particulars
or
the
Chler
Forester.
Victoria.
B.C..
or
the
District
Fores-
er.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
189
Wa!k
Downstairs
and
SAVE
MONEY
Maid
of
Clover
Creamery
Itutter
in
bulk.
3
lbs.
$1.15
Alberta
Freoli
First
Kggs
40c
doz.-,
3
doz.
.
.
$1.10
GREEN
STUFF
Corn
on
Cob.
5c;
doz.
55c
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
lb.
20c
Haskrt
85c
Outdoor
Tomatoes.
2
lb.
25c
Basket
...
50c
Cucumbers
...
5c,
10c,
15c
(Jrcen
Onion,
per
doz.
25c
Freeslope
Peaches
bskt.
75c
Crate
$1.85
Hartlett
Pears,
basket
75c
Table
Plums
$1,25
New
Comb
Honey
arriving
Friday
"
ppr
section
35c
Casaba
Melon?,
lb
10o
Watermelons,
lb
7o
Muskmelons,
20c
and
25c
RupertTableSupply
Three
Phones:
2io,iu,
212
HALIBUT
SCHOONER
IS
PURCHASED
HERE
Capt.
Marry
Sellg
Buys
American
Fishing
Boat
Onah
From
Captain
Nelson
An
American
halibut
boat
was
sold
here
yesterday.
The
Onah
owned
by
Capt.
A.
M.
Nelson
was
disposed
of
to
Capt.
Harry
I).
Sell?,
a
fishing
skipper
who
is
well
known
both
here
and
all
along
I
he
coast.
He
already
is
interested
in
the
Marguerite
The
Onah
is
a
five
man
boat
with
a
30
horse
power
Frisco
Standard
engine.
She
comes
to
this
port
regularly
lo
dispose
or
her
catches.
The
deal
was
completed
yesterday
and
Captain
Nelson
left
for
the
south
on
the
Oardena.
.1
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
D
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchae
Lana.
Id
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Land
District.
necoraiug
District
ot
Prince
Kuperl.
and
situate
In
the
East
Entrance
ot
Justkatla
Inlet.
Take
.Notice
that
Edward
Shannon
or
Port
Clements.
In
the
Province,
of
British
Columbia,
Gardener,
Intends
to
apply
ror
i-iiuiskui
m
purcnase
me
toiiowing
ae
scribed
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
iiMiuiwrsi
inin
oi
tnis
isiana;
inence
southeast
and
on
around
the
Island
fellow
-Ing
the
shore
line
to
the
place
of
com
mencement,
and
containing
one
and
one
nan
acres
or
lana,
more
or
less.
En.
SIUI
Dated
at
Port
Clements
this
Sfith
rtav
nt
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leeie
Land.
Id
Queen
charlotte
Islands
Land
District,
Recording
Dlstilct
or
Skeena,
and
situate
in
front
of
Block
l,
D.L.
7,
Plan-V46,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
fake
Notice
that
Hume
B.
Babtngton
or
Massett,
occupation
cannery
manager,
In-lends
to
apply
ror
permission
lo
lease
the
following
desrrlbed
roreshore-
Commen
cing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
southwest
mriier
oi
iiincn
i-
inenre
west
33
deg.
south
about
joo
reet
to
lov
water
mark:
thence
northerly
along
low
water
mark
to
a
point
west
33deg.
south
or
northwest
rorneror
Block
19:
thence
easterly
to
the
northwest
corner
or
Block
19;
thence
southerly
along
high
water
mark
to
post,
and
containing
3H
are,
more
or
less.
H.
B.
BBIN1TON.
1m
or
Applicant.
6
MOONLIGHT
80
v
ONE
YOUNG
WOMAN
WHO
KNOWS
a
lot
about
the
proper
care
of.
her
wardrobe
is
Dainty
Dorothy.
She
knows
how
to
make
serviceable
frocks
out
of
last
season's
dresses
and
believes
that
the
science
of
dry
cleaning
is
the
friendliest
service
that
ever
helped
a
woman
dress
economically
and
well.
V
-
-
M
m
at
aw
I
PHONE
8
Vnt
60X392
ances
At
the
Auditorium
Dance
Friday
Evening,
Aug,
22.
Kasson's
Orchestra.
Refreshments
served.
Gentlemen
$1.00;
Ladles
60c
Phone
Ulack
440.
Li
F.
Marren,
Proprietor,
Advertise
in
the
Daily
New.
Optician
and
Optometrist
If
troubled
with
EYE
STRAIN
or
you
need
a
CHANGE
or
Glasses
we
have
the
very
latest
consultant
on
Optometry
with
25
years
years
experience.
Satisfaction
Is
positively
assured.
I
DIAMONDS
Looso
or
Mounted.
We
give
you
one
year
to
think
it
over.
If
not
satisfied
return'
them
and
get
your
money
back
jess
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.
Max
Hebroner
Diamond
Specialist
New
Blouses
Fall
Dresses
and
English
Knitted
Suits
Phone
27.
EMERS
P.O.
Box
327.
Tea
and
Coffee
PRICES
ARE
ADVANCING
very
rapidly
and
we
have
been
fortunate
to
secure
a
quantity
of
very
high
grade
quality
at
a
low
price.
We
have
installed
a
new
up-to-date
Kleclric
Coffee
mill
and
can
give
you
fresh
ground
coffee
daily.
Samples
free.
Our
Highest
tirade
Coffee
6"c
value,
per
lb
50c
3
lbs.
Tor
$1.35
Our
Highest
Grade
Tea
None
better.
75c
value,
per
lb.
.
.
65c
2
lbs.
for
$1.25
Orders
including
Ten
and
Coffee
delivered.
Order
Preserving
Peaches
now
from
us.
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
Orders
of
$5.00
Delivered.
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
ANVOX
SCHOOL.
SF.M.EII
TKSUKHS.
endorsed
"Tender
fur
one
itoom
Addition
to
Anyoi
School,
will
be
rcielved
by
the
lloiuuTatile
the
Minister
or
Public
Work
up
to
t
o'clock
noun
or
TucMlay,
I
lie
mh
day
of
August,
(Qi
rnr
I
hp
m
return
(if
a
one
room
ad
dition
to
the
preaHit
four
room
School-1
house
at
Anyox,
in
the
Alllti
Electoral
Dl-!
trlct,
B.C.
1
Plans,
Specifications,
Contract
imlj
Form
of
Tender
may
be
wen
on
and
alter
I
ihj
eath
rlav
tT
Julv
IQ91
ftnri
rurthpn
NOTICE.
I
WIIEHEAS
under
the
provisions
or
the
noyalty
Act,
Chapter
76,
Statute!
'9
It,
the
royally
on
timber
to
be
collected
be-R.nuinif
January
tst.
It),
will,
rrotn
In-formation
now
available,
be
more
than
three
times
the
royally
now
being-
collected,
i
AMI
WHEREAS
urpent
representations
have
been
made
that
this
Increase
In!
royalty
is
much
heavier
than
Ihe
Industry
)
can
bear,
AMI
WIIEIIF.AS
tha
renrese
nations
made
have
gone
i
far
as
to
u
My
say
thai
(Hill
auv
any
aiicnipi
in
coiieei
mis
royal
January
1st
next
as
upon
the
Durfnir
Canadian
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
August
20
I9!t
ISURF
INLET
LAD
WAS
Insinuation
obtained'
at
the
Department
or
hand'ed
DROWNED
WHEN
BATHING
Body
Was
Brought
Here
Sent
South
on
Cardena
Last
Evening
and
The
Union
steamship
Cardena
last
evening
look
south
the
body
of
Frank
Cowburn,
a
stcno-
rapher
at
the
Surf
Inlet
mine.
It
seems
that
he
went
swimming
in
the
lake
and
was
drowned
and
the
body
was
brought
here
.Monday
by
the
power
boat
llelmoni.
Tho
H.C.
Undertakers
had
charge.
Mr.
Cowburn
was
only
20
years
tif
ape
and
is
well
known
here.
His
parents
live
in
Medicine
Hat.
1'.
S.
Bonney.
district
forester,
is
on
a
trip
to
Alice
Arm
in
con
nection
with
the
forest
fire
out
break
there
last
week.
H
ere
an
dTh
ere
Glass
tubes
filled
with
water
are
Used
as
incubators
for
trout
eggs
at
the
Ontario
Government
Hatch
eries.
Designed
to
prevent
mildew,
a
Californian
has
invented
a
device
which
sprays
wet
or
dry
sulphur
over
grape
vines.
More
than
36
tons
of
food
are
required
daily
to
feed
hors
on
California
ranch
and
it
is
distrib
uted
by
means
of
an
electric
railway
using
side
dump
cars.
The
light
producing
apparatus
of
the
glow
worm
and
firefly
is
said
to
be
the
most
efficient
in
the
world.
The
glow
worm
light
is
eighty
times
more
ellicient
than
a
tungsten
lamp.
Construction
of
a
million
and
a
half
dollar
factory
building
has
commenced
in
Cornwall,
Ont.,
which,
when
completed,
will
give
employment
to
500
hands.
Artificial
silk
will
be
manufactured
from
pulpwood.
Crossing
from
Cherbourg
to
Que
bec
in
5
days
19
hours,
the
Canadian
Pacific
S.S.
Empress
of
France
created
a
new
record
for
the
trans-Atlantic
voyage.
Her
average
speed
on
the
record
run
was
20.155
knots.
Montreal
officers
of
the
Dominion
Express
Company
state
that
the
strawberry
shipments
this
year
have
been
much
heavier
than
heretofore.
The
Ontario
crop
ripened
quickly,
but
was
easily
disposed
of.
Alberta
Government
wolf-hunters
will
this
season
again
penetrate
the
barren
land
and
wage
war
on
the
timber-wolves
which
prey
on
the
caribou
herds.
Last
season
the
hunters
killed
off
several
hundred
of
the
predatory
beasts
in
the
country
north-east
of
Great
Slave
Lake.
Beginning
in
the
Autumn,
German
express
trains
will
be
equipped
wkh
combination
radio
and
wireless
telephones,
enabling
the
sending
of
wireless
nsessages,
telephoning
and
the
giving
of
radio
concerts
while
the
train
is
travelling
at
a
high
rate
of
speed.
A
world's
record
for
hia
senior
two-year
old
Holstein
Fviesian
Heifer,
Williamsburg
Pontiac,
is
claimed
by
Dr.
M.
V.
Locke,
Williamsburg.
Ont.,
as
a
result
of
a
30
day
test
snowing
production
of
2,788.5
pounds
of
milk
and
113.82
lbs.
butter
fat,
equivalent
to
148.8
lbs.
of
butter.
The
official
Railway
Guide,
in
.commenting
on
the
Air
service
which
connect:
with
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
at
Argliers
says:
--"so
far
as
we
are
aware
this
is
the
first
instance
on
this
continent
where
interchange
of
passenger
tiaffic
between
railways
and
airplanes
has
been
established.
Public
Works.
Parliament
UiiiUltnirs,
and'
harvesters
ai
me
(l
l
ne
oi
uie
ii'ivrniuieiii
Ariu,
;
t
.
,
Vancouver:
the
Oovernment
Airent.
Anyov,
ina
jgti.atea
and
tte
Government
Agent,
Prince
Hupert,
B.C.
i
Conies
of
plans,
Kppriricatlons.
etc..
can
be
obtained
from
the
Ucparliiirnt
on
payment
or
a
demll
or
Ten
Hollar
(ltu.00).
which
vll
bo
refunded
on
their
return
In
food
'"'million.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
P.
PUII-IP.
Public
Works
Knittiieer.
The
Department
of
Public
Works,
i
Victoria.
B.C.
July
II
tli.
1034.
In
his
address
to
the
Asr,ociat?d
Advertising
Clubs
of
the
World
at
Wembley,
July
17th.
E.
W.
Peatty,
pjeiioent
of
the
Canadian
Ficlfic
Railway
stated
that
the
amounts
spent
on
colonization
ty
the
Canadian
Pacific
P.ailway
and
the
Ca-nadlan
Government
from
the
year
1881
totalled,
respectively
$C7,000.-000
and
$35,000,000.
the
last
four
years
the
Pacific
lUilway
has
some
85.000
west-bound
A.
D,
MtcTier,
vice-president
of
the
Canad'an
Pacific
eastern
lines,
Who
awarded
tn
th
M.
Arlnm
flam
-
'
n,
ally
beginning
the
First
,
Aid
Challenge
Cup,
which
V.'.'.i'L
they
won
In
competition
with
teams
suit
in
a
nhuidown
or
the
entire
industry
rom
ortn
Last
yrar
this
company
the
lunrh-rftiinter
whfch
afforded
facilities
hithertn
umcnown,
and,
although
perhaps
not
as
a
direct
result
of
this
inno-Tation,
over
26,000
men
travelled
in
special
trains
over
Canadian
Pacific
lines.
The
unveilinp
of
a
TnnTMTnnl
tn
i
Tom
Wilson,
earliest
guide
in
the
,
Canadian
Pockies
featnred
the
first
I
dy
a
meeting
of
the
two
hundred
and
six
men).
of
the
Trail
Riders
ot
the
Canadian
Rockies
at
Yoho
Camp.
Mr.
Wilson,
who
was
present
at
the
ceremony
and,
now
sixty,
five
years
of
age,
resides
at
Endcr-by.
B.C.,
discovered
L,akf
Louise
and
the
Yoho
In
1882.
Eay,
Toronto,
Windsor
ip
the
province.
i
Station
and
Angus,
stated
that
otk;e
is
hereby
irlven
that
a
public
.jnP,
ln
the
r.n.Hi.r
T
P.elfil
r,,.ii
t
ndian
tactile
Council
hearing
upon
this
question
will
be
held
In
,7.
the
Ktecutlve
Chamber.
Parliament
Dulld-
01
the
M.
John
Ambulance
Asso-Ings;
Victoria,
berore
the
Executive
Coun-
ciation
was
inaugurated
tn
1001
ell
or
such
Mernbera
thereor
as
may
be
ivi.J
J
I
then
present,
beginning
at
10
unlock
?J
er
twenty
tno'isand
employees
of
Wednesday,
September
3rd
net.
i
the
Company
have
received
inatruc-
Anyone
who
has
any
evidence
to
lub-
tion
"
in
First
Aid
T)i
last
annual
rnlt
or
repreoenta
lions
to
make
on
the
,
r,l"Z
e
i
i
'"l,,nnuM
question
of
timber
Koysliies
will
he
given
report
or
the
St.
John
Ambulance
upnunuiiily
!
!
heard
and
ihe
publie
Is'
Association
referred
to
the
Cana.
requested
If
lake
irerrnrtlnrly.
dian
Pael(lc
th)
plenller
'Minister
o'f
i.ndi.
1
y
centre."
(
THORNTON
ON
PEACE
RIVER
Head
of
National
Railways
Sees
Need
of
Railway
But
Will
Not
Discuss
Detail
Headiins
me
cuy
nl
&
p.m.
from
the
Pence
Hiver
and
Grande
Prairie
country,
Sir
Henry
Thorn
ton
and
his
party
of
Canadian
National
ltuilway
officials
left
at
midnight
for
Lalpary
on
their
special
train,
says
the
Kdmonlon
Journal.
Asked
on
arrival
by
the
Jour
nal
what
he
thoiishl
of
the
Peace
Hiver
country,
Sir
Henry
waxed
enthusiastic.
'That's
the
finest
country
I
ever
was
in,"
he
der
elared,
"and
when
the
country
se
cures
adequate-
transportation
facilities
it
is
going
lo
be
a
worhlbeater."
"1
can't
tell
you
anything
about
'he
possible
relief
which
tho
torlh
country
may
pel.
I've
seen
the
country,
and
I've
realized
from
my
visit,
and
from
contact
with
the
splendid
settlers
nil
along
the
route,
thai
there
must
he
facilities
afforded
for
the
carrying
out
of
the
products
of
this
wonderfully
fertile
area,
but
beyond
that,
atdhe
present
lime.
I
cannot
go."
Sir
Henry
could
say
nothing
as
to
the
relative
merits
of
tho
various
proposals
which
have
been
put
forward
from
time
to
time,
thoush
there
were
undoubtedly
benefits
lo
be
secured
from
all
the
alternatives
submitted,
either
for
a
railway
north
or
south
of
the
Peace
to
tidewater,
or
through
the
suggested
Hrule
cutoff.
Monkman
Pass
The
Monkiiiau
Pass
route
as
an
alternative
lo
the
Wapiti
Pass
was
touched
upon,
Sir
Henry
slating
that
he
has
been
told
of
this
latest
alternative
while
in
the
north
country.
The
route
would
undoubtedly
be
given
consideration
along
with
the
others,
though
Sir
Henry
staled
that
he
knew
little
of
its
possibilities
personally
beyond
whal
little
information
he
hod
received
when
on
his
north
trip.
He
referred
lo
the
forthcoming
conference
between
the
railways,
the
federal
governinul,
and
the
provincial
governments
of
Albcr-la'and
lirilish
Columbia,
where
the
whole
question
of
an
outlet
lo
tidewater
for
the
Peace
Hiver
country
would
he
thoroughly
canvassed,
and
slated
his
opinion
that
whatever
solution
was
finally
agreed
upon
it
would
bo
no
halfhearted
measure,
but
a
real
service
which
would
not
only
bo
Dnfplc
for
all
present
requirements
of
this
great
country,
but
would
be
fully
capable
of
expansion
In
suit
the
growth
which
would
aeerue
with
the
coming
of
railway
facilities.
Has
Done
Good
Undoubtedly
this
north
trip
of
the
National
Lines'
president
ha
done
the
north
a
lot
of
good.
Sir
Henry
is
an
enthusiastic
aposlle
for
the
norlhland,
and
he
will
undoubtedly
go
the
limit
in
hacking
any
reasonable
proposal
to
provide
the
Peace
Itiver
country
with
its
outlet
to
the
coast.
'BETTER
PRICE
OFFERED
-MISSOURI
MINE
BOND
STUWAHT.
Aug.
20.
In
con
nection
with
the
recent
bonding
of
the
Hig
Missouri
Mine
it
seems
that
the
Trttes-Viod
interests
whicli
held
the
bond
were
ready
to
renew
il
hul
a
New
York
syn
dicate
made
a
belter
offer
and
the
mine
is
now
lo
be
developed
by
I
hem.
II
is
understood
t
hat
a
big
sum
is
lo
be
expended
running
up
lo
IOO,000
in
order
to
fully
prove
Ihe
properly.
The
property
has
been
bonded
many
times,
among
the
interests
holding
il
being
the
(iranby
Company
and
Sir
Donald
Maun.
REVIVAL
OPENS
Salvation
Army
Has
Good
tendanco
at
Opening
Servlco
!
The
revival
campaign
at
the
Salvation
Army
opened
last
night
with
a
good
crowd
present
lo
j
hear
Colonel
McLean,
spiritual
special.
His
address
was
based
Inn
the
well
known
text,
"For
the
'Son
of
Man
is
come
lo
seek
and
to
save
that
which
was
lost,"
and
j
made
a
deep
Impression
on
those
l
present.
ToiiIkIiI
Ihe
subject
of
the
colonel's
address
will
be
"How
lo
hnve
a
revival
in
Prince
Hupert."
A
Jifleen
minute
?ong
service
will
precede
the
addrsis.
Special
This
Week
Art
Silk
Hoso,
new
goods.
Urown.
Orey,
Hlnrk,
Sponge,
pair
...
.
Writing
Tablets,
art
paper,
each
Envelopes
to
malch,
packets
.
.
.'.,
,
...
Curtain
Muslins,
ynnl
.-,
-.
Rubber
Aprons,
special,
vncli
Wo
slock
Pictorial
lliivieu
Patterns.
H.
So
50c
20c
25c
25c
75c
Wallace
Co,.
Limited
Phone
0.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
ROOMS
FO
RENT,
WALLACE
BLOCK.
Apply
store.
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Specials
For
Thursday
Friday
and
Saturday
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500
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BLUE
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p
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