Mar
Start
baby
on
Eagle
Brand
II
cannot
nuiaa
him.
Uit
put
(ipc'uncnl
with
food
and
iuk
U
heallh,
may
b
hU
lilt!
rr
67
vef
Eagle
Brand
haa
ittn
ib
leading
infant
food.
VVritt
(or
free
(itlplul
Baby
Wtilaie
Book
The
Borden
Co.
Limited
,
MONTMfcAL
Coats,
Suits
ind
Dresses
IT
EXCEPTIONALLY
LOW
PHICES.
Bent'i
Third
Ave.
Cpetvu
Bank
of
Montreal,
Let
Us
SUPPLY
YOUR
SPRINO
WANTS
In
Poultry
Netting
fly
Cloth
Garbage
Cans
Garbage
Palls
CartJen
Hose
Rates
Hoes
Spades
Wteders
Trowels
Grass
Shears
Sickles
Scythes
Spading
Forks
Garden
Seeds
Kaien
Hardware
Co
"
Third
Ave.
Tel.
3.
Sod
FinisP
Thrif-T-Service
Wei
Washj
Three
Service,
one
of
':l
will
exactly
rill
your
ntli
day
needs.
I'lioiie
iu
for
parliculars.
Canadian
Steam
'
Laundry
Phont
8.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
FINE
CONCERT
BY
GYRO
CLUB
Program
of
Unusual
Merit
Embodying
Several
New
Features
Was
Presented
Last
Night
program
of
unusual
merit
iemlodying
H
nuriuVr
(if
features
Jlhal
weie
both
novel
and
highly
lenjojablp
iiiuilf
Hip
rnnrrrl
Jslngpd
last
night
in
the
West-
holme
I
hen
ire
liy
IIip
I'riirv-e
Ituperl
(Jyrn
Club
an
affair
iiiilc
in
keeping
wild
41ie
reputation
that
Hip
rluli,
in
if
brief
history,
has
ariPM-,
along
entertainment
litiH.
Tlierp
wen
two
parts
firsl,
a
rrrilal
of
eight
numbers
m
which
the
cliiiol
children
look
a
pniniiii'Mil
pari.
ecnnd,
n
.
iM-4i-t
filny
entitled
"The
Hoy
Come
llotu"."
The
entire
urn.
Knini
met
Willi
Hie
distinct
Hp.
.roal
of
Hip
audience
ami
all
Mm
j
unrulier
were
srcelcd
Willi
in.
iieni
dpinam)
for
enrorp.
Tli
opening
item
wn
a
series
,i
f
choral
i(
imber
liy
a
group
of
ciio
rlnldreii
under
Hip
direr-liioiinf
II.
S.
Hum.
superintendent)
Hurklrv
May
I
PROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT
farm
It
(Sacllaa
41).
JpftOCiaeaTioi
of
nkturiiino
orriciR
pnovmcr
or
bmituh
Columbia
la
IK
PDlficC
nvrtmT
Iici.i
oiairkt
Ti.
Wll
..mm
ihiMiuud
nliw
Imnilml
and
iwrnljr
fiir.
I
twiMlrr
In-
itrir
ur
ll
tain
-rr.
at
TIM-
turnMttr(il
orTKV,
I'Hnrr
Hal"
I.
R.
.
!!
thirlk-lh
ttty
of
Mar.
iai.
at
larlta
u'rlnrk
iwmn.
lur
tb
IHjr
rf
wtfninatmr
aii4
rlrrilnr
tK
pf-
rrfirfMni
iiinu
in
iw
i-viiaiurv
:ynilH-l
Inl't
HaT.-fl
ImrnirM
Joday
Uwn
Mill
I
lrkrin
!
Ma.u-il
ort-auir
'Mia
.f
hlrli
eirj
qvlrwl
lo
lake
iHilIre
mht
arrortiinan.
m
untlrr
tax
in
1-HiT
.i-
ibla
wvenlM-nili
day
t
May,
h
.op
tlvHiMiid
nine
bunilml
and
iHemjr-'""r
ll
II
NOHTIMKII.
lu-iiiminFtimrer.
fr
I'".".
'
L.
Hitl.lon
nf
Hie
Klerliiril
..M.u-
l
".",'
aforrmlit
:.i.t
.t
iIhi
n-nisTilva
Mai-e,i'"ini"i'.
I
nlainrl
1
1
I
r
1
1
I
hum
-
I
m
H
I
..
a
v
IfolH.wJnr:
MtlMH
mwiilONS.
Haiika
Mlanil
l...kl.W
II.V
rjiliiahi-wi
liili'l
nmrel"
a
llayiiMirl
InvrrtifK
Jrdty
lawn
Mill
lirkiill
Mamn-lt
iiicanic
I
Mill
.
III
u
llirn
an
I
IIIIIHI
1'ort
trleinetit
t'Ort
llllHMIl
.
...
......
rrilirr
mi"-i
t
(Hippo
Charlntle
Hty
lH-hine
nay
samHl'll
sklikirata
TiiiirMmi
lUrtmiir
lli
II
Tuw
Mill
ti-.uii.ii
II
vrr
TiprKiui
ii
liereby
re.
.
.
a
a.v
a..taafll
IllOllt.
Iheiu.
nniird
l"
like"
nolli
e
and
l-
IC'Vern
M-tvi
arnnrdlnrly.
,
...
,
.,
l.iiivri-
,,,VT:e:cnu,,.h"f.yor,,;
in
II.
MOMTIMIH.
Heiurnini
ornctr.
It's
great
for
growing
boya
who
use
up
energy
as
an
engine
uses
steam.
With
milk
or
cream,
a
fine
body-fuel.
Makes
vjm
and
vigor.
f
f"Uinl.
Something
now
in
I
Hie
way
if
harmony
wan
hprp
in-'iral
training
drill
under
;d
odin-ed.
'Dip
school
children
direction
of
Jump
Mitchell.
CORNFLAKES
4;!
Dip.
TIip
juf
iIip
rjly
have
oflpri
Iippii
lipnnl
younglPrs
wpr
wwlly
eo.lumi'd
erp
Him
on
Hip
tMiurert
platform
and
IIip
pxprcips
were
performed
,lui
it
wa
Hip
first
1
1
dip
Dial
any
wilb
exari
precision
making
the
liMiiiiir
ilpmpl
was
made
lo
dp.
exhibition
a
pleasant
oiip
lo
oh-Ki-'op
parl-iiiging
nmmig
them.
ehe.
j
The
result
wn
mol
successful
j
Mr.
I.
f.
Bonney
wa
a
iuii'1
reflected
ipd
only
rarpfnl
uual
lcaing
with
her
solo,
liraining
on
Hip
wtrl
of
Hip
in.
Slit
Ming
"The
Little
liamnzel"
-inirl.ir
tmt
vitftil
ability
hy
Hip
and
"Almond
Hloom"
ami
wn
i
In
Id
rein.
TIip
ehoru-e
wprp
heartily
apptauled.
Flouting
liowri
on
Hip
ililening
A
new
male
niarlpl
made
iU
1'i'ip,"
"Jimip.
Iivply
Jiinp."aiparanro
and
plirilPil
"much
I
rtlly
.
Ilo,"
ami
"Snliliprn'JavoralilP
cnmmpnl.
Two
num.
:ii'.ni,"
from
Kaul.
'rhpy1r
on
Hip
profrram
wprp
pro-
'..kP'l
niurli
applaup.
pidpd
hy
lhi
asprpallon
which
Physical
Drill
foiiilPl
of
J.
K.
Iapy
and
I.
I
'
l.istlii
ktI
and
eilii
Imy
tKik
K.
('aniiln'll,
Irnnri:;
A.
K.
Wak-l.art
in
a
ppiiii-lly
ptpruipit
ph.
fild.
Uirilonp.
and
S.
0.
Jack.
.nn,
baK.
U
wa
Hip
firt
ap.
pparancp;
on
Ihr
concrl
plalform
if
Mii
fllv
hi-
Mr
VV.-iLpfjplil
.iiul
fr.
Jackson,
holh
of
whom
pnurd
Hipmsflvp
vocallsl"
of
oiiip
tahilily.
Their
numhprx.
which
prc
ppr-UlPiiHy
pncorrsl,
wpr-
-0
I'fnrpful
Xiphl."
and
"Tlic
Wrealli."
Ladles'
Quartette
A
laillp'
ocal
iiarlplta,
run.
ailiip
of
Mrn.
.
S.
linnnpy,
Mrs!
Jarvi
McLpinI.
fr..
(.
Vol.
iworili
and
Mr.
II.
Frsipr
fur-
,MfU,,fK;r.!V.V'i.Vr;ni'
anolhpr
hihly
acceptable
i
that
m
uii
iu
iu
aKr
iipiu
on
i
hp
iiroy
rain
wuirii
raimi
"TilT.
.u
,r
.W.iVUd
for
-rond
appcarancP
.
Hip
"lainlnip
or
llm
rilumc
and
accuracy
of
Hie
mopinpnlj'
in
an
intricate
folk
ilair
ir-mmiIinI
by
senior
j.c!kmi
irN
r
oi.
in.iiKv
inatip
iiii
annuipr
popular
num.
.
ilL:'
m
ami
..nr
whirl.
inadP
a
Ut
rrtlUftwrt
rtr
or
II-
di.irlrt
Ml'IYCr.
.'.Ihir&Aff
i"Jti
dT
Tli
ausinpjitcd
WcMliohnP
Or-
!n!.7lrV,:..rnr
,,n',"r
'!""
l-'t-rllln
of
ai
an
unir
uiom
ih-
ui
r
ibi.
(iynt
l.liarlpt
llalano.
roiUriliul-
ISSSSli"
'."'laraaW
S
l
ihf
rendition
of
"The
'Panka
t.land
oliv1
lli
nirilUIIPd
mMIIIIK,
CpKlltf
a.
t
aa.u
lka.a-1
f
liiltiaill
I
.....
inri
!'mf
ami
interim
muic.
Mr.
Malatriio
oS5
.'XlrJaiP
.lu'al'"
elW
"r
,,"-
xt-ri
iiajr
paniments
for
the
evenin?.
liu&w
I
One
Act
Playlet
tjwrji.
HarWir
(I)n
np
,,aypt.
"IIip
liny
t
inn
Coiiipa'
Home,"
proved
a
mtl
en-
i-fm'ni.h,irrfi.r
iprlniniiiR
concluding
number.
aim
avirrn
nun-
fnr0
.lopldp.l
,p
arpun'llU
haml
at
I'lilNCE
IpnUvcen
nil
nlittlllrtle
old
I.nKlisIl
uncle
of
mean-
and
hi
nephew
ward
a
lo
the
latter'
future
fnllowiuK
hi
return
from
four
year
nl
war.
The
principal
roles
of
iinele
ami
nephew
were
taken
resjpeethcly
liy
fiyro
Art
Kasson
and
II.
S.
Hum,
both
of
whom
sutnined
llieir
parts
In
excellent
manner.
Miss
Dorothy
nilliiiK
lin
ti
til-nip
.o
rlmrmln'i'
mint
wliile
LIQUOR-CONTROL
PLEBISCITES
J(.M
sv.lkor
Ui,
part
r
ACT.
xacillatinir
cook.
Ml
r.aroline
.
.
Milrhvll
appeared
as
a
maid.
rnocuuMTioN
or
nnm
rommiep
in
charpe
of
pkovinci
or
?T"M.c..LHMJf1,.'!,,t,lhe
roncerl
consistcil
of
S.
K
P!'mnn
inami.bell.
cliairmnn.
A.
Lionel
!T
i-i
i
iujc
oTi.:r
I
,5'?
.Ui-Holl
by,
Frank
Oihh
and
A.
A
iLft'o,".!
i
n!ve
n-reimi
iu
MKir
Fnson.
Hlhcr
member
of
Ihe
YWi
1".
J'T'CTv'i.'iT
rnim;
nle'cluh
Riive
assistance
and
the
club
.
'
:
-
..n.tu
....!..
n.-
.in.
.,.,..111111
nun.
lumeiri-
lklltIVl-
1
'
....n..
ll..
i.
I..
I
-I
.i.i
l
a.i
I
I..
i.,
II.
ii.
n
..i.i
i
raMw
I
if
ii"
Y":
if
baif
I
witneut
",.i.ii.-f
lafcrsi-i
'Sin7r
13
'
ii"
....
iVm.itive
s.
sr.
"-.as
Awmbiy
as
lwn
Hits
Kll'lllljr
Wreniiy
lliueiili'ii
lltt-l-
ill
III
!!!-
inn
tli'l
Bieii
by
8ui)Prlnlendenl
II.
P.
Hunt
nnt.nllier
members
of
the
school
.
IcnchiiifC
staffs.
The
I.
.
U!her
were
Oyros
Norris
ih.?'m:.Se'n.
ti'S'
MKilPrinKle.
Clarence
Woodruff,
Si'ro'rr'iVen
nro
OeorKC
It.
Tile
"'!!"
'JUS'.
!.r'!iierMii
WJn.lrilloaiie.L
and
niranKe.l
the
stnjre
ror
riaygrouno
rung
The
roncerl
was
slaired
for
Ihe
fiyro
I'ltib
jilnyKrouud
fund,
Upturns
were
not
conijileli'd
this
niorninir
but
It
is
pxppcIpiI
Hint
Ihey
will
sliuw
Ihe
affair
lo
hav
Iippii
financially
successful.
W.
Mnst
who
lias
been
in
the
city
on
a
business
(rip
for
IIip
past
few
weeks,
returned
lo
Van
rouver
on
Hip
Union
steamer
Curdena
but
night.
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
AIkhii
ISO
peronn
nlpnipd
Hip
wliil
drive
and
dancp
IipI.I
lat
evening-
in
Hie
.Mptropolp
Hall
by
Hip
ladip
of
Hie
Mimkp-hparl
l.exioii.
TIip
firil
prize
.
winner
at
cardn
were
Mrs.
II.
A.
-'om
and
Jack
Judzp,
Mvond
awnrl
goiiip
to
Mrs.
II.
Skallebol
and
-Tom
liylihavn.
HpfrehiuenU
wpre
ered
and
a
ilano
followed,
muic
Iwimr
furni-lipd
hy
He'UVlholmp
Or.
chelra.
Joe
SlaKKard
wa
malpr
of
cprenionieo.
Mr.
Tlmr
Johnon
wa
cashier
and
Hie
roiiimillep
in
charKe
conNled
of
Sirs.
.1.
Field,
convener,
Mr.
"..
K.
Ylre
liprjr
and
Mr.
IJnper.
YANDERHOOF
Fore.sl
fires
are
now
rajrin?
all
owr
the
country
and
the
forelry
branch
of
Ihe
proincial
(leparl-inenl
of
lauds
is
taxed
In
its
u
I
most
in
an
endeavor
to
keep
Iheni
under
control.
Tho
Ilrew-
er,
of
the
forpslry'sprvicp,
stales
I
there
are
nine
fires
Ipin?
fouschlj
iu
IIip
audprtioof
rangers
ins-Iricl
liPlween
Finmoore
and
Fra-spr
Lake
emplnyintr
seventy
'
men.
All
of
(hem
are
retried
lo
be
under
control.
-
.
.
A.
A.
Hutchinson,
Vanderhoof
station
ii
?en
I,
has
(ioiip
to
Maui,
loba
on
a
vacation
which
may
l.ll
two
mouths.
V.
A.
Oober
has
arrived
front
SmiliiPrs
and
is
nrlinv
n?eul
during.
Mr.
Hutch.
insou's
absence.
-
'.
Mrs.
Itawson,
sr.
I
sppudinjr
a
few
days
in
Hutchinson
visit.
in?
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Harry
liuerden.
Mrs.
Dueiilen
expects
In
leave
for
England
about
June
7.
Mr,
.la
tiles
Tannock
and
Mrs.
Hoberl
Hurr
of
Fori
Frascr
were
in
town
on
Wednesday.
.
Jolm
Mcl'herson
of
Fori
James
has
gone
on
a
two
weeks'
I
rip
lo
Vancouver.
Seedlnpr
operations
are
now
well
advanced
in
Ihe
Nechakn
dislricl.
II.
.1.
Ilusliby
of
Moose
Jaw
js
vlsilimr
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Campbell.
-
-
.
Hicliards,
of
Ihe
Sum
V
DANCE
LAST
NIGHT
Mooseheart
Legion
Responsible
for
Successful
Affair
Held
In
MetropoleHall
experiiiienlal
farm,
visiled'
the
local
station
on
Wednesday
and
planted
a
number
of
hardy
vnvielles
of
apples
and
plum
Iree;
Seediniy
is
com.
pbded
and
a
good
si
nr.
I.
has
been
made.
Prosperous
advertising
means
regular
continuous
Advertising.
BfHaiBaHSHaBBHBaflaMaBBBBBiBBBBiBiBBiaaaaaaia
INTO
THE
ATTIC
youngsters
today
ever
saw
a
horse-hair
sofa.
Few
They
wouldn't
know
what
to
do
with
a
fire
taper,
carpet
stretcher,
or
coal
oil
lamp.
They
couldn't
braid
rags
into
a
rug,
or
wind
yarn
without
tangling.
But
they
know
the
how
and
why
of
typewriters,
phonographs,
telephones,
automobiles;
what
happens
when
a
push
of
the
button
gives
light,
or
a
kodak's
flash
fixes
their
image
on
paper.
Their
education
is
as
modern
as
the
advertisements
they
see.
They
have
no
more
use
for
the
lamp
and
chimney
of
yesterday
than
you
for
the
wick
and
tallow
of
the
day
before.
Advertisements
induce
such
progress.
They
urge
wide
use
that
means
improvement.
They
help
you
lift
the
out-of-date
into
the
attic
rid
you
of
the
water
buckets
and
soap
kettles
of
slavedom.
They
bring
late
improvements
within
your
reach.
Read
the
advertisements
regularly.
Keep
alert
to
the
new.
Without
advertising,
you
would
never
know
a
product's
worth
until
you"
had
bought
it.
ALICE
ARM
'
Mrs.
Oorjic
Malliei-ou
and
'family
lefl
Monday
for
Klewart
lo
join
Mr.
MatheUon
who
has
a
position
there.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Lulich
and
family
left
on
.Monday
for
Ie-
troit
where
they
will
make
their
fulure
home.
They
travelled
via
l'rince
Hupert
and
the
CN.lt.
'
Louis
MrKeiiiio
of
Ihe
firanby
Vailway
logpinsr
force
wa
taken
In
Ihe
Anyox
hospital
Saturday
.where
he
was
oHraled
on
for
appendicitis.
Steve
Huinas
has
taken
cou
tracts
Jo
gel
ft
over
a
million
ifeel
of
logs
for
the
Uranhy
Co.
:ou
the
Kitsault
lliver.
PRINCE
COMING
TO
CANADA
AGAIN
AS
SOON
AS
POSSIBLE
QITUF.C,
May
21
Among
Hie
cabin
passengers
arriving
hero
on
the
(I.P.S.
Monlclalre,,
from
A
daughter
was
born
to
Mr.
Liverpool
was
Irofesor
II.
L.
and
Mrs.
Andrew
line
nl
Victoria
Cnrlyle,
manager
of
ll.ll.ll.
Ihe
on
May
1
1.
Irinep
of
Wales,
business
inler-
"
esls
in
Canaila,
who
is
proceeding
A.
0.
W.
Ilrain
and
family
i0
the
prjiU-n's
rnnch
hi
southern
have
presented
tbn
local
public
Alberla.
library
with
eighteen
book.
I
professor
Oarlyle
is
going
lo
llhe
ranch
for
Ihe
puriMc
nf
mak.
.Mrs.
Dodwell
of
Fraser
Lake
ing
a
Ihorouah
inspection
of
it.
and
Mrs.
Charlotte
Finney
have
and
to
prepare
for
the
reception
joined
Ihe
slaff
bf
Ihe
.N'echako
nf
n
coiisignnienl
of
full-blooded
hotel.
A.
K.
inerland
horses
and
dairy
cattle
which
will
shortly
arrive
here.
Professor
Carlyln
slntVd
'hat
when'
he
was
speaking
lo
the
prince
the
Inst
time
iy
London
the
prince
did
not
make
mention
of
another
visit
In
Canada
in
the
nenr
fulure,
but
added
limit
Ihe
prince
never
grew
lired
of
en-jhusing
about
his
last
trip.
He
said
that
the
heir
lo
the
throne
would
ourely
come
In
Canada
again
as
goon
us
possible.
CANNOT
WORK
FERRY
During
the
lasl
few
days
Ihe
water
has
been
mi
higU
iu
Ihe
Skeena
'river
that
it
ha
been
impossible
li
operate
the
ferry
at
Terrace.
TIMBER
SALE
X6218.
Scaled
Trnilvr
will
1m-
received
by
the
Minuter
'f
LamW.
at
Victoria,
tiol
later
than
ikhui
mi
the
IV
III
day
of
June.
Mil.
fis-
the
ptirrliaxe
of
Llrejire
X
818.
tu
cut
Jtt.ftitl
llr.
on
an
area
Mliialrd
apeii.l-
niately
i
wile
.(irth
and
raal
rrtsu
Hiise
l.akr
StatuiiL.
C.N.H..
Kanire
J,
l.iat
Land
IIIMMft.
Three
fl
years
ulll
m
atluwetl
rur
re-nHival
uf
liintM-r.
KurllM-r
parili-ulara
ot
Hie
Chief
Korea,
ter.
Victoria.
B.:..
Inatrlei
KurMi-rr
I'rinre
ltiiiert.
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5696.
sealed
Tender
win
be
received
by
the
Minuter
or
Land,
at
Victoria,
not
later
than
noon
on
the
K"1
day
of
May,
tvit,
Tor
the
pun-liase
of
Licence
X
16VJ.
to
cut
Su.OUU
lineal
feet
of
Cedar
rule
and
1-Uinr,
on
naft
of
Lot
701.
about
3H
miles
.K.
or
Hciixi
Station,
llange
,
Coast
Land
Dl.lrlcL
.
.
Two
year
ulll
La
alloued
for
removal
of
lUuber.
Furtlier
carticular
of
tiia
Chief
rorea-
ter.
victoria.
U.C..
rrlace
iUipert,
B.C.
or
liBtrlct
rorester.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6060.
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
Minuter
or
Land,
at
Victoria,
not
later
than
noun
on
the
ind
day
or
May,
tvl.
rur
the
purchase
or
Licence
X
060,
to
cut
.?.
oou
feet
of
Hemlock.
Cedar,
spruce
and
Balaam,
ami
11.000
lineal
feet
of
cedar
t-oie
and
rums,
on
part
or
Lot
llus,
uear
Ametbury,
C.N.R..
Iianre
I,
Coast
Land
DIMrlrt.
lour
()
yaar
will
1
allowed
for
removal
of
limber.
rur
over
uarliriuar
nf
the
cider
Tore-ler,
Victoria.
B.c
or
Matrlct
Forener.
rrluce
Hupert.
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6107.
There
will
be
offered
ror
at
at
Public
Auction,
at
hooti
mi
the
ttnd
day
of
May,
SI.
Ill
Ihe
office
or
the
Suiervlir
at
Snillher.
B.C.,
Ihe
Lh-enre
XIT,
tn
cut
IWl.tloo
lineal
feel
or
Cedar
Pole
aud
Pil-
Iiik,
on
an
area
alluatrd
m-ar
Skeeua
cniMlur,
on
the
line
ur
the
Canadian
.National
Hallway.
Ca(ir
Land
l'Htrlct.
Two
(ft
year
ulll
be
allowed
for
removal
or
timber;
runner
particular
or
the
Chief
Tore-
ter.
Victoria,
p
r
.
r
nutrlrt
Foreitrr,
TIMBER
SALE
X61S7.
Sealed
Teuderi
ulll
ba
received
by
the
IHatrlrt
('nreater,'
not
later
lliau
noou
on
lira
vuiu
a.v
or
iy,
ii,
for
ise
ur-rliane
of
Urem-e
4ln7,
iwrar
Ultlaull
Hlver,
bead
ot
Alter
Ami.
Caviar,
to
nl
ltw.000
f.bm.
of
spruce.
Ili-mlck.
Haliain
aa
(.oumiwiHiu
saw
lull,
Two
(tl
year
will
txt
allowed
for
r
liloval
of
tluioer.
Fiirlher
parllrular
of
the
Chief
Forea
ter.
Victoria.
B.C
or
putfict
,Forier,
WKOn
TTVM.
Eat
More
Wheat
Do
it
with
Bread,
Cakes,
Puddings,
I'aslries,
baked
with
FiveRoses
Flour
The
World's
Best.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phons
6S.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
0
ravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Hlovlns.
M.
S.
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TAILOR,
CLEANING
AND
PRESSING
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1.
820
Third
Avenue
Laundry
Office
P.O.
Box
88.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C,