.
AQE
SIX
A
Watch
Sale
Worth
Watching
rI'lie
Watch
worlh
while
Is
the
Walch
Ilian
can
tick,
When
oilier
walches
Arc
feeling
sick.
,
For
a
Boy
-
-
-
$1.50
Watch
Chains,
25c
We
are
running
an
ex
Ira
special
Walch
Sale
in'
Ladies'
and
(ieiil's
High
(iradc
and
Medium
Grade
Walches
at
Kxlra
Special
Low
Prices.
DON'T
OVERLOOK
THESE
BARGAINS.
Save
Your
Eyes
Oiiij
Optician
has
had
over
2o
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses,
Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North.
One
cannot
burn
the
candle
at
both
ends
You
wouldn't
light
a
candle
at
both
ends
and
expect
it
to
last
very
long.
And
you
can't
attend
your
many
duties
as
wife
and
mother,
then
pile
on
washday
labor,
and
expect
to
keep
yourself
fresh
and
vigorous.
Why
not
let
us
take
care
of
washday
toil
and
trouble?
One
of
our
many
services
will
fit
exactly
both
your
needs
and
your
purse.
And
you
can
"keep
the
home
fires
burn-ins:"
without
huruing
the
caudle
at
both
ends.
Canadian
steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
Kindling!
We
are
offering
for
a
short
lime
only
an
d
for
a
limited
number
of
loads
our
"DIIIKI)
KILX"
kindling
wood
delivered
for
90.00.
This
is
nice
clean
wood
and
easy
lo
split.
You
have
been
waiting
for
this
kind
of
wood
for
3
years.
Order
at
once
from
the
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
3rd
Avenue
Give
us
a
chance
to
do
your
drayagc,
wc
can
satisfy
you
in
every
way.
Our
Taxies
will
lake
you
any
place
and
at
any
lime
for
50c.
Nice
clean
Sedans.
Phone
189-112
Special
D
essert
For
Table
Use
Del
Monte
Apricots,
2"s.
reg.
iOc.
Special,
5
tins
$1.40
Del
Monte
Peaches,
2's,
reg.
35c.
Special,
5
tins
for
$1.25
Del
Monte
l'eaches,
2j',
reg.
DOc
Special,
5
tins
for
$2.00
Del
Monte
Asparagus
Tips,
.
picnic
size,
reg.
30c.
Special,
G
tins
for
.
.
$1.15
Del
Monte
Asparagus
Tips,
while,
reg.
50c.
Special,
!
tins
for
$2.00
Del
Monte
Splnacii,
2's,
n-ig.
30c.
Special,
5
tins
for
$1.15
Del
Monte
l'ork
and
Deans,
tails,
reg.
15c.
Special,
5
tins
for
...
50o
Del
Monlo
Catsup,
reg.
10c
holtle.
Special,
5
bottles
for
$1.50
(Limit
10
tins
to
eacli
.
customer)
Don't
forget
the
five
per
cent
discpunt
Mussallem's
417-423
6th
Ave.
E.
Phones
18
and
84.
P.
O.
Box
575
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Laaat
Landa.
In
the
Land
Iterulitiiig:
tilslrlrt
of
I'Miit'e
llupcrt,
and
iltiau-
mi
the
iiiirlli-wtst
ruasl
tif
I'earse
Maud,
B.C..
apprux-
linatcly
inn
ik-s
nurlli
rrom
tlic
inuutii
of
Winter
Harbor.
Take
.No
lire
Ilia
I
I.
Fldilinsr
Stranir
nr
Stimiyshlp,
B.C..
iK'iriiaU(in
canneryiiian.
Inli'litl
to
ai'elv
fur
a
lease
or
tin-
ri.l-
luulnir
drsrrlljed
tamls
:
Miiiiiiit-nr
tar
at
a
twist
nlanti'il
nmiriiv-
imali'ly
thifp
miles
north
frum
Hie
inuulii
of
Winter
Harbor,
rearse
Island:
then
e
nurlliui'H
two
(Si
rliain,
inure
or
less,!
to
low
feater
mark:
tlicnri-
iinrllinj.l
!
along:
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sUly
I
Co
(
hall);
thence
Kontlieasi
li
(S
Hialns;
thence
southwest
one
hundred
and
sixty
(100)
chains,
more
or
less,
to
iMiinl
of
roiiiiiieureuieut
and
con
taining
thirty
two
(33)
acres,
more
or
less.
JAMES
HKI.Id.N0
STIIA.NG.
Xanie
of
Aiillranl.
Pateil
May
jUl.
9jj.
WATER
NOTICE.
(DIVCRIONAND
USE)
TAKK
.MlTICr;
that
William
Morifau.
TIMBER
SALE,
X7173.
Scaled
Tender
will
he
received
liv
tin-
IHi-trlct
foresier
isil
later
than
noon
on
iiw
mm
nay
or
jniie.
tuji.
ror
the
pur
cnase
or
Licence
.7I7S
on
portion
or
lot
I
S
r
.
kuindis
Island.
Massett
Inlet.
U.I..I.,
lo
cut
5
1
u,
oou
reel
Ikmi'iI
measure
oi
spruce,
iieuiiock
ami
cedar
sawloKS.
nm
years
win
be
allowed
fur
re
moval
oi
inniier.
Hiruier
particulars
or
the
Cliler
forester,
Victoria,
or
the
District
Koresier,
I'rlnce
lluperl,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6740.
sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
!ih
.vlliilster
or
Lands
al
vii-imij
tji
than
lusxi
on
the
tth
day
of
June,
iJ,
ror
tin-
purchase
or
Licence
X
0740.
lo
iui
wji.iioo
icet
or
Spruce,
Cedar.
Ilem
iiM-K
and
ualsam
on
an
area
sltualed
on
snver
i-reeK,
rrince
lluperl
Harbor,
llama'
i,
Coast
District.
Three
13)
year
will
be
allowed
Tor
removal
of
Umber.
further
Particular
or
the
Chief
Korea-er,
Victoria,
B.C..
or
District
forester.
I'rlnce
liupert.
B.C.
NOTICE
OF
CANCELLATION
Of
RESERVE
SiOTICE
IS
Uf.llLII
Y
CIVK.N
that
th.'
reserve
covering
certain
lands
near
the
junction
oi
ucsian
mil
Skeeua
invert
urniaiiaieu
i.ui
xi,
iiaiig-e
6,
Coast
Ul-Hill,
la
cancelled.
I
c.KO.
n.
NADIiV,
Deputy
Minister
or
Lands.
Department
or
lauds,
i
Victoria,
B.C.,
i;y
Hi,
ivi.
SAVING
SOULS
RADIO
ROUTE
Woll
Known
Preacher
Tells
Wide
Appeal
Through
Broadcasting
GIVES
SPECIFIC
CASES
Ordinary
Minister
Works
Con
gregation
Over
Like
Taffy
Pulling
Machine
.iler
a
years
experience
preaching
ocr
radio,
through
remote
control
lines
of
K(iO,
tho
(ieneral
Electric
Pacific
oast
Station,
Dr.
James
L.
ior-
loii,
widely
known
minister
of
the
first
Congregational
Church,
San
Francisco,
today
gave
his
opinion
that
radio
is
changing
the
system
of
saving
rfouls
According
to
Dr.
Gordon,
pre-
adio
ideas
of
assembling
people
in
a
building
to
preach
lo
them
mnasse,
bearing
in
mind
crowd
psychology,
is
giving
away
under
adio
influence
to
the
new
lech-
ii
H
in
of
selling
the
Ouspel
lo
millions
of
individuals,
each
with
a
different
kind
of
mind.
Although
his
church
Is
centrally
located
in
the
city
of
San
Francisco,
he
says:
"Only
about
8,000
people
pass
through
outdoors
each
week.
All
wc
could
do,
before
the
eoiiiing
of
KGO's
radio
things
in
my
pulpit,
was
to
work
this
crowd
over
and
over
again,
week
after
week,
like
Dial
laffy-pullirr?
machine
in
the
window
Hundreds
of
Miles
"With
radio,
things
are
different.
Hadio
reaches
hundreds
of
miles
from
my
pulpit.
A
13
year
old
boy,
500
miles
from
here,
wrote
nie
a
letter
the
oilier
day
in
response
lo
one
of
my
Sunday
morning
sermons,"
continued
Dr.
Gordon.
"This
buy
had
just
completed
a
i;adio
ami
had
it
out
m
the
barn,
listening
in,
wilh
ulliisc
address
Is
LuckiMii-t,
B.C..
will
awty'i
,
n-
,
,
r
i
for
a
licence
to
take
ami
use
j.ooo
"ai-1
,,,s
,,(,Jr
''lie.'
"'
'"'
s
father
'ons
daily
of
water
out
of
Soring-
onlw-jis
lliere
tiin
lUlenintr
which
flows
southerly
and
drains
liilo
mi?
my
sermon
I
.
happened
Dlir-
lo
duly"
cro";..
umded
W
sSir
lei
tS
'""'I'""
my
little
Wlog.
'Nellie.'
aier
win
lie
(liveried
from
the
stream
at
a
iMilut
rlirht
at
source,
aliout
1.500
In'l
ir
so
rrom
l.)HkrNirt
llaruor,
and
will
te
used
for
domestlr
cannery
purpose
upon
me
Lioiiiesur
tannery
ai
LocKeori,
y.c.i
anil
her
death.
Mention
of
my
log's
death,
when
associated
in
his
boy's
mind
wilh
his
own
Tills
notice
was
posted
on
the
tilh
day
,,,.(
viimeliow
:iw:ikemil
liil
ttr
'
nlt
"
w
aw.lMmu
until
f
May.
I9J5.
A
ropy
of
this
nollic
and
?,"
I'ursuant
thereto
ami
to
memories.
Hoy
and
father
wepl
.vhiiti
.1,1.
wi..
Hill
III'
llll'll
III
.
In?
office
of
Hie
Waler
llrroriler
al
I'rlme
IWliert.
B.C.
iitiJeril.iiH
lo
the
applica-llon
may
be
riled
wilh
the
said
Waler
recorder
or
with
Ihe
Comptroller
of
valer
llllfhts,
Parliament
Itiilldlnirs,
Vie-1
rurla.
H.i;
.
uiihin
iliirit-
iUv
urirr
tin.
rirt
apiwaraitre
of
Ihls
imiice
In
a
local
uenspajM-r.
The
date
of
Ihe
rirsl
puhli-lalioii
of
Ihls
in
it
Ire
I
May
nctli.
I05
WILLIAM
.MOIIOA.V,
Applicant.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leas
Land.
In
the
Land
llei-urillhtr
fiUtrlrf
,.r
I'rlnce
Rupert,
and
slluale
on
the
northwest
coast
or
Pcarse
Maud,
B.C..
appro
-niately
six
miles
north
from
ihe
inuuth
ii
miner
iiarimr.
Take
Nollce
that
Oosse-.Millerd
Limited
if
Vancouver.
B.C..
oei-nnatlr
turk.n
inlendj
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
rol-lowinir
descrihed
lands:
Criiriiriettrinr
al
a
rml
nlanioH
,nn.n.
Imalely
H
miles
north
frr'n
the
inouih
of
Winter
Harbor,
I'earse
Island;
thence
northwest
two
(ji
chains,
more
or
less.
10
tow
water
mark:
ihence
northeast
alrtni;
low-'water
mark
one
hundred
and
Kitty
(1601
chains;
thence
southeast
two
(9
1
chains:
thence
southwest
on-'
hundred
and
euty
(I60i
chains,
more
or
'ess,
to
point
or
commencement
and
con
lalnin?
ililrty-lwo
3
acres,
more
or
less,
OOSSE-MH.I.EIID
IJMITF.r.
.
Name
of
Applicant.
Hated
Mar
I9lh.
10?V
LAND
ACT.
CAS8IAR
LAND
DISTRICT
District
or
Cassiar.
Stiklne
Division.
TAkK
MITICK
that
I.
Walter
Jnll.n
llelunied
Soldier),
it
Trlearaph
Creek.
i.C...
ordination
Miner.
InlemU
in
armiv
for
lermlfon
to
Iiurchasa
the
rollnuln'r
described
lauds:
Comiueticlr.i-
t'
a
post
planted
about
e
IlllJe
eat
of
Mi
l
eniN
Slnnirli
nor
the
Stiklne
Itiver
and
about
ta
mile
southwest
or
Telegraph
Creek:
theme
north
U
chains;
thence
eat
to
chain-thence
south
Kfl
rhains;
thence
west
4(1
Jialns
lo
ihiIiiI
or
commencement
and
containing;
320
acre,
more
or
less.
WALTKIl
IL'IJAM.
Alilillfmif
April
Hlth,
IB85.
'
Miictiier.
ii
was
explained
on
the
tear-stained
page
of
his
let
'cr
uilv
a
few
weeks
before
'Mot
her"
had
died.
Might
there.
maybe
for
the
first
lime
in
tlielr
lives,
that
boy
and
his
father
confessed
to
each
other
spiritual
understanding."
Harder
Than
Jazz
"When
I
talk
about,
Ooj,
Klcr-
THE
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT.
R.
S.
C.
ChD.
115.
.
The
Canadian
Fishing:
Company
Limited
hereby
gives
nollce
that
It
nas
unner
ectli.n
7
or
Ihe
said
Act
deposited
WMh
'he
Minister
or
public
Works
it
Ottawa
ind
In
the
orrire
of
the
Htrislrar
or
the
land
flealp'ry
Coast
District
at
Prln-e
tiiipert.
B.C..
a
descrlpth
n
of
the
site
and
nlans
of
Ms
wharr.
cannery,
cannery
bulld-
ngs
and
works
appurtenant
Iherrto
ullt
prior
to
June
1st.
1018.
In
Praser
liearh
In
front
of
Lot
29V
Jiange
4.
'"oast
District,
Province
or
British
Columbia.
AND
T'.KE
MITICK
that
afler
the
ex-ll
rat
lm
of
one
month
from
Ihe
df
"f
he
rirt
publication
or
this
Notice
The
'anadlan
Pishing
Company
Limited
will
wilder
Section
7
or
the
said
Acl
apply
to
'he
Minister
or
Public
Works
at
his
of-rlce
in
the
citjr
or
Ottawa
for
approval
f
th
said
site
and
plans
and
for
leive
to
construct
ihe
said
canrry
and
works.
Dated
at
Vancouver,
B.C.,
this
7lli
day
r
May.
tOSS.
TIIK
CANADIAN
FISIIINO
COMPANY
I.IVITKD
an
Hound
Trip
ExcurslDti
Fares
Tlekc;
(!
dlly
to
ipt.
If
Knnsas
City
St.
Louis
.
.
Chicago
.
.
Detroit
.
.
Cleveland
.
Washington
New
York
.
Boston
.
.
.
$126.00
1Z9.50
131.00
153.62
156.56
189.56
195.40
201.50
Corresprsvlina
fares
to
ot
hrr
importnt
center.,
final
return
limit
Ortobr
31,
1913.
Ubrrsl
.top-over
priviir
jr.
going
and
returning.
Zloa
Hatlonal
Park
Low
unvner
fares
to
thi.
new
Wonderland
of
Color
In
Southern
Utah.
Why
not
take
it
in
on
your
wsy
Kt
t
TctlowatonaNatlanalPark
May
alto
be
made
a
tide
trip
at
a
small
additional
cost.
Atk
for
free
booklet
descriptive
of
theie
famous
rctorta.
Wherever
you
want
to
go,
let
oa
nuke
all
your
arrangements.
Jt
roett
no
more
and
will
av
your
valuable
time.
Union
Paciflo
System
1405
4th
Avo.
and
Union
Station
Seattle,
Washington
the
daily
rnrws
Feeds
ILeLeaiLer
and
preserves
it.
Keeps
it
pliable,
smooth
and
free
from
cracks.
Keeps
it
"Young".
Did
you
"Nugget"
your
shoes
this
morning?
NUGGET
Shoe
Polish
Black,
Tan,
Toney
RtJ,
Did;
Drawn
onJ
H'hite.
9
uily.
Soul,
Spirit,
it
seems
to
hit
iheni
harder
than
juiz'
over
noes,
mis
soil
of
talk
uvel
an:
unseen,
mysterious
line,
is
un-j
canny,
ami
seems
spiritual
it-
elf.
If
1
should
happen
to
re
mark
in
front
of
a
radio:
'What
you
are
abolit
lo
do
will
bo
re-
meiubered,'
it
might
have
,
but
little
effect
on
my
congregation
in
the
church.
Hut
how
about
a
bootlegger
listening
in,
all
ready
tt
lo
start
on
a
cruise
in
his
bottle-
aden
'flivver';
or
maybe
a
bank
clerk
hatching
up
in
his
mind
$10,000
worth
of
sin
and
trou-
ored
brother
eoifie
in
and
sing
the.
old
songs,
like
'Garry
Me
Hack
to
GI'
Virginity.'
We
also
use
in
our
radio
services
obi
sing,
'Abide
With
Me.'
the
hymn
which
we
were
broadcasting.
A
doctor
there
wrote
me
about
it.
lie
said
the
ilyM'ig
nvjn's
face
was
transfigured
for
an
instant
i
as
he
gasped
his
last
words
'they
are
all
sipgiijg
they
arc
all
sinsring'
all
singing
together."
Ghostly
Atmosphere
"1
have
never
yet
seen
an
audience
rcnuiiii
indifferent
to
this
ghostly,
mysterious
atmosphere
of
radio
in
a
church.
When
we
broadcast
over
K(!0
'
I
notice
everybody
in
my
congregation
sings
with
a
little
more
spirit.
They're
thinking
of
all
tho
people
listeninig
in.
And,
when
I'm
broadcasting,
no
matter
what
platitude
1
m:ty
tiller
my
audience
gives
me
strict
attention.
We
preachers
are
also
affected
by
this
strange
force.
We
can't
help
but
cluuige
a
little
when
we
broadcast.
With
the
world
listen
ing
in,
we
are
afraid
to
bis
too
dogmatic."
"Jliil
we
know
very
little
about
how
to
best
use
this
power.
Some
day
Ihe
real
radio
preacher
will
appear.
He
will
be
a
master
of
the
technique
of
preaching
lo
millions
of
individuals,
not
in
a
crowd,
but
scattered
over
the
earth.
He
will
have
'to
advance
a
philosophy
with
its
background
in
nod,
and
deal
with
truths
acceptable
lo
all.
If
I
were
younger,"
continued
this
preacher
who
looks
and
talks
like
Lloyd
fieorge,
"I'd
go
in
for
ratlin
sermons
on
a
big
scale.
The
young
man
who
masters
preaching
witli
radio
in
his
pulpit,
will
be
as
famous
there
as
Arthur
Hrishane
Is
now
famous
on
tho
front
piige
of
a
newspaper."
AdverlUe
in
the
Daily
News
LAUNDRIES
DECLARE
FOR
THE
NEWSPAPERS
ADVERTISING
MEDIUM
HKGINA,
Juno
a,
-
Truthful'
advertising
will
sell
auylliliui
with
merit
and
the
best
medium
for
advertising
is
the
daily
news-)
papers
was
one
of
Ihe
outstanding
statements
made
before
the
North
West
Ganiiiliau
Laundry-I
men's
Association
annual
convention
in
HegitKL
by
W.
A.'
.lohnson,
Galveston,
Texas,
president
of
the
Laundry
Owners'
National
Association.
Mr.
Johnson
stressed
the
value1
of
newspaper
advertising
nndj
quoted
his
own
experience
iui
Galveston
and
showed
the
dele-j
eales
Hie
advertising
campaign:
which
he
had
carried
on
with1
iiuost
successful
results.
He
al-l
inbules
a
sixteen
per
cent
in
crease
in
business
largely
lo
truthful
mUcrlising
and
organization
of
sales
force
to
back
it
up.
A
definite
policy
of
devoliiu
,
two
per
cent
of
Ihe
previoii'
(year
s
profits
to
advertising
had
ben
followed
and
the
result
I
were
excellent.
Ho
assured
the
lauiidrynien
that
it
was
one
of
jllie
surest
methods
which
tho
i
could
use.
Vhicli
would
bring
them
volume
of
business,
hut
aggressive
salesmanship
had
!'
.c
coupled
wilh
it
and
iiistaucen
jrvnai
oilier
industries
were
doinv
i
through
use
of
newspaper
space
.'and
sates
forces.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Juno
3,
1915,
Hal
I'erk
has
received
wordl
that
his
brother,
Gol.
I..
W.
Ieek.
was
mil
sei'iimslv
wniuuled
:i'
Idei
or
a
man
and
wife
engaged
,,.
r,.ullL
)o
j,op.;
in
a
ramily
row
would
they
not
l0Wl.v,.,.t
mhI,,!,,,.,!
,,llu,.t.
M-rl..tis
be
affected,
hearing
that
inys-
ii,
1
i
iiji.ii
iini
in
ti
intitiHi:
i
irii
tenons
voice
gut
of
somewhere,
coll,jUon.
Today's
despalel.es
aymg:
w
nai
you
are
anout
to
uiinoiine,,
ll.ai
W.
A
..i.t,.
lo
will
be
remembered!'"
Smil-,A,X
ollll(erg
and
I'.
Garr
have
nig.
nr.
liorilon
continued:
..1111111.1i
i
..,..
You'd
think
they'd
turn
it
off.
J
Well,
of
them
Hut'
some
do,
i,Pin
i
urt
iicim,..
most
of
them.
I
helwve.
just
,.,
fn
,,,
....
,.,.,
an't
resist
that
mysterious
little
:ta.,.
i.uF.
i..
i.,..m.....
....
"
"
....
..i
.
r.
"i.
.
I..
.1...
iil!
mix
uer
in
tut'
onruur
iciiiuk
them
things."
Crusade
Against
Devil
Grtisadiiiig
against
the
devil
and
his
work
is
helped
by
music
.
7
,
.
I..
I
I
;
:
played
during
a
cliurcti
service
broadcast,
according
to
Dr.
Gor
don.
"Sometimes
we
have
u
col
quantities
and
it
is
expected
it
will
be
encountered
in
large
volumes
very
shortly.
dverHe
in
th
ImHv
w
tunes
played
on
cabinet
organs.
si'.ALKl)
TKMiKllS
addressed
a
generation
ago.
This
sort
or
,
lc
undersigned,
and
lorse.l
nvusic
awakens
old
memories.
1
..ll,.r
for
Winrf
Itepairs.
port
know
one
instance,"
continued
elements,
II.C,"
will
he
received
this
modern
mini.ster,
"where
,,,
12
o'clock
noon
(dayllflht
radio
music
from
our
church
was
Juno
8av;nfl),
Tuesday,
23,
1925,
a
romrorl
to
the
dying.
A
man
fp
m.lir
(
w,,urf
a,
p(.:
in
a
hos,ilal
Jay
dying
with
.elements,
Skeena
Iislricl.
II.IL
pneumonia,
unconscious
of
the!
,.,aII,
alllJ
frnil4
f
...uilracl
radio
things
on
his
ears,
such
as;ca
,)(,
etl,
.,,,
..iricalion
and
all
the
patients
fn
the
ward
had
formi
f
,,,;,,.,.
0i,(itl,.,
i
n,i,
avaiiame.
Miuueniy
ne
negan
lo..,.,,,.,-,,,.-,..
,.j
,.,
,.(ii,..T",.r
n.
District
Kngineer,
(hl
I'ost
Olllce
Building,
Victoria,
11.11.
;
and
al
the
post
Olllces,
Vancouver,
H.U.:
I'rlnce
Itupert,
H.C.,
and4
1'orl
Clements,
It.'.
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
unless
made
on
the
printed
forms
supplied
by
the
Depart
ment
and
in
accordance
wilh
Ihe
conditions
contained
therein.
Kach
tender
must
he
accompanied
by
an
accepted
cheque
on
a
chartered
bank,
payable
to
ye
order
of
the
Minister
of
Public
Works,
equal
lo
10
per
cent
of
the
amount
of
Hie
tender.
Ilomls
of
the
Dominion
of
i.anada
or
llouds
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Company
will
also
be
accepted
as
security,
or
bonds
and
a
cheque
if
required
to
make
up
an
odd
amount.
Xole.
Mine
prius
can
be
obtained
al
this
Department
by
depositing
an
accepted
cheque,
for
the
sum
of
$10,
payable
to
lb"
order
of
Hie
.Minister
of
I'liblic
Works,
which
will
be
reltuned
if
Ihe
intending
bidder
submit-
u
regular
bid.
My
order,
S.
K.
O'HHIF.N,
Secretary.
Department
of
Public
Works,
Ollawa,
May
'2l,
Wit.
DrJ.P.Kenny
DENTIST
Exchange
Block
Phone
109
Week-end
Special,
COTTON
CREPES
30
inches
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20
shade-.
Hcg
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,
95c
LADIES'
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"ill
(S
IJM
(
tin
disiijiiv
in
our
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U.
.
8
.
....
tt
nituu
MEN'S
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.,.
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Men's
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Wo
have
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a
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Ileg.
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e
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For
Thursday,
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Saturday
from
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until
U
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UNIVERSAL
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7
and
9
VIRGINIA
VALLI
in
"K,
The
Unknown"
l-'diit
the
story
li
Mary
Hobeil
Hindi
'
slur.
A
splendid
picture.
A
Tamous
tn-.
u
cast.
A
IiarfliiiK
invslery.
A
thrilling
clun.-s
W
Virginia
Valli
in
Ihe
must
.
harming
tole
oi
'f'
Who
was
"K,
Tlu
Unknown?
What
wit
In
'
he
doing
in
Ihe
village?
A
photo-drama
witli
duns
problem
of
right
ami
wrong.
If
he
.
I
life
it
wutilil
lielray
his
own
secret,
the
women
would
he
lost
to
him
and
a
prison
cell
aw
.
t.
i
"
how
"K"
solved
it.
An
enignui
play
intern.
'
ever-new
story
nr
love's
hl.
sweet
snug.
3
"
,
Virginia
Valll,
Percy
Marmont,
John
Roche,
rranc.
Feeney,
William
A.
Carroll,
Margarita
Fisher
and
otnerv
OF
THE
DAI
COMEDY
"NERO."
TOPICS
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and
10c
Ready-to-wear
SPECIALS
For
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday
June
4th,
5th
and
6th
7
Ladies'
Summer
Coats,
including
a
j50
model.
Ileg.
8M.00.
Special
(llll(l,lly
em
Ladios'
Cotton
Crepe
House
Dresses
95
l.roiilered.
Ileg.
;.".".
Halt?
$1.95
S(tl
Ladles'
Gingham
House
Dresses
Ileg.
2..
m
Ladles'
Sateen
Aprons--Knihroiilered
wilh
$l
50
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V.
i
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bt-
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Ladles'
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