AGE
SIS
We
Move
IN
A
FEW
DAYS
So
get
your
Cut
Glass
and
Jewellery
while
the
25
per
cent
Discount
sale
lasts.
So
I
0
Walcr
(lasses
..
75c
icl
C
(ienuino
Cut
Glass
Tumblers
75c
Set
(5
(icmiiuc
Cut
(Mass
Shcrbcrl
Glasses
.
.
$1.15
21
Were
Tea
Set,
lllfdi
fSratle
Chine,
set..
$11.90
Ladies'
ami
(cuts'
Umbrellas,
each
.
.
.
.
$1.95
25"
Pearl
Necklace
(non-desfrur
tilde
,
each
$1.95
Discount
everything
in
the
store.
Diamond
Specialist
TOOT!
TOOT!
'Throw
the
switch.
Then-is
something
coiiini.
It
Is
Casey
Jones
with
his
Serenaders
ami
a
(rain
loail
of
Dancers
for
(he
DIG
DANC.K
lo
ho
held
in
(ho
'Auditorium'
Wednesday
Evening,
Apr.
1.
ltefrrshinenls
(ien
Is,
41.00.
Ladies,
50e
The
Hall
has
been
renovated
and
looks
like
lluck-inhaui
l'alace.
Cotton
Crepes
lincsl
quality
Jap
Cotton
Crepes,
an
excellent
material
for
underwear,
house,
dresses
or
children's
wear.
I'neijiialled
weari'iipr
and
washing
iiialilies
in
over
20
shades,
including'
Drown,
Mauve,
Purple,
Navy,
J'iuk,
Copen,
Orange,
Hose,
Leaf
Green,
Ited,
Salmon,
While,
Yellow,
riesh,
Henna,
Turquoise,
clc
Per
Yard
25c
WEST
OF
ENGLAND
STORE
Phone
753.
DRY
Bird
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
50o
Per
SacV
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day:
Wr
BUY
BOTTLES.
3rd
Avenue.
PROTEST
MADE
U.S.
SEIZURE
Claim
Made
That
Pescawha
Went
to
Rescue
of
Shipwrecked
Men
Only
Not
only
arc
local
.shipping
men
up
in
arms
against
seizure
of
the
Victoria
rum-runner
l'es-
jrawha,
hut
rescued
members
of
the
steam
seliooiier
Cahoa
have
voiced
Iheir
sentiments
regitrd-
injr
the
seizure
.made
by
lliiif
railed
Stales
coastguard
cutler
Algonquin,
as
the
triul'iif
Cap
tain
Pamphlet
and
his
crew
approaches,
says
the.
Victoria
Colonist.
It
will
be
remembered
that
the
rum
runner
Pescawha
picked
up
distress
signals
from
the
Ca
hoa,
when
she
had
sprung
a
leak
and
was
sinking
off
the
Columbia
Diver,
and
that
the
crew
had
put
lo
sea
in
Iwo
small
boals.
Yen-
luring
inside
(he
twelve-mili
limit.
Captain
Pamphlet
and
members
of
his
cruw
rescued
!
nine
members
of
Ihe
Cahoa.
af-jter
Miey
hail
struggled
for
fnrly-righl
hours
in
wallowing
seas
NOTICE
OF
RHOal
TIMBER
SALE
X
7038.
Scaled
Tenders
will
l
ici-clted
liy
Hi
I'lslilct
forester
nol
later
than
mnm
m
Hie
Dtltdiiy
or
April,
'IUS5,
for
tin-
pur
chase,
or
Licence
X
situated
ttur
Inlli
north
or
l.ol
a
1
7
Johnson
Cliaiuicl,
C.ll.
3
In
cut
11,
mm
reel
lxiiird
measure
i.
spruce,
Hemlock,
lialsjm
and
Cedar
Saw
loirs.
Two
)
year
will
lie
allowed
for
re
nioval
or
Umber.
Further
partlnilarii
or
the
CliirT
Pores
ler,
Vleiurla.
or
the
liistricl
Forester.
I'rtnee
II
iiperl,
H,
C.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
BEEF
LICENSE
MOTICE
I
hereby
(riven
that
on
Hie
ftli
day
or
April
next
the
umlerslirned
Intend
lo
apply
lo
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
ro-a
license
in
respect
to
premises
belli:.-part
or
Hie
building-
known
as
the
I'or
Clements
Hotel,
situated
at
Fort
Clements
Oueen
Charlotte
Mauds,
Province
or
lirnisii
Columbia
upon
tlx.
lands
describe
as
l.ol
rive
(J
..
Mock
rortv-ronr
(II
subdivision
or
Lot
sevcji
hundred
am'
rorty-slt
?
10
1
.
Ouectt
Chariot
le
tlsrlrl
K.C..
as
shown
on
a
registered
map
o-plan
deposited
in
the
Land
Iteglsirv
or
rice
at
Ihe
City
or
Prince
Iuiiert
am'
numbered
1079,
ror
the
sale
of
beer
liv
ine
iriass
or
ny
trie
open
bottle
Tor
con
sumption
on
tlie
premises.
It.VTKh
.11
Prince
Unpen.
B.C..
this
4tli
day
of
March,
I8i5.
II.
I.
TING
LEY.
Owner.
Apnllesni
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR,
ACT.
APPLICATION
LICENSE.
FOR
BEET
NOTICC
Is
tnrfliv
fplt,.n
tl.at
....
...
arier
Ihe
lOlh
day
or
March
next,
tlh
undersigned
Intends
lo
ipply
lo
Ihe
I.iqih
Control
Hoard
ror
a
license
In
respect
premises
lielnir
pari
or
the
Imlldiiia-
kni
(.meen's
Hotel,
situate
on
Lot
5,
Main
Street,
Masselt,
Ouecn
Charlotte
Nine"
In
the
province
or
llrltlsh
Columbia,
ror
the
K.llf
ftf
ItV
ft.n
t.m
I..,
tl.
open
bottle
for
rorVumpllon
on
the
pre
llllses.
rutted
Oils
19th
d.iv
of
Fehnnrv.
19?".
MRS.
M.
I..
nitNN."
'Unwr
Ipnllenni
Dr.E.S.TAIT
DENTIST
Hlgrson
mock.
HKCE
RUPERT.
B.
O.
Office
Hours,
t
U
8.
Phon
680.
Open
Evenings
Only
Fr
Bptolal
AppolntmtnU.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phon
Ct.
Carlage,
Warehousiupc,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel
W
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furnltur
Kovlnn.
ii
'icroic
efforts.
Try
It
tonight
before
yon
lo
bol.
Note
tliat
it
gives
you
Instant
relief
from
the
nit
turning
Itch
and
pain.
Then
when
you
rise
In
the
rnornlnc,
note
the
almost
unbelievable
improvement
in
the
condition
of
your
skin.
A
fluul,
beautiful
in
color,
stainless,
with
a
tlealnodor-
delicate,
yet
a
powerful
agent
lor
tkin
disease.
Tit
frit
bottlt
rtlitvs
Tom
r
rear
mantj
back.
2'rj
D.
D,
L),
toaf,
lt,
ORIYiES
LIMITED
that
threatened
lo
sink
Ihem
any
minute.
The
coastguard
culler
Mgonipiin
-sighted
Ihe
Pescawha
dtorlly
afler
that
vessel
had
oickeil
up
Hit!
crew
and
seized
'ter
as
a
rum-runner
inside
Ihe
Iwelvo-iiiilo
limit.
Take
Exception
Exception
was
taken
lo
Ibis
seizure
inasmuch
that
die
Canadian
vessel
had
endangered
jers.pl
f
in
venluring
within
the
twelve.
mile
limit
lo
rescue
merican
sailors
from
an
inerican
ship,
afler
an
Ameri-an
liner
had
passed
one
of
the
small
boals
by,
Ihe
one
which
ihe
Pescawha
rescued,
despite
I
lie
fact
that'
(ho
crew
even
until
their
sails
to
signal
the
in
or.
Appreciation
of
the
heroic
esciie
was
shown
in
a
prcscnln-ion
made
on
behalf
of
Ihe
Slid-Ien
&
Chrislenson
Company.
Wiirh
owned
Ihe
vessel.
Captain
'.rnesl
(1.
Ileiuriei,
of
lite
Col-imbia
Pacific
Shipping
Com-iiny's
staff,
made
Ihe
piescnla-ion
if
a
walcli
lo
Captain
'amplrlel
ainl
gave
tin
address
o
Ihe
members
of
the
l'cscawhn
rew
in
appreciation
of
Iheir
Daniel
Fairfield,
second
as-islanl
engineer
of
lite
slcam
chooner
Caboa,
who
was
one
of
he
nine
men
rescued
by
the
'cscawha
crew,
tells
of
his
night
n
the
ocean,
when
nine
Ihor-uiftlily
exhausted
men,
piepart'tl
or
dealh,
were
saved
by
lite
Pescawha
seamen.
The
rescue
brought
Ihe
I'es
cawha
in,
view
of
the
Algonquin.
'eil
lo
its
confiscalion
and
tin
WATER
NOTICE.
USE
AND
STORAGE
TAKK
AtllICK
that
.Masselt
Timber
I'm.
Limited,
whose
address
Is
70S
I'actrte
iluildiiiK.
Vancouver,
II.
C,
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
auu
use
.tuu
ruble
feel
,icr
second,
and
to
store
75.M.
acre-reel
t
.water
oul
of
stream
known
as
Aht
filler,
which
flow
southerly
and
drains
ntu
M.osetl
Inlet,
about
one
and
one
i.i
if
miles
easterly
from
Duckley
Hay,
B.C.,
'Hie
tdoraire-dahi
will
he
located
at
the
outlet
of
Aln
Ijike
or
at
a
miIiiI
be
the
said
outlet,
to
lie
determined
r
ler
survey-
haw
Ih-cii
made.
The
capacity
t
the
t-e-ervolr
lo
be
created
ts
aliout
)5M.
arre-reel.
and
it
will
floHl
alxiu:
l.t0
acres
(
land.
The
water
will
be
diverted
rrnrn
the
Hi
earn
at
a
olnl
about
Ihe
location
or
Ihe
ttoraw-dim,
naineh
the
otitic:
of
A
I
ii
Lake,
and
will
be
used
ror
power
and
industrial
puroscj
upon
'he
land
described
as
Lot
143?
or
on
l.o
ill.
This
notice
was
posted
on
lit-rroiind
on
the
87th
day
or-
February.
I5.
A
copy
or
this
notice
and
an
anpll
"at
Ion
piiisiiaut
thereto
and
lo
the.
"Water
ct,
inn,"
will
be
filed
III
Ihe
oTrii-e
of
the
Water
Itecorder
at
I'fince
llupeit.
'dtjectlotis
lo
ihe
application
may
be
riled
with
the
said
Walcr
Itecorder
or
with
Hie
Comptroller
or
Water
Itihts.
I'arllament
llulidlnm.
Victoria,
ll.C,
within
thirty
days
alter
the
first
appear
anec
of
this
notice
In
a
local
newspaper
The
laic
or
Ihe
first
publication
of.
this
nonce
i
Monday,
March
1,
I9SS.
MASSKTT
TI.MHF.lt
CO
I.Ttl.,
Applicant
J.
VV.
Schoonover.
AKeut.
LAND
ACT.
I
In
skeena
.and
District
of
Prince
lluperl
Iteconlinir
District.
TAKK
NOTICF.
Hint
Oeorire
Utile1,
of
Terrace.
ll.C,
otcupation
lumberman,
and
I..
M.
Ciiirxey,
or
Terrace.
B.C..
nccu-oatlou
lumberman,
Intend
to
apply
ror
permission
to
purchase
the
following-
de-scrilied
lands,
ror
Industrial
site:
Colonic
nrliiic
at
a
po't
planted
al
soulh
end
or
Island
situated
near
inoiillt
or
Kll-siiiiikatlum
lllver
and
lylnir
near
west
bank
or
said
river;
thence
rollowlna:
shore
Hop
around
Island
to
wilnt
of
commencement,
cotitaluiiiK
acres,
more
or
less,
OKOItOE
LITTLE,
and
CLAIIIR
M.
niOflKY.
1
IrtoUeuf.
Paled
this
Kih
day
of
January.
1025.
Specials!
Specials!
for
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday.
WALNUT
FINISHED
BED,
Simmon's
Coil
Spring
and
Felt
Mattress.
Special,
complete
$44.50
IV0Rpllete,NISHED
BED'
TUe'8
Kl"9
QUalUy
Spr,n9
a"d
FC,t
Mattross-
Special,
com-
$32.50
WEEK
END
SALE
ON
ALL
BEDS,
SPRINGS
AND
MATTRESSES
GEO.
D.
THE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
Phone
20
THE
DAILY
NEW
9
arrest
of
its'
officers,
and
the.v
are
m
jail
awaiting
prosecution.
Refused
to
Answer
"American
liips
passed
us
and
refused
lo
answer
our
.signals,"
Fairfield
said,
"and
wo
would
have
drowned
for
sure,
if
the
I'escawha
hadu'l
come
to
our
rescue.
"We
drifted
for
about
forly-
et&'lit
hours,
used
un
all
our
sig
nals
ami
were
ready
to
give
up
when
Captain
Pamphlet
came.
"We
with
all
soaked
lo
(ho
hide.
Our
cat
hnL
jumped
from
Ihe
lifeboat
iiilo
the
ocean,
and
wi(h
a
sailor's
superstition,
we
expected
the
worst.
One
more
uiglil
ami
we
would
have
died
from
extiosiii'i:
'noil
we
knew
it.
Then
tiloitg
lowanls
I
o'clock
lite
I'escawha.
came
to
us.
"The
canlain
look
us
aboard.
gave
us
dry
,
clothes,
plenty
of
hot
coffee
and
food.
"I
even
slept
in
his
berth.
They
couhln'l
have
done
any
more
than
(hey
did
for
us,
yel
hey
knew
Ihey
were
running
a
big
risk.
"When
Ihe
Algoiuniin
finally
reached
Ihem,
and
arrested
Ihe
officers,
Ihey
-refused
lo
com-
meul.
'I'd
do
the
sump
thing
over
again,'
Capltiin
l'aiuphlo!
said.
"I
know
(his
rum-rniiiiiiig's
danvcroiis
htisiness.
(ml
men
like
'Itese
aren't
born-every
minute.''
i
In
the
Letter
Box
j
HALIBUT
CONTROVERSY
Kdilor,
Daily
News:
There
was
imported
into
Canada
in
IV'l'J,
Ihe
latest
period
covered
by
available
statistics.
iiTG.OHl
pounds
of
halibut
having
a
value
or
tH.5J.ii0.
During
Ihe
same
period
there
was
exported
from
Canada
a.tMO.HnO
pounds,
having
a
value
of
$30K,-117.00.
The
excess
of
exports
of
halibut
fro
in
Canada
over
imports
was,
llie'rerore,
IV.'3I.7H
oumls,
having
a
value
of
?it:i,-175.011.
These
figure
deal
only
with
halibut
tif
Canadian
origin,
so
Ihe
calcjt
of
"'American
Imal
landed
here
is
no)
included.
During
Hit?
same
period
(here
was
imported
into
Canada
fish
ami
rili
prtdu-ls
of
all
kinds
having
a
value
'of
sf2.o.'I.H:ju.oo,
Ihe
exports
being
27,HOO.y
i7,-00,
so
ht'
excess
of
ex-ports
over
impWls
was
S5,:i07,l
17.00.
TIicm'
figures
are
taken,
from
"Fisheries
Slalislic
of
Canada,
ll".':i,"
Issued
by
Ihe
Dominion
Htireati
of
Statistics.
All
tic
n
I'M
civ
:i
1
1
nf
(In,
li:itilitil
exported
went
lo
Ihe
IJnileil!
"lilies.
If
we
close
our
port
lo
Mie
American
rishcrnicn
il
seems
I
jiossiiile
Ibal
it
may
lead
Ihej
I'tiilcil
Stales
to
reliiliiile
by;
pliieing
so
hiuh
a
duty
on
halibut
COA8T
LAND
DISTRICT.
REGARDING
DISTRICT
OF
COAST.
TAkF.
NOTICF
that
1'aclflc
Mills,
l.ltn
lied,
of
Vancouver,
llrltlsh
Columbia.
I'ulti
and
Paper
Maniifscliiieis,
Intends
to
appl)
or
a
tease
or
111c
ronowmv
(ieerioei
lands.
In
Coast
District,
Itaime
3,
In
the
Province
or
British
Columbia,
and
beltiK
water
lot
on
the
west
tide
or
Cousins
Inlet,
more
particularly
described
as
fol
lows:
Commencing
al
a
post
planted
on
hiKh)
tide
line
on
the
west
tfiore
of
Cousins
inlet
distant
southerly
alotia;
same
a
on
ft.
rrom
the
southeast
corner
or
Lot
Ilia,
CoaM
District,
nature
3;
thence
north
ladeif.K.,
a
distance.
-of
r,,50o
Tl.,
more
01
less,
to
the
southeast
corner
or
Walei
Lot
I
ICO:
thence
north
4desr.3C'W.
aloim
Ihe
south
boundary
.or
said
water
lot
IK.o,
a
distance
or
SUA
ft.
to
the
soulhwesl
corner
or
said
lot
IICO;
thence
follow
Inu
me
niirn
tide
line
southerly
a
distance
or
7.0UM
ft.,
more
or
less,
to
the
point
of
commencement,
containing:
70
acres
more
or
less.
DATED
January
tlh.
I0JV
PACIFIC
MILLS
LIMITED.
.
Uy
JAMES
II.
LAWSON,
Assistant
Secretary,
1318
Standard
Hank
llulhilnK.
510
llaslliiirs
Street.
Wcsl,
Vancouver
ll.C.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inttnllon
to
Apply
to
Purchasa
Lino,
In
ykiviia
Land
District.
1'rltue
lluperl
llerordltiK
District,
and
sitiiatn
on
Island
In
Sxccua
lllver
Imtneilialcly
south
or
Salvus
Island.
T
A
k
E
.MilTICK
ilial
Douirlas
S.
Clarke
of
liiiniahy,
ll.C.,
occupation
salesmar,.
iiiienos
to
Hi'piy
ror
rrmissmu
to
pur
chase'
the
following
described
lauds:
ComtiH'ticltiK
al
ii
his
planleil
on
lie-easterly
end
or
tlie
Island
I
vlttir
In
-
tllalely
south
or
Salvus
Island,
said
etaxe
lielniC
planted
at
the
i-llieiiie
east
end
or
sahl
Island,
and
eotitalnlnir
all
of
said
Maud.
This
stake
Is
planted
400
yards
directly
south
of
Salvus
Station
and
contains
the
name
ol
Doiivlas
S.
Clarke,
ami
slaked
liy
aircnt
Thomas
Mills,
and
coil'
lalnlnir
300
acres,
more
or
less.
DoliOI.AS
8.
CI.AIIKE,
Per
Airent
THOMAS
MILLS,
fisted
Uuimrv
mih.
I0JH
NOTICE.
An
examination
fur
Forest
Hunkers
will
lie
held
al
Inn
us
I.
uke
on
March
tllst.
I
Hi
J.
AptillcatliKis
will
lie
received
up
in
noon
or
March
Villi
It.v
mo
nirlilct
loresler.
Court
House,
Prince
lluperl.
from
whom
application
Tonus
ami
roll
parlleuhira
may
lie
ohtaliied.
l
ee,
1
1.
on.
Candldales
must
he
Itrlllsli
sulijecls.
not
more
limn
rorty
years
or
aire,
resident
in
lirlllsh
Dilumhla
for
al
least
one
year,
of
itihmI
character
and
physical
condition,
with
woods
experience
and
ramlllar
with
Ihe
practical
side
or
loir-fclllHT.
tllnher
'eeiiiMiiir
siirvevliiir
sod
forest
protection,
wllh
kiiowledne
of
uie
i
ores
i
Act
and
aide
In
oriratilio
work
ami
handle
men.
This
eviiiniuallon
Is
lo
establish
an
elltlhle
list
fop
u,e
nevt
year
rrom
which
apiHiintinents
will
be
made
s
ramrers
are
refiulred,
One
ranirrr
Is
re(ulied
Immo-dlately.
W.
It.
Marl.NNKS.
Civil
Service
Commissioner,
VUlotla,
11.0,
BILIOUS
AND
SICK
HEADACHES
ARE
CAUSED
IV
CONSTIPATION
once
Jon
allow
your
bowels
In
become
constipated
you
will
Ih-coiiio
troubled
with
bilious
anil
sick
headaches,
and
for
relic
you
must
help
your
lOcr
lo
remove
the
ixilsonoiis
bile
that
Is
clrciilallujt
In
the
IiIimhI
and
tipsrlliuir
lh
entlri'
biliary
tern.
For
Ibis
purpoto
there
U
ho
other
rcmnly
to
eiial
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER
PILLS
Mrs.
L.
0.
.Netlicrrott.
II.
f.
.No.
I.
Cfinan.
Onl..
writes:-
"I
wat
aw
Hilly
troubled
with
constipation,
and
sick
and
bilious
headaches
accompanied
wllh
soere
vomlliiiK
sHs
which
made
me
very
miserable.
I
tried
dirreteul
iiineilie-,
without
relief,
but
since
takinr
Ijiw
l
iver
Fills
Ihe
headarlH-s
and
constipation
have
dlsapiH-ared,
anil
I
am
very
tliatikrut
for
what
they
have
done
for
me."
For
sale
at
all
drunnlsls
and
dealers.
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Mllburn
Co
Lliu
Ited,
Toronto,
Out.
thai
(In
Canadian
c.ilch
will
bo
virtually
excluded.
What
wtnild
one
logically
exiccl
lo
happen
lo
prices
I
h
en?
If
we
calch
2.2.'l
1,7
10
Itoumls
more
than
wc
consume
and
our
only
available
foreign
market
is
virtually
closed
lo
us,
does
il
nol
seem
certain
Unit
Ihe
(trices
ror
Canadian
fish
will
slump
C.
II.
AHNOI.D.
BAD
WEATHER
IN
EAST
SAYS
F.
G.
DAWSON
WHO
RETURNED
HOME
TODAY
I".
O.
Dawson,
who
returned
from
I
be
Fast
litis
morning
states
thai
everywhere
in
Ihe
F.asl
Ihey
have
had
very
bad
wealher.
Al
Montreal
Ihere
was
a
gale
011
lite
same
day
that
the
tornado
.swept
Illinois.
Coining
west
snow
was
every
where
all
Ihroiigli
Ihe
country.
II
looked
pretty
good
to
step
oul
011
the
platform
al
Prince
lluperl
ami
see
Ihe
sun
shining
and
everything
clear
except
for
the
lillle
dusting
(hat
came
during
lite
night.
Mrs.
Ilolhvvell
of
Hernia
and
I'rince
lluperl
has
arrived
al
New
Westminster
In
spend
a
mouth
visiting
with
her
son
ami
datighler-in-law.
Dr.
ami
Mrs.
Ii
J.
Ilolhwell.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
II.
Mist
had
Hie
mis,
fortune
to
break
her
wrisj
Wei
I
tiestlay
night.
Fortunately
she
wan
in
town
when
il
happened
and
Ihe
doctor
was
called
ami
m'I
il
immediately.
Rural
Dean
Marsh
left
mi
Mon
day
nig
Ill's
train
lo
attend
lit'
funeral
of
Mrs.
I'roclor
a
Haelloii.
Orval
Kciiiu'y
was
anollier
re
cent
v
ictim
al'
Ihe
mill
w
hen
hi
hail
his
hand
badly
rut.
He
lef
for
Rupert
on
Wednesday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
K.
I'rnsi
en
let-lainetl
'al
llridrc
and
a
dance
Monday
evening'.
'I
he
room
was
ilecoraleil
vvillt
lovely
sjirinfr
dalfodils.
Five
lables
played
I
he
ladies
prizes
weru
won
bv
Miss
(Hover
and
Mrs.
Marker
ami
Ihe
gentlemen's
by
Messrs.
I.i
I
He
and
Marker.
Afler
dcliei-
ous
refreshments
were
served.
Ihe
lables
were
removed
and
Ihe
resl
of
Ihe
cveniiitr
whs
soenl
in
ilaiiciii'.
A
'
beitcfll
tla'ico
was
held
in
honor
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Felix
do
Keirrointiieiiiix
who
recently
suffered
-
considerable
loss
when
Iheir
house
was
burnl.
There
was
an
cxij'llent
luni
out
in
spile
of
Ihe
filoriuy
weatlier.
'I'll,
music
was
excellent
dtid
everyone
had
a
most
enjoyable
cven-
Mrs.
and
Miss
Uassels
sj.enl
a
few
days
in
I'rince
Hupert
Mils
week.
Mrs.
WY.il
and
Mary
are
in
Ihe
vicinity
of
I'..
A.
.Sniilh
or
Kiiltiiu
I.akd
made
a
Irip
Into
Iwyn
for
.supplies
Ibis
week.
Oscar
Olajnlcr
who
has
been
spending
(he
winter
in
the.
Fasl-
erii
slates
relumed
lo
Terrace
on
Monday.
Van
Meier's
polo
and
Mo
cump
will
close
shortly.
Mr.
Cobb
was
In,
I
own
ror
a
Tew
dnys
Mils
week
but
lefl
ror
haliiiu
Luke-,
itifaiii
on
9
11
11
1
edwardsburg
COR
Known
throughout
Canada
for
its
purirv
its
digestibility
and
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flavor.
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lVutc
for
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lomorrow
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7
and
9
p.m.
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in
DEI!
"The
Fast
Worker
All
adaplallini
nl
Inuii'
l;iic.
M.(,,
IIOVl'l.
"Iltishailds
ill
Ivh
III."
';il
.
v
he
was
looking
Un
k
all
I
In
lnnr
In
-
-c
Cupid.
It's
I
In
lasl
t,
siii.ii
lcl,
1
1
t-1
.
(old.
l'ln
kt'd
full
of
wlinle-ipine
run
.:
i
lions.
If
"-.hivv"
really
1
in
Ihe
I
i
-t
i
1
.
it.
lie
gave
her
orange
IiIosmiiiis
!h
would
have
lieeu
lliinkiiiK
ot
.eniliug
un
h
v
him
impci'soiiiile
a
niai
i
ii
'l
ri
icud
a:
d
COMEDY'SOME
TOM
BOY."
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rtrir.k.
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Rubber
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lo
building
next
door
In
Krtzzell
lltil.
hcr
Hiwji.
'
u
-from
limprp-.'
Hole?
We
arry
n
full
line
or
,
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
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POPULAR
FOOTWEAR
THIS
YEAR
IS
For
Ladles,
Missos
and
Children
And
our
slock
is
cuinplctr.
0
1
,
in
;
l'1
Sandals
for
Ladles
and
Growing
Girls
Si.e-
-
-
.fi
I'aleiil,
llrowii,
IVny
ami
Illk.
I'i'i'
l"ir
Sandals
for
Misses
Sizes
II
lo
2
in
l""'"1
$2.25
Per
Pair
Sandals
Tor
Children
Sizes
H
M
(
Miown.
Pur
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