v
May
14.
1023.
IIU'
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAuK
FIVE
TENNIS
W
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.(
a
roiiiplcle
h
lOinIS
tilliilis,
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11
new
t'll'5
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Hi)Hey
llnrk-$3.50
to
$30.0D
r
.......
$1.25
$2.00
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25C
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65c
s
$1.00
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50c
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G5o
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t
llirmal
All
V.
Itail;!l,
1
3.1
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u7.
priced
$14
50
hI
mi
nil
out
,.n
"Tilers.
j
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
n
J
Laundrv
and
ury
neaners
ipr
h
tho
only
power
:
and
pressing
:
r
'
in
the
city.
Ser-
u
workmanstiip
'
-s
!
A
plmtje
call
h
cur
car.
S15
6th
Ave.
W.
Phone
8
T
ni
m
m
Contractor
"Seni
tor
J.
Flye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
t
Otfire,
Fixtures.
I
in
til!
nnil
Tlniiiin
n
......
.
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mij
Repairing:.
'
1
i
dazing,
v
ii
Do
ts
and
Mouldings
P.O,
Box
179.
Phone
-
-
-
Blue
2C8
I
I
I
Slue
Fox
Pups
-"""fy
July
20th
to
30th,
2S,
ONLY
j
Latar
d.llvery,
25
Pr
fant
higher.
,
'
Mitinir.
i;ist
LESS,
s
iio
i.
diM-iio
mid
brml
-
nil
fui
new
Ixviklrl-
1C0-
INCREASE
GUARANTEED
0.2'
?,1or
old
Breadara,
with
our
.
I0ut.
100
r
lner..i,
fit.
I"
o?".,?5
r'1
of
builnet.
Inl.g-r,,l
this
iuu.
i
,".
"
"
'
-
1'iirnlshcd
you
lijr
"'
.
a"'1
ITi'sldeum,
Six
minlicr
of
Seattle,
r.hnm-
CLEARY
BROS.
FOX
FARMS
"
''
"r
mili...
.
SEATTLE.
II.S.A
me
World'
Lantest
fin
I
arm-,
'
...
.
tl
DRY
I
BIRCH
WOOD
and
Cedar
I
$6.50
Per
Load
,
,
l"
U)
-
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
h0ne
B8
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
DID
VERY
WELL
!
ON
TRIAL
RUNSi
New
Forest
Cruiser
Turns
Speed
of
9.7
Knots
on
Measured
Mile
off
to
Alice
Arm
Today
The
new
forestry
cruiser,
Lit-1
lian
Ii.,
luiili
at
the
local
dry
I
dork
fur
two
in
II,
in
district,
had'
her
I
rial
run
yesterday
afternoon
anil
performed
very
salisfarlor-
j
ily
turning
up
a
speed
of
0."
Knots
(hi
the
f
juilc.
The
vessel
wa
nut
three
hour
ami
wit
outside
of
the
harhor.
Those
making
flic
irin
were
.1.
Jl.
Make,
mechanical
superintendent
for
Ihe
forest
branch;
I'.
I.
(juinii
and
Howard
While,
representing
the
buil(lrs;
Hubert
Ward,
agent
for
Virkers-Pcllcr
engines;
Tnni
Clarke,
lepresenHnsr
the
Koresf
Hianch;
W.
II.
l'ennoy.
who
will
jho
raplaiu
of
I
he
new
hoal;
W.
Sinilh,
engineer,
F.
(!.
Daw.mn
and
Fred
Aslin
of
lturn
Lake.
This
niiiniiiiir
the
Lillian
I.
was
formally
turned
over
iy
Ihe
liuilder.i
In
the
ileparlrnent
and,
oon
afler,
left
for
a
hint:
tel
voyatre
to
Aliee
Arm,
1'.
!.
Hon-ney.
dislrict
forester,
ami
J.
II.
Illakc
lieiiiK
alHiard.
TEA
AND
SALE
FOR
PULPITFUND
HELD
Very
Successful
Affair
at
Home
of
Mrs.
J.
Howe
Yesterday
Sum
of
$20.45
Cleared
In
aid
of
Ihe
fund
winch
in
lieinp
rai.ed
y
the
Sons
'
iind
liauifhier
of
Ijtplanrl
fur
the
itirpor
of
(lulling
a
pulpit
in
TENDERS
FOR
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Notle
to
Contractor
iEALKI
TEnEH5
Mr
the
rotmnirtlou
uf
rrinfumil
riiiirivtr
rraln
plevitor
Milwrmruiiuif.
viltb
IiikUt
a4rk-mill-iie
ml
wirciMiuw.
mil
Im
iweived
n
oiuvki,
'inurln,
until
Noon
of
Mondr,
May
18th,
Ifnrtom
Ktviuld
bo
ril
in
in
i(iaqiir
ft
altl
riiteluiMi
mrkrl
"Ti-mli'r
for
.riu
Llrnlor"
Hid
adilnwl
tu
Mr.
K.
:
T.
ollan,
Ui'piity
.vinwicr.
ieiari-iin-ni
uf
Traili'
anil
t.iuiiinrrfc
ottaui.
A
lump
nun
Tor
the
work
Is
dMlri-il.
An
aricipil
liank
i-tiptiue
fur
Fifty
i'lii,uaii(1
liciltara
(
aiU.uiMi.uo
made
wy-ablf
tn
the
Minllfr
or
Trade
and
(Umi-nii-iTf.
-iiui!l
'roiiipaii.v
earli
tender,
which
auni
ntllt
lie
forrwird
if
the
jiarty
loiKb-rina
uim-Iiiw
tn
mier
into
a
ronirarl
fur
thr
work
on
the
term
alated
In
hi
tender.
The
rheqiies
ir
iinAlirrennrul
ten-derern
will
lie
M-turtied.
The
rheqne
of
the
nuiieiwfiil
tenderer
will
Im
reulned
a
MYiintv
fur
the
due
ruirilniriit
of
Ihe
.
nuai
t
tu
In-
entered
Into,
ir
cheque
may
tie
replaced
Kith
eulvaleul
ur
value
of
IxNidii
ni
ihe
IxmhIiiiiiii
of
Canada.
IMjiu.
ieririratliiiin.
and
all
iierenary
inriiriiiatluii
retarding-
tlw
irtiHed
work
may
be
untuned
Inun
C.
D.
Howe
k
CnmrnnT.
i:onnmiir
r.nirineen,
iraien
liiilltlinr,
Ton
Artimr.
onlarln.
Iemlt
.,r
one
llundn-d
liullam
-1
iiii.no
.
In
required
for
plan
and
specification.
IpmII
tu
be
returned
oil
reiiirn
or
ilan
and
liwrlflcatloni
In
kimhI
condition.
i
rne'iowPM
or
ouy
iciHu-r
m
n"
lierranitrll)'
Im
arceptrd.
Ily
order,
I
F.
V..
T.
OH
An
A.
)
fiepuly
Minister.
I
rx-partinenl
uf
Trade
and
Commerce.
oiiawa.
April
Dili,
tS.
WATER
NOTICE.
DIVERSION
AND
USE.
TAKE
MITICE
that
the
Skeena
niver
l'acklim
Company.
Limited,
whose
ailrtres
1
nil
sumlai'd
Hank
llulldlmr.
Van-roiiver,
ll.C
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
nw
5
rnhlc
fret
per
gerund
of
water
out
of
wmr
Crei
which
riowa
northwemerly
and
drain
Into
I'orpol
ll.irliour
nhimt
north
end.ef
nth
Avenue,
I'cirl
Edward
Tuwnxlle"
I'll
water
will
lie
ttlverled
fnmi
the
ftream
at
a
Jioinl
almnt
one
and
(
half
mile
rnnii
the
inuiith
at
point
or
diversion
of
fori
Edward
Tewnalte
water
ytrm
a"l
will
Ih
used
Tor
Industrial
purpose
upon
the
land
descrllied
n
part
roreslmre
l.ot
.......i....
illi:
ll.inne
t.
i:iat
IllSlrlrt.
Thl
notice
was
posted
n
the
rround
-on:
the
sard
(lav
of
March.
1025.
A
copy
of
this
noUre
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
lo
tnc
-waier
.11,
!
riled
111
the
orrice
of
the
Water
lie-mnler
Prince
Hupert,
B.C.
Ohjectloim
to
the
application
may
Im
filed
with
the
said
Wairr
II
rdor
or
with
the
t.omp-
:..
..r
vviinc
Itlitht.
Parllamcnl
liullillniis.
Victoria.
H.f...
within
tlilrty
ihivs
arier
the
rirst
appe"-'"'re
!r.tl";
iHiihf
in
a
local
newspaper
The
dale
of
the
rirl
piihllcatlon
of
thl
nollce
U
Mar,8k?E!N
SutVn
rACkna
company.
I.IMITI'.n,
Applicant.
1
lir
I
Mathewm.
reot
LAND
ACT
l.a'nT'niMrlrt;
District
In
Prince
niir-r7
'
of
Prlnre
llinrrt.
.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
Merlll
Dea
llrlsay.
nf
Vancouver.
ll.C.
occupation
salmon
broker,
I
nil.
to
anply
ror
perm'''.
to
nurrhase
the
fo
lowlnir
described
Ijniw:--P
ninimericliif
at
a
post
planted
H
in
le
south
or
the
southeast
corner
or
l.ot
fi7
fl,
Millie
Creek
"
Han
ye
4,
Coast
district;
hence
north
chains;'
thence
west
in
rhalns;
thence
south
lo
more
line
In
an
easterly
direction
lo
point
"f
eom-menreiiient;
conlalnlug
l
acre,
more
or
"'
MEIULL
PES
nitlSAT,
Applicant.
Kdvvln
Etroy
llarnum,
Anenl,
Dated
Aorll
3rd.
IIU
a
.
NOTICE.
n
THE
MATTER
of
an
application
fur
tin
Issue
or
'
rresh
ccrliricale
or
title
f!
J
Lot"
nineteen
(l
"u'..,w,'li!y
'?',!
Klock
ihlrty-iwo
(3).
seci
ii
ii.c
i;
...
......
hiirwipt
WWW
Ui!J.
Sat
sfact
ry
proof
or
the
destrurtloiv
of
the
fer
'tlrieate
or
title
coverlnir
the
jL'eandl'lmVhVliecn
n.rnlshed
to
t
h
j
i
u
it.
11
lnlillt
.tfl
10
.44UR.
HI
HT
I
e
ex,,
ration
..f
thirty
M
y
'f"J
in.
first
onlilh-atluii
heivof.
a
(lupllia
e
'or
Tl
ll
le
rertiricate
Vss
of
''
I
Y
a
.
I
III
Ihe
niiines
I'H
rMificai.
of
i-iiww
rSIHV.
which
Cerllficate
or
title
is
dated
the
ISIh
Ailftust,
ivia.
aim
immliered,
I.
r
MArl
E0D.
ne1lrar
or
Titles.
Land
lleflstry
)rn,e.
Prince
lliipcrt,
B.C
Mind
U.
t.
Yes,
twice
as
rich
as
ordi.
wuy
milk.
Pure
Milk
"From
tyntented
Cows'
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church
which
will
he
as
a.
memorial
In
Fiifflish
soldiers
of
Prince
Rupert
who
fell
in
Hie
Ureal
War,
a
lea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
was
held
by
the
Daughters
of
F.ngla'nd
at
Hip
hoine
of
Mrs.
J
Howe,
330
.Ninth
Avenue
Wesl,
yesterday
afternoon.
The
sum
of
20.
45
was
cleared.
Assisl-injr
Mrs.
Howe
were
Mrs.
Leek,
Mrs.
Turk,
Mrs.
Cox,
Mis.
(iriiu-wood
nnil
Mrs.
Werinig.
CHILDREN'S
RECITAL
LADIESJUSIC
CLUB
Vote
of
$25
Passed
for
Children's
Ward
Fund
Senior
Students
to
Give
Next
Recital
The
program
of
Ihe
Ladies
Music
Club,
which
met
yesterday
afleriiTMin
at
the
fiome
of
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin.
Kll
Morden
Street,
took
Ihe
form
of
a
recital
hy
junior
musical
students
of
the
city.
the
program
wii
is
follows:
-Members
of
the
orchestra
were
NHJie
Lawrence,
Louise
Znrelli.
Wirner.
Hrvnnl.
Jinimv
Arivertu
-n
he
Oallv
Vew
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
COMMISSIONERS
COURT,
TERR-1
ITORV
OF
ALASKA;
DIVISION
NUM-
I
urn
nsjr
uvnra
prfrinct
I
In
Hie
.Matter
or
Ihe
Estate
or
Lealha
Iiavm,
pereasml.
Number
lfi
probate.
Notice
to
Heirs.
Ily
virtue
of
ail
order
dull'
sinned
and
nmile
of
record
In
the
above
entitled
court
on
the
i&th
day
of
April,
itil,
ihm
tlce
I
hereby
riven
to
(Ted)
Davis,
lhe
alleo'd
husband
of
the
above
named
ile
i
(pilred
to
lie
and
appear
in
the
above
entitled
court
at
ll.viler,
Alaska,
and
submit
satisfactory
proof
of
heirship
within
sixty
days
rroiu
the.
date
of
the
rirst
publication
hereor.
And
ir
you
rail
so
to
appear
and
tile
such
satisfactory
proof,
a
decree
of
Ihl
court
will
lie
entered
forfeiting-
your
In-
icresi
inerein
Tribute
to
General
I
Hospital
I
By
Ptrson
who
was
HI
there
When
you
are
feeling
kind
of
xirk,
;
;
.
And
life
loot
pretty
Mu,
While
you
wonder,
as
the
days
gtxhy,
"Wjiialever
shall
I
do?"
Just,
list
lo
me,
a
mice
Hick
man,
I
know'
whereof
I
speak,
Having
rested
in
a
local
cot
J'ir
five
ilayjt
plus
a
week.
(Jo
tell
I
In;'
I
kic
what's
ailing
you,
'
Vnd
in
him
place
your
trust.
He'll
ipiickly
diagnose
Ihe
case
Without
a
lot
of
fuss.
Perhaps
jtV
to
the
hospital
Your
steps
Ihe
I)nr
will
turn,
And
if
il
ix,
jnst
lake
my
tip
You're
on
the
road
(o
learn.
That
hosju'tals
are
deacons
bright
Along
life'n
road
-nf
pain
All
filled
up
with,
wondrous
things
')
To
make
you
fit
attain.
When
once
across
Ihe
portals
Of
thai
home
uf
.spotless
hue,
And
Ihe
smiling
nurse,
Cod
bless
her,
'
Has
ipiirkly
passed
you
through.
You've
luitliing
'else
to
trouble
you,
V
In
fact
you'll
feel
jusl
right
When
you
anj
snugly
tucked
in
bed,
And
settledt
for
the
night.
Nest
morning
Ioo
will
be
on
deck
Willi
nurses
at
his
side,
When
they
gel
through
with
I
heir
repairs
Your
chest
will
swell
with
pride.
There's
really
nothing
tn
it
Whalcer
there
is
to
do.
For
Hoc
and
Nursie
know
just
how
Selections
by
Prof.
Pryce'si
w,,,'k
iini1
I11"'
yHl
llirougli.
juvenile
rcheslra
(li
"Cupid'i
Heart
(2
"Our
Hoys
and
Cirls
of
California
And
a
you
lie
recovering
Y'our
health
by
leaps
and
bounds
The
hustli
'rounil
,llie
corridors
To
you
like
miisirl
soumls.
Hrynnl.
Vie..
Thoina.
Audrey
j
There's
no
Parkin.
.lame
Valentine,
Itert
chance,
Cameron.
Prima
Vaechar.
and
.
'
"''
rtl
""
'
Cordon
Clarkr.
Piano
solo,
"Hungarian
Dance,"
Miss
Catherine
Wright.
Piano
solo,
"Valselte,"
Miss
tilling
ever
left
to
It
mailers
not
your
post
in
life
Or
whether
rich
or
poor.
Then
when
you're
fpelinig
all
Marian
Ouinn.
J
up,"
'
Piano
solo,
"War
Mnrch
of
And
Hfo
is
bright
and
gay,
Priesis,"
Cnrdon
Parkin.
j
You'll
feel
a
mighty
interest
Piano
solo,
."Curious
Story,",'"
Doc
s
and
Nurses'
Day.
Miss
Marie
Murphy.
.
I
'
'
Piano
solo.
"Valse
Crolesrpie,"
PUMFRAI
OF
I
ATF
s.
1.
,,
a
wouiiiiu
va
uutu
iiscar
roiion.
Piano
solo,
"Valse,"
by
Chopin,
Miss
Audrey
Parkin.
Piano
solo,
"Spring's
Witchery."
by
Mi
Agnes
llnbenge.
Violin
solo,
"Petite
Valse.V
by
Mendelssoim,
Miss
Audrey
Former
Hudson
Bay
Factor
Was
Laid
to
Rest
In
Falrvlew
Cemetery
Today
The
next
meelinc
of
Ihe
club
A
R0ff
munber
of
friends
at
will
be
at
Ihe
home
of
Mrs.
I'.
A.
landed
the
funeral
of
Ihe
lal
Wakerield,
Fourth
Avenue
West,
William
Fox
which
look
place
at
when
a
recilnl
will
be
given
by
2:30
this
afternoon
from
Hayfter
senior
sludenls.
Hr'os.
undertaking
chapel
lo
The
Ladies'
Music
Club
de-'Fairview
Cdnelery.
Archdeacon
cjded
lo
vole
25
lo
the
child-'O.
A.
Ilix
olljciated
and
Yv
i
fnmi
TVaucrhailDavii
nresliled
al
the
'organ.
Pallbearers
were
s.
v.rl,
Parker,
J.
C.
Brady,
J.
It.
Tan-nock,
It.
F.
Classey,
Ceorgi
j
l-'rizzell
and
Max
Heilbroner.
MAKING
UP
FIVE
SPECIAL
TRAINS
FOR
IMMIGRANTS
ceased
and
to
all
other
pormuis
rlalUMUR
iii
d.i,
StOCk
BAin-
n,...
Rushed
n
(.
to
a
terest
In
the
above
named
estate
Rolling
Being
that
they
and
each
of
them
are
hereby
re-
Quebec
and
Halifax
to
Meet
Week
End
Boats
MONTH
F.AL,
May
II.
To
provide
for
the
large
number
of
passengers
disembarking
during
Hale
or
I'lrst
Publication.
Anil
ST.!lli.
wuL-itvil
nl
llii,
llir,.
,wrl
.
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......
o
Hate
or
i.at
Publication,
June
S7,
a
considerable
ainounl
of
equip
1UI3.
OltEN
F.
HILL
diiiiullrator.
LAND
ACT.
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT
district
of
cassiar,
Sllkine
Division.
menl
and
rojlinr
slock
is
now
on
it's
way
to
Quebec
and
Halifax
nnd
il
will
be
necessary
lo
make
up
al
least
five
specia!
trains,
two
of
whirli
will
operate
from
TAkE
notice
that
I.
Waller
Julian
n"""1
Ilnlifnx
unit
"
three
"
i
from
'
"m
V"
Ouehec.
'
(Hemmed
Soldim.
of
Teieionuh
r.nk.
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.
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iiiciipiiik.ii
Miner,
iutcui
10
appiv
In
addition
lo
the
usual
travel-
descrui'tZs?"
x'"rrh'
r""ow1"Mors
there
are
consideraUlo
nurn-CoinineiiiiiiK
at
a
Post
planted
lmut
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mil.,
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1
ie
MiLine
uiver
ami
annul
;iv
inlies
soiithwsl
or
Teleirraph
Creek;
thence
nui'tli
ml
chains;
thence
enM
in
rhatn;
thence
soiilh
nil
ehiilns;
thence
west
40
chain
In
piilnt
of
commencement
and
coiitJliiinir
3
tf
ti
acres,
inun
or
less.
WAI.TEII
JI
I.IAN.
.
..
Applicant.
iH1
IOyS.
TENDERS
WANTED
laborers
on
Ihe
si
earners
now
beading
for
port.
There
are
parlies
for
Hip
Ontario
sovernnifnt
and
on
the
Altiena,
Donaldson
liner,
is
a
group
of
75
individuals
coming
lo
Canada
under
Ibo
auspices
nf
the
Salvation
Artny.
TEMiKits
win
be
recrt
veil
hy
the
c.itv
On
the
Doric,
White
Slur-Dom-l'tr,nJ&
sl,-sec,ii:;"r
"r
iion.
there
are
a
number
of
Temieiy
t
he
in
tim
(irriee
or
the
city
persons
Ileitis
brought
out
by
f.lerk
marked
"lender
Tor
l.ols"
not
'
,,
...
.
"
,
.
'
Inter
limn
5
p.m.
niday.
mv
i
,
loss.
Ihe
Hrillsli
Dominions
Immigra
iu.
city
clerk'110"
Society.
The
majority
o!
NO
MORE
FOOLING
did
Abraham
LincoliTshow
his
shrewdness
NOWHERE
of
judgment
to
better
effect
than
in
that
famous
utterance
which
ended,
"You
can't
fool
all
the
people
all
the
time."
In
the
past,
there
were
a
few
misguided
advertisers
who
thought
they
could
sell
their
wares
better
by
misrepresentation.
But
those
advertisers
have
long
since
gone
out
of
business
or
mended
their
ways.
Hard
experience
taught
that
Lincoln
was
right
Untruthful
advertising
doesn't
pay.
Other
advertisers
proved
that
the
only
way
to
advertise
successfully,
make
regular
customers
and
build
up
public
good-will
was
to
tell
the
absolute
truth
about
their
goods.
So,
you
can
be
sure
that
every
consistently
advertised
product
is
good.
The
advertising
test
has
proved
it.
The
very
fact
that
it
is
advertised
is
your
best
warranty
of
satisfaction
and
true
quality.
The
concern
that
tells
you
frankly
what
it
is
doing
is
a
good
concern
with
which
to
do
business.
That
is
why
it
pays
to
read
the
advertisements,
to
patronize
advertisers,
and
to
buy
advertized
merchandise.
the
settlers
and
laborers
are
ol
'
WILLIAM
FOX
HFMVnri.ish
origin.
TOURIST
FARES
ON
RAILWAY
BEGINNING
Tomorrow
Sees
Special
Rates
tc
Pacific
Coast
and
Other
Holiday
Resorts
WTNNU'F.O,
May
I
i.
Tomor
row,
May
15,
will
mark
the
com
ing
iii.li
elTect
of
summer
totir-
fares
and
tlie
opening
ofTthe
.iasVjI'.ai'kilJlhdge,
according'
lo
an
announcement
by
Canadian
National
Ilailways
passenger
of-!
ficjals
here.
The
rales,
which
extend
lo
September
30,
provide
for
reduced
fares
to
Kocky
Mountain
resorts,
including
Jas
per
and
Mount
Hohson,
the
I'aci-'
fie
Coast,
Alaska
and
Last
em,
Canada,
with
increased
passenger
service
on
Canadian
National
lines,
to
Ihese
parts.
A.
S.
McLean,
general
superintendent
Canadian
National
hotels
is
at
Jasper
now
for
Ihf
mflleial
opening
of
pany's
Lodge
there.
It's
mighty
good
business
the
coni-
RADIO
LECTURES
ON
FARM
SUBJECTS
AT
WINNIPEG
COLLEGE
WINNIPKO.
May
IL
Com-'
niencing
tonight,
the
agricultural
department
of
the
Canadian
National
Ilailways
in
co-operation
willi
Ihe
Manitoba
agricultural
college
will
broadcast
a
scries
of
educational
talks
from
station
CN.lt
AV.
on
farm
sub
jects
lo
the
fanners
of
Western
Canada.
The
first
of
the
series
will
be
delivered
Ihis
evening
by
W.
K.
Watson,
agricultural
agent
of
Ihe
National
sysleni'a
part
of
Ihe
1.1
minute
agricultural
section
of
Ihe
weekly
broadcast.
This
feature
will
commence
at
8.05
weekly.
Canadian
National
Railways
.
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
al!
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
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to.nichv
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advertisetuent
is
not
published
or
displayed
hy
tho
Liquor
Coulrol
Hoard
or
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