f
yce
Canyo:
;edar
Breaks
tfr'
endtrland
1tT
SSL
4BI
Itah
:
Nothing
like
it
on
earth.
Few
hava
there
the
trio
wtl
too
hard.
'
But
tow
you
can
tee
it
in
perfect
comfort
ria
Union
Factoc
lceptni
cart,
motor
purl
over
good
roads,
good
living
ac-,tnmndations.
Low
Summer
farti.
rVrsonally
escorted
all-expense
tours.
ide
trip
to
Kaibab
forest
and
North
Rim
Orand
Canyon.
Send
lor
Free
Book
IliiatrattM
In
natural
colors.
It
arlll
kep
you
plan
the
most
satisfying
vaca
un
ot
your
lue.
Union
Paclflo
System
1405
4th
-Ave.
and
Union
Station
John
L.
Christie
Sales
Agent
Prince
Rupert
Summer
Dresses
DU
VOISE,
BROADCLOTHS,
FRENCH
CREPE
and
FUOI
SILK
at
"Demers"
House
of
Quality
Phone
27
P.O
.Box
327
1
One
cannot
burn
the'
candle
at
both
ends
,
You
wouldn't'
light
'
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
caro
of
washday
o)t
and
trouble?
One
of
our
many
services
will
fit
ex
actly
both
your
needs
and
your
purse.
And
.you
car.
keep
the
home
fires
burning"
without
burning
lite
candle
at
both
ends
Canadian
steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phon
Ma
Cartage,
Warehousing,
ind
Distributing.
Team
or,.
Motor
Service,
Coal,
Sand
and
Orave(
;'
W
SsMolnlU
In
.Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Sky
Mot
Tells
of
Visit
to
Fort
William,
Duluth,
Chicago
and
States
South
to
Florida
(Intertstfng
Account
of
Trip
and
Impressions
With
a
Few
t
0
fin
r
c
am
DJh.a
W
.
.
.
mm
m
.
a,
..,,
iv.
i
i-iiiiiio
nupcrit
ay
n.
n
.
u
ra
n
v.
u.u.,
Pastor
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
Here,
Who
i-
.......
i
is
on'
noucayj
There
is
no
need
dial
I
dwell
on
nry
trip,
up
to
the
time1
I
readied
Winnipeg.
Suffice
it
to
say
there'
wirV
rt
genfaj
rhrwd
ol.,w
....1'
II.
.
.....
1
.
.-
.
.
.
i
a
.
.M".uii
.ton
i
ne
usuai
rniiversaiton
.stories,
iiiciifenis,
polities,
rrlfffiirrr,
etc
t-nrade"tlie
lime
pass
pleasantly.
In
passing,
nyiy
say
the
ronttlry
looked
well,
and
alt
indications
were
and
arw
for
a
huniper
crop.
At
Winnipeg,
where
I;
spent
a
day
I
met
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
Walton,
.Mr.
aiidf'.Mr?.
Tale,
and!
Mrs.
Midforlh,
who
were
former
Prince
Rupert
citizens.
I
also
met
several
friends
if
other
days
and
other
fi'lii.re..
Professor
I.,.....
i
...
.
"
ii
ii
vn,
iiriii'nMii
lit
j-iiiiLi-
Runert.
wax
ouf
of
town.
Mv
next
slon
was
at
Fori
Wil-
'lliam
aiut
f
think
a
little
about
the
twin
cities
for
Port
Arthur
and
Fort
William
are
virtually
one
would
1m
interesting
to
Wince.
Rupert
people.
Fort
William
was
an
important
point
in
the
fur
trailing
days.
Situated
at
the
head
of
Lake
Superior
it
was
the
place
of
depart
ure
fr
Quebec
of
the
canoes
Sea'.e,
Washington
.a"d
batfeaux
laden
with
furs,
gathered
at
Fort
William
from
Ask
For
Blue
:
Ribbon
.
Tea
and
Blue
Ribbon
Baking
Powder
'
After
all
they
are
the
best"
At
Your
Grocer.
I
he
west
as
fur
as
hdmonton
anil
north
to
the
Arctic.
A
look
at
the
map
will
show
the
network
of
rivers
all
through
the
west
that
converge
toward
Fort,
William.
When
the
G.P.R.
built
in
the
Hfl's
they
followed
these
same
111.
J
II.
........
.
..';-V
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
fte-
...M.H..O.
iiutriri
of
Prince
Hu-
pert,
and
situate
about
one
and
a
half
miles
east
or
.uasseu
Lighthouse
at
the
mouth
of
Mas-
sett
Inlet,
Graham
Island,
Orn
ish
Columbia.
TAh'K
NGTICK
that
Langara
Fislilfig
A
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Victoria,
H.U.,
occu
pation,
Packers,
inlemts
lo
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
.Commencing
'at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
"Lot
c..n
r.r-nl.nirr
Island,
llrilish
(;.lumbia.,ah0nt
one.
ami
a
nan
per
K.
II-
Simpson,
Aigeni.
DaleI.June
tOth.
1925.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
AOT.
nfetlce
of
Application
for
Beer
Uiccnw)
vi.li..
i.
i.rebv
sriven
that
on
,.r.l
irr
i-.
-
the
lllh
''ay
of
Juno
next,
the
undersigned
intent!
to
appu
io
Control
uoaru
ior
the
Liquor
licence
in
respect
to
premises
being
part
of
lb
imiiuing
hn.m
.
Hudson
Hay
Hotel,
Telegraph
Creek,
H.C.
upon
the.
lands
des-eribed
as
Loin
a
and
i,
block.
S.
map
O'S,
1'IIIH
imr
Fiegislrnlion
District,
in
the
Pro-
rtf
urtiis
r
uoiuMiuiti,
in
vim
t.
,
I
the
sale
of
bor
ny
m
l.rf
nneil
bollln
tor
consiimiimn.
'on
the
premise.
.
Dnled
this
sain
1025.
LMiin
McGEERLessee,
'
1
'
'
-Applicant.
smallness
of
this
wood
indreale
an
approach
Uf
ft
dearth
of
it
for.
future
use.
1
believe
the
terri-l
lory
lying
between
the
Skeena!
and
Portland
(Jartaf
and
as
far
.4
.
,.
'I
.
a.
I
1
..1
I
Fort
William
a
divisional
point,
resources
are
only
in
me
inmai
W
icn
I
saw
it
over
30
years
ago,
.
Mage,
inn
capauie
oi
immeiisu
it
was
only
a
hamlet
and
today
the
combined
population
of
the
two
cities
Fort
William-
and
Port
Arthur
is
t!,m)0.
On
inquiry
I
rind
that
the
resources
that
support
these
towns
.are
very
much
the'
same
as
our
own.
The
difference
is
that
here
they
develonment
Destiny
of
Prince
Rupert
.
If
my
opinion
is
worth
any
thing,
and
of
course
I
give
it
for
what
it
is
worth,
then
lei
me
say
if
the
twin
cities
grew
to
their
present
size
in
40
years,
it-
is
not
impossible
lo
eonceie
that
are
developed
while
ours
are
to
a
jour
own
town
will
reach
thai
large
extent
latent.
We
arc
just
beginning
the
shipment
of
grain
same
population
in
15
years,
lint
a
lot
depend
on
ourown
efforts
wi.ili.
lien,
il
is
unite
the
most,
and
on
our
own
faith
in
the
ul
.....
.
..
.
.
j.
.
r.
..'
important
innuslry
in
me
two
nniaie
uesuuy
o.
i-niiir
uupm.
towns.
They
liave
a
roinmneii
After
a
ilay
or
two
in
ror.i
u-
elevalor
capacity
of
C.,000,000!liam
Archie
.drove
me
to
Dulutli.
bushffs
with
3'
terminal
eleva-jThe
road
runs
close
to
the
shore
tors.
Palp
and
Paper
Their
next
best
industry
of
Lake
Superior,
and
is
an
in
lei-national
highway.
It
is
50
is
miles
In
the
border
from
Fort
.T
II
U
I'
IU
til
""'
"
'
pulp
and
paper
making.
I
would
William
and
150
miles
from
there
say
that
our
latent
resources
in
to
miium.
ve
oio
me
uniauto
pulpwood
far
exceeds
theirs.:
in
six
hmir
actual
driving,
unc
They
drive
their
wooii
many
can
uiniersiaiio
now
mc
miles
on
the
smaller
and
larger,
road
is.
II
is
nnoslly
a
dirt
road
streams
to
the
mills.
The
tim-jwilh
fine
gravel
on
top.
Indeed
her
does
not
exceed
10"
in
di-ithe
roads
all
over
this
country
ameter
and
is
ft.
in
length,
llare
good
and
there
are
many
of
think
f
am
riaht
when
I
say
the.
them.
Ihe
couniry
we
paM-u
through
on
tlie
wlioie.
is
rougn
an.
I
nil
lillO-
.llthollgll
IlOt
SO
rnncrii
ns
on
Hie
Skeena.
Ihe
nri
is
loaded
on'
barges
and
cnrrieiL
to
the
great
steel
plants
in
Uie
east.
Struck
Heat
Wave
Al
Dnlnlh
l
struck'
the
first
m
TIMBER
SALE
X725&.
Sealed
Tenders'
will,
be
rceeivid
by
the
District
Forester
not
later
than
noon
on
the
0th
;day
oi
July.
1925.
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
N725H
on
north,
end'
of
an
unnamed
island,
Kilsaway
Channel.
C.R.
1.
to
cut
'432,000
fret
of
Hpruce,
Cedar,
Italsam
and
Hemlock
sawlogs,
.
One
(t)
year
Vill
bd
allowed
for
remotal
of
tlmbef.
Fuflher
par(icuiars
of
the
'Chief
Forester,
-Victoria.
6r
'thV
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert,
-
v
T
THE
DA1TY
F1KW8
ll
iiL
iailBMttff
JlWim
if
i
I'
C.tt'c
!
aW
iopr
lye
m
JBVJl:WI
Sal-aWI.
S
:a.:safl
was
made
all
through
Uie
middle
tesf,
the
south
and
the
east.
Peoole
suffered
terribly
in
the
cars
on
unH
was
drawn
by
Iwo
road,
follows
the
contour
of
tliRfengines.
V
made
over
.0
miles
couniry.
ami
very
Utile
attempt
is
made
to
lower
-
the
grades.
These
snappy
rises
and
falls
give
one
Ihe
sensation
of
being
in
a
ship
at
sea
durinw
a
stomv
when
the
car
is
making
aroimd
i0
miles.
Duluth
Like
Rupert
Dnluth
reminds
me
somewhat
of
Prince
Rupert.
Pilualed
on
Lake
Superior,
inslead
of
a
harbfyr
they
have
a
'breakwater,
and
one's
view;
is
unbroken
to
the
hoikon.
It,
is
ftibeaullfully
built
ciVy
stretching
along
the
ai.nrn
11
sfreels
from
the
lake
back
are
steeper
than
ours,
hu(
ll,o
nvonne
mil
level.
It
is
a
miles
easl
of
Massett
Lighthouse
nf
o5fl(10f
Rtar,Mf
about
f0
at
Ihe
mouth
of
Massett
In,olrrnrs
Ro
by
men
inleresled
in
Graham
Island,
Hrvtish
Cnlum-,
mb,r
trafl.
The
lake
made
Ida;
Ihencc
northerly
five
cnains.j
sn,em,i(1
i,ipti,wAy
fnrThe
pro-more
or
less
lo
low
water
mark:,,uc,
0f
forest
to
the
mar
thence
westerly,
along
low
walerji
f
)(
h?n
cnmp
.hP
mark
on
,
hundred
ani
s"'f-..ain
(ra)ie.,d
now
75
per
cent
chains:
thence
southerly
no
ron
ore.
smelted
in
Hie
ehains:
thence
easterly
one
nun-,
Ai'a
frtim
k
Irnn.nange
mpr
level,
but
the
farming
even
hero
was
of
a
very
meagre
character.
The
crops-
looked
very
thin
and
il
all
had
an
air
of
ex-ireine
iKiverty.
The.
soil
in
Geor
gia
varies
in
color
from
a
deep
;l
nale
yellow,
and
with
the
green
woods
as
a
hacfcJ
...
...
i.lli
ground
'the
eneci.
whs
in-ciiinii)
nninue.
.Passing
mrougn
un-se
siales
ono
fell
one
was
ort
historic
'ground.
The
old
south
with
ii
"a-nlliinl
cenllemen
and
fair
ladies'
has
passed
and
one
won-l
tiers
if
it
i
for
11m
best.
The
buttles
of
the
civil
war
were
Imsjiiy
Qf
.lhem
foiiight
here,
and
ion
could
not
help"
Reeling
the
presence
of
gallant
dead
who
fell
In
that
lUanic
struggle.
Carving
In
Rock
hout
"ril'
trom
-lanla
n
urtk
rises,
liv
the
height
of
800
re.i.
It.
is
a
fine
granite.
Us
fice
is
as
sinoolh
as
a
slale,
moment
dred
am.
sixty
chains,
more
or
';
'
-
vlfjrt.
V
They
are
at
Ihe
present,
Z
jinn
ronmiiiiii.
.
sf,am
shovels,
ami
nas
ine
more
or
1.
.
...
,
n'onearance
of
rusly
sand.
Il
is
LAN
GAR
A
FISIIIMi
,v
I'.l',,.;'
oa,ily
antl
cheaply
mined
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
nn
hour.
Ceorgiit
was
a
Iilllc
ic
figures,
a
replica
of
tho
surrender
of
Lee.
One-.gain
some
knowledge
of
tho
size
of
Hie
ttrnuh
when
one
is
informed
that
LeeVhead
Js
28
feet
,
from
chin
fo
top,
and
the
brim-of
his
hat
etten.ls
out
1
d.
feet
from
his
head.
The
federal
.government
rtias
minled
$5,000,000
worth
of
snecial
50o
nieces
and
these,
are
sold
for
f...
$1.00
at
thh
hanks.
The
ELECTRICAL
EQUIPMENT
Big
Order
Given
Canadian
Qen-eraPEIectrie
by
City
Council
Last
Night
The
citv
council,
at
a
special
rncling
last
night,
accepted
the
tender
of
I
hit
.'Canadian
General
iKIectric
Co.
of;
$1
for
i
transformer
and
-
switching
equipment
to
Ire
used
iri
makips
the
power
line
extension
to
the
elevator
anil
also
for
the
increasing
of
the
output
that
may
be
handled
from
the
dry
dock.
The
latter
provision
will
give
Hie
city
the
substantial
auxiliary
supply
or
t,in0
kilowatts
from
the-
dry
dock
as
against
the
450
kilowatts
that
may
now
he
handled.
It
will
lake
four
months
I..
.Inlii.n
'f
Iim
mfninnipnl
nnil
fri
east
as
i
en-arc
is
capable
oi
i,
........
.....
..............
...
maintaining
a
pnln
industry
atl,ea'
waVP
jf
uly
an'1
fl0nl!lhe
meantime
the
pole
line
will
'
.
.
....j.-.
nwv.i,n-
r.i.iiiurie.i
.
.u.
.n.-'....w.
least
as
larsre
as
that
of
Fort
William.
1
am
saying
this
knowing
our
own
territory
as
I
do,
and
having
travelled
theirs
by
train,
and'of
course
by
inauiry
I
have
gained
(onve
informal
toff.
At
least
it
fs
a
positive
certainty
thai
in
a
few
years
when
pulp-wood
becomes
scarcer
our
splen
did
resources
will
become
widely
known
Fort
William
has
also
a
small
fish
trade
from
the
lake,
and
ruin..
i'nl
id
miiinif
in
i
Minn
II
WAV.
i.iii.,iiiinmi
,.-r
...
...
i.
Y
iwater
courses
through
the
then
Our
own
fish
trade
is
very
niany
through.
!
territory
of
Kjiwatin,
and
made,
times
greater
and
our
mineral
roivtl
..
..
.........
!
..I
t
tortures
if
rt
t'rta
may
proceed
once
the
crpiipmentj
arrives.
The
extensions
were
provided
for
in
a
money
bylaw
large
cities,
and
before
it
was.
passed
at
the
January
election.
over
itwiccotiiiled
for
500
deaths.
At
Washington
the
temperature
Was
107
degrees
in
th
shade,
uhd
an
ejf'g
was
vfrii-d
on
the
pavement
in
nine
minutes.
A
pail
siting
besjde
a
bam
focus-siit
",lhe
sun's
rays
so
that
the
barn'
caught
fire.
At
Chicago
it
was
DO.
dgrecs-:wlien
I
passed
three
days
I
suffered
the
jlhat
one
recalls
regarding
the
'doonof
the
dammed.
The
men
on
the
train
slied
every
thing
down
to!
undershirts.
Of
course
the
women
had
reached
the
leaal
limit
before
the
heat
began,
and
had
to
Suffer
and
be
silent.
This
is
one
of
the
advantages
at
Intst
that
men
have
over
women.
South
FroniiChicago
truing
south
from
Chicago
we
pa'ssed'
through
Indiana,
,
Kentucky,
Tennessee
and
Georgia.
Indiana,
and
Xor.lhern
Kentucky
is
a
splendid
Running
country.
The"
slt'ading
are
well
built
anil
painted,
and
tho
fields
pasture
as
uiec.a
gradc-.of,
livestock
as
one
could
see
anywhere.
Southern
Kentucky
,aUd)ieidher
two
stales
are.
rough,
-awl
the
nehis
small-
and
hungry
looking.
The
bouses
are
hut
shacks,
and
the
couniry
has
li
.run
down
look.
Our
train
passed
through'innumerable
tunnels
in
Tennessee,
11
is
the
roughest
stale
of
the
lot.
The
fields
lie
like
little
patches
on
he
uiiinii-
hillsides
oi-
in
the
v..-
narrow
The
estimate
of
the,
utilities
de
partment
for
the
equipment
was
$18,078
whereas
the
price
of
the
r.anailian
General
hlectmc
Co.
was
!Mftr.'.)0.
Ollipr
tflii.lerni'4
were!
....
.i!
fiai
nnn
'SI
IIIKIIIIUSf
,
Scott-Foster
Co.,
$2,
,70ft.
Hartholomew
&
Montgomery,
$25,205.
The
Moloney
Electric
Co.
of
Toronto
and.
the
Northern
F,Iec-
tric
Co.
fiaured
only
on
trans-
former,s.
Misses
Mercer,
Rothwell
andl
Wealherhead
of
Ihe
public
schools
staff
leave
tomorrow
for
tiie
south
en
route
lo
Honofoln
where
I
hey
w
ill
spend
the
holi
days.
IN
PROBATE
In
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
In
the
Mailer
of
the
"Adminis-
tion
Act"
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
George
Ilennett,
Deceased,
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
an
Or
der
of-His
Honor
Judge
Young.
lalefl
Hip
5th
day
of
June,
1925,
L.the
undersigned,
was
appoint
ed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
George
Bennett,
intestate.
All
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
renuired
to
forward
same.
properly
verified
lo
me,
within
thirty
days
from
the
dale
of
tins
notice
and
all
parlies
-
indebted
to
mr
valleys.
A
great
deal
of
coal'
is
the
said
estate
are
required
to
mined
here.
The
train
had
ia
pay
the
amount
nf
their
indebted
ness
to
me
forthwith
Dated
at
I'rince
Rupert
n.C,
this
13th
day
-of
June,
1925"
N.
A.
WATT.
'
Official
Administrator
IN
PROBATE.
In
the
County
Court
of
Prince
Rupert
In
the
Matter
of
ihe
Administra
tion
Act:
ami
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Joseph'
Housel,
Deceased,
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
ot
ilis
11
onour
F.
McD.
Young,
made
Ihe
10th
day
of
March.
A.D.
1925
the
undersigned
was
appointed
Administrator
Of
the
Estate
of
Josenh
Housel.
deceased,
and
all
persons
havingsclaims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
re
nuired
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
lo
me
on
or
before
the
30th
day
of
June.
A.I).
1925.
and
all
parlies
indehled
lo
the
estate
aro
required
to
pay
the
amount
nf
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
Dated
this
!5th
day
of
May,
1925.
C.
L.
MONROE,
Official
Administrator,
Atlin.
D.C,
IN
PROBATE
In
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
In
the
Matter
of
the.
"Adminis
tration
Act"
and
In
the
Matter
of
Urn
Estate
of
W.
R.
MeOcorge,
Deceased.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
an
Or
...
-
111.
.
.
T...ln
......
Kier
Ol
1I1S
1IUIIII1
OUIIr',
1UIIIIH
surplus
goes
to
complelo
t'e,(ia(0l
of
1925,
.-........
r.-",
-
-
oaii-o
thc
ine
5lh
ni
day
June,
uuuv,
statuary.
Yes,
the
old
south
has
.
,,,
un(iersiorned,
was
appoint
..
.
....I
I..,t
4li
rfrtillnnlp.r
iinin
nn''
.
.
.
....
.-in.
il.-
ll.Ill
iii..ii'ii,
inn
ui"
s"
j
inn
Aiiminisiraior
vmu
inn
win
for
they
are
Urn
politest
people
I
ever
met.
1
,
TiioiiuimTiUr.
is
the
meeting
ptacc
I'liuv
of
i
all
rnilroads-.from
the
Ify,
and
Ihe
Atlanlip'
Ooast
lilies.
These
two
Are
so
hnsy
lhat
they
arrv
donhle
tnickingvljic:
east
coast
line;
and
tluv
olhcr
w'lll
soon
follow
'
'
'
saitj
.
nnne4x,
of
the
estate
of
W.
R.l?
McOeorge.
deceased.
All
narlies
havmsr
claims
against
UpVUIIL
the
lilt"
said
PHIM
t.-uuit;
estate
are
here
i.bv-.
east,
north
and
west
,runnlng
lo
j,y
requrPd
to
forward
same,
i.l.t.i.l.
r.tt.
M
I
ia
4
1,
rw
..itlnu'iiv
Inl
...
I
I
A
..
A
n.tlt.Iy.
r
iuiiiiii
iin-ii
."'
""j
-"jproperiy
eiiii,-n
i"
mr,
wnu.i.
the
"land
of
flowers."
From
u,ir(y
days
from
the
date
of
this
Jacksonville
Iwo
lines
run
mil
notice
and
all
parlies
indehled
to
over
the
slate
the
East
Coast
nn
said
estale
are.
required
to
Line,
owned
lry
Hi''
Flagler
fam-
pay
the
amount
Of
their
imlehtdl-
no
9
In
mn
forthwith.
Dated
at'
Prince
Rupert,
TLC.,
this
13th
day
of
June,
f)25.
'N.
A.
WATT,
Offlctct
Administrator.
PAGE
fTVK
a
vtl
U
I
r
all
washing
and
cleaning
you
cant
beat
this
soap
-
says
Mrs.
Experience,
who
chooses
soap
for
its
economy
and
labour-
saving
value.
"Sunlight
puts
the
sunshine
of
cleanliness
into
the
-homel
For
washing
clothes,
dishes,
wood-work,
lino
leums,
in
fact,
for
anything
that
can,
be
cleaned
with
T
rtll
nn
Suntiofit.
And
Sunlieht
uxyu.
Cy
doeS
its
work
so
w?ll
and,
leaves
everything
sweet
and
I
clean.
I
"Sunlight
really
is
economical,
too!
You
see,
every
bit
of
it
is
pure,
cleansing
soap,
containing
no
filling
or
hardening
materufs,
which
are
only
waste
as
far
as
we
women
are
concerned.
"You
get
greater
cleaning
value
out
of
a
pure
laundry
soap
and
so
I
"say,
'Always'
keep
a
good
supply-
of
Sunlight
on
hand
.
It
really
improves
with
age.
And
because
of
its
purity,
Sunlight
is
kind
to
youf
hands
and
keeps
them
smooth
and
comfortable."
Sunlight
lis
made
by
Lever
Brothers
Limited,
Toronto.
S-60
SunlightSoap
Kindlewood
Fruit
WE
PAY
EXPRESS
WE
PAY
express:
Why
pay
a
big
price
We
are
not
new
at
for
berries
from
the
strawberries
$3.25
growing
berries.
We
I
1
-.I.!..-.
I.....
souui.
wnen
you
can
elk.
Currants
2.80
"aL
8I"1'j"h
I.
.
'
t.
mm
tvnn
l.a
HIhI
Mtlltll
,
Red
Currants
2.75
f
know
Ue
KINDLEWOOD
white
2.75
famous
-
BRAND
Basnhei.pl9-
3.25
the:
Rla:t
,
KIND,-!W00D
from
growers
,
C.,M
at
Terrace.
We
have
....
-fruit
decided
lo
ship
di-
'7
j
you
are
taking
rect
to
the
consumer
Summer,
Tall
and
no
-chances
when
nnd'
therefore
save
Winter
AddIos
orderiiwr
from
us.
I
lie
middleman's
pro-
2.50
If
you
want
to
save
fit.
You
gel?
the
ad-
...
.
.
.
,
,
money
on
fruit
this
vantage
in
price
as
.P"crs
intiu.o
year
8PI
your
onler
well
as
in
getting
,,pliverf
.
,.
'nur
i,n
early,
as
all
or-your
nearest
a,lon'
fruit
.straight
ders
will
be
filled
in
from
tho
farm
-to
,
'
rotation.
Iloal
ship-
your
home.
.
"
mehls
excepted.
Club
with
your
neighbor
and:get
berries
fresh
every
day.
All'
our
berries
are
guaranteed
lo
be
of
highest
quality
and
picked
fresh
every
day.
ine-oniy
way
we
enn
uo
tins
at
iiiis-pni-e
is
STRICTLY
CASH
WI
TH
OIII)KR.Make
cheques
and
money
or-
i
f
...
ii
a
LuiMiv
n-rt..n....A
m
iters
"ayanie
at
par
io
u.
v.
.ty,-.i.',
icumc,
Heres
a
Snap!
8
Piece
Walnut
Dining
Room
Suite
$149.50
and
another
8
Piece
Walnut
Dining
Room
Suite
$105.00
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishing
3rd
Avenue.
S
Phone
123
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
(o
building
next
door
to"
Kriziell
Butcher
Shop,
across
from
the;
Empress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
HM
CONNECTION
Jamet
Zarelll
,
Proprietor
-
i