i
irnraHiw
Oranges!
Size
1
50,
per
do
65c
Size
170,
per
doz
60c
Size
2
Id,
iter
doz
55o
Size
252,
per
doz,
.
.
.
.
45c
Large
irapefruil,
each
10c
lluy
while
prices
are
low
Strawberries,
3
boxes
50c
Cherries,
per
lb
40c
'.rapes,
per
lb
40c
Tomatoes,
Lettuce.
Cucumbers.
New
Carrots,
Heels,
at
lowest
prices.
New
Potatoes.
3
lb.
25c
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417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East.
Phones
18
and
84.
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by
our
Taxis
Ang
Get
a
Ticket
Ten
of
these
tickets
entitles
you
lo
a
free
journey
in
our
cars
to
any
part
of
the
city
or
"Seal
Cove."
Remember
the
Phone
Nos.
189-112
Let
us
do
your
transfer
work.
We
will
attend
lo
Ibis
carefully
and
promptly.
We
are
the
only
agents
for
I'.ll.
Spruce
Mills
Kiln
Dried
Kindling.
Special
for
a
few
days
only.
G.OO
delivered.
Large
load.
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Opp,
Old
Post
Office,
3rd
Ave.;
Also
Seal
Cove
DRY
BIRCHWOOD
and
Cedar
$6.50
Per
Load
Cut
to
any
length.
HydeTransfer
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Avenue
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580
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or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Auditorium
Dancing
Evory
Evening,
8
to
11
1
Dance
10c
3
for
25c
W
ed.
Kve.,
song
by
II.
Astoria,
Itnpersouuliou
oT
a
Chinaman
Kinging
a
song.
Thursday
Kve..
songs
by
Subouriu
and
Coulute.
CHARLES
T.
CABRERA,
Mine
Engineering
and
Contracting
017
Second
Avenue
Toronto
407
Commonwealth
Building
BITTER
ATTACK
EEVATOR
VOTE
Conservative
Organ
at
National;
Capital
Against
Prince
Rupert
Project
SAYS
IDIOTIC
POLICY
A
recent
number
of
the
Olla
wa
Journal,
organ
of
t
lie
Con
sensitive
party
at
the
national
capital,
made
a
biller
attack
on
the
vote
for
the
Prince
Huperl
elevator.
11
said:
On
Monday
the
government
came
to
parliament
with
a
re
quest
ror
i,3uo,u(Hi
to
construct
an
elevator
at
Prince
Huperl.
Asked
lo
justify
the
pro
ject.
Ministers
at
first
remained
silent.
Faced
with
a
storm
from
both
Conservatives
ami
NOTICE
OF
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
.NOTICE
IS
IIEIIKBV
GIVtM
that
lit.'
reserve
covering
certain
laud
near
tlie
Junction
of
ocstall
aud
Skcena
It
I
vers
designated
Lot
il,
llautre
4,
Coast
ill-trkt,
is
cancelled.
UKO.
U.
,NAUE?i.
t)e;iuty
Minuter
of
Lands.
Department
of
Lands,
victoria,
B.C.,
May
4Ui.
ivil.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Laaa
Landa.
In
tlie
Land
llerordinir
W-trlct
of
Prince
Itiyxri.
and
lluite
on
the
north
weM
roai
of
I'carsc
I
-la
ml.
li.e.
approximately
three
utile
uorlb
from
the
mouth
of
Winter
Harbor.
Take
.Notice
that
i.
Fielding;
Strati
or
uun.v(de,
B.C..
occiipallon
raunerynian,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
follow
iuir
described
land:
Coiiiuieuciiiir
at
a
post
Planted
aniirui-
liuately
three
mlle
north
from
the
mould
of
Winter
Harbor,
I'earse
Island;
theme
liormwesl
two
(Si
chain,
more
or
let,
lo
low
water
mark',
thenre
iiurlheaM
along;
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
v1U)
chains
thence
southeast
two
(i)
chains;
tlience
southwest
one
hundred
and
lxly
I6U
chains,
more
or,
li-M,
lo
ilnt
of
coiiimt'iicement
and
containing
thirty-two
(asr
acres,
more
or
less.
,
JAMES
flEI.M.NO
STII.WO.
.Name
of
Applicant,
ttated
.May
lilu.
im.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
La
Landa.
In
the
Laud
Itecordnir
District
of
frtnee
lluiiert.
and
situate
on
the
north
west
roast
of
I'earse
Maud,
B.C.,
apprux-
naiety
six
nines
iiorin
rrum
tue
mouin
f
Winter
Harbor.
of
Take
Notice
that
Uosse-Mlllrrd
Limited
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
narkeis.
Intends
lo
apply
for
a
leae
of
the
fol
lowing-
aesrrioen
una:
Comiiieiicluir
at
a
This!
ulanted
antirox
ltltlllilv
Kl
lullw.
ttiti-tl,
rpftn
tlitt
nuiiilh
r
Wittier
Harbor.
Pearse
Is
and:
llieure
northwest
two
Hi
chains,
more
or
iesa,
lo
low
water
mark;
thence
northeast
along
Jow
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
(1601
chains;
thence
southeast
two
ft
i
chains;
I
heme
noulhwesl
on
hundred
and
alxty
(IftUi
chains,
more
or
les.
to
Mlnt
of
coiiimenceinent
and
con
taming;
thirty-two
(It)
acres,
more
or
less.
,
UOSSE-NIl.I.EHn
LIMITED.
.Name
or
Appllcanl.
Dated
May
1
8th.
IBit.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
lo
Lea
Land.
In
the
Laud
lterordlnr
District
of
rrinee
iuiixti.
ana
Miuate
on
tlie
norlh-
UU.I
,t,U4t
iif
I'.ir.H
ItfJuttfl
II
I
(.....
imately
three
miles
north
front
the
inou'.li
of
Wittier
Harbor.
Take
Aotlie
that
I
rlnell's
Limited
of
Prince
l(Uiert
It.C,
occupation
packers.
iiiu-iiu
to
appiy
tor
a
lease
or
iu
101
low
I
n
ir
described
lands:
i.oiiiiiirnilnir
at
a
ikjsI
planted
approx
imately
three
tulles
north
trout
the
mouth
of
Wittier
Harbor,
l'earse
Island;
thence
llkl-l
liU..,
tUll
l
..Itllllltf
,.n
l..utf
.....
.
II
III
ill")
c
VI
J
to
low
water
mark;
iiieuce
south
west
alonir
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
(IClii
chains;
theme
southeast
two
(i
mams;
menee
niirtltcast
one
ttuudred
and
sixty
(10lii
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
roinineiH
eiiieiu
and
con-talnlna;
thirty-two
(3m
acres,
more
or
less.
FltlZZLLL'H
LIMITKD.
.Name
or
Vpplicanl.
.
DaK-d
May
llfth,
1985.
IN
PROBATE
IN
TMK
COMMISSIONERS
COURT,
TCRR.
ITUSI
OF
ALASKA
1
DIVISION
NUMBER
ONE.
HVDER
PRECINCT
III
the
Mailer
or
Ihe
Katate
of
Leatha
Itavls,
lieceased.
Number
10
probate.
Notice
to
Heirs.
HV
virtue
of
an
order
diilv
slirned
and
made
of
record
In
I'm
above
entitled
court
on
the
l&lh
day
of
April,
tt&,
notice
li
hereby
Riven
to
(Ted)
liavls.
the
alleKed
husbiitid
of
the
uhove
named
deceased
and
lo
all
oilier
persons
clulmlua;
an
Inlerest
in
the
above
named
estate
that
they
and
each
of
them
are
hereby
required
to
be
and
appear
lit
Win
above
entitled
court
al
llyder,
Alaska,
and
submit
satisfactory
proof
of
heirship
within
sixty
days
from
the
date
of
the
flrat
publication
hereof.
And
If
you
fall
so
td
appear
and
file
such
satisfactory
proof,
a
decree
of
this
court
will
be
eniered
furfellliiv
your
Interest
therein.
Hate
of
First
Publication,
April
it,
Hate
of
Last
publication,
Jure
il,
OnEN
F
HILL,
Adiutulairator.
lions.
Vet
not
satisfied
with
mat,
not
satisfied
with
appalling
uebts,
and
railway
deficits
and
tuxes'
utilaught
by
a
railway
duplication
that,
is
paralysing
the
louutry,
this
government
goes
off
on
ait
idiotic
tangent
of
duplicating
harbor
terminals.
.Millions
have
been
.-pent
in
developing
Vancouver.
Millions
mure
will
Ite
spent.
Vet
although
Vancouver
is
capable
or
taking
care
of
all
Hie
traific
we
call
fend
through
the
Pacific,
it
is;
seriously
proposed
to
throw
millions
into
l'rince
Itupert
to
compete
with
ourselves
in
Vancouver.
Dust
as
we
pile
up
mountains
of
deficits
by
competing
against
ourselves
in
railways,
we
propose
to
add
to
the
heap
by
a
still
crazier
competition
in
har
bors.
'
II
is
7GT
miles
front
Kdmontou
to
Vancouver.
Il
is
UjO
miles
from
I'M
ni
on
ton
to
l'rince
Huperl.
Thus,
this
government
proposes
to
spend
t.
300,000
lo
make
a
t'Ofl
miles
further
haul
for
our
railways.
Is
it
possible
-
-considering
present
railway
mileage
costs
to
.measure
thv
depth
of
such
folly?
We
are
afflicted
with
railway
deficits,
we
are
fronted
with
a
ffrave
problem
of
mileage
costs
in
operation,
yet
here
conies
a
government
with
a
I,300,oori
expenditure
lo
haul
.M
ain
furl
her
than
we
need.
We
should
like
to
have
the
private
mind
of
Mr.
(ieorgc
1.
(iraham
upon
such
manifest
folly.
Absurd
and
Dishonest
The
excuse
about
development
'iT
northern
Ilrilish
Columbia
In
both
absurd
and
dishonest.
Why
not
fe
our
capital
expenditure
li
based
on
our
development?
Why
this
constant
and
crippling
mania
(If
building
beyond
our
iieeils?
The
time
may
come
wlirn
Ihe
northern
hinterland
of
Ilrilish
Columbia
will
be
opened
up,
when
its
wheat
production
will
justify
a
l'rince
Huperl
elevator.
settlers
into
the
counlry.
excuse
would
exist
for
kurIi
outlays.
Hut
the
contrary,
unfortunately,
is
Ihe
truth.
A
public
debt
or
2,-S(i0,(Miii,()00;
annual
fixed
charges
of
130,000.000;
the
heaviest
taxation
in
Ihe
world;
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
10
LM
Lnd
Hi
Kki'i'iiH
Land
MnrlrL
llri-urdltiK
lift-trlet
nr
I'llnif
ltujMTt
iinl
iltunte
al
I'nit
l-'.clwrrt.
ll.C.
ward.
II
i...
ofw'utiatloti
Flult
I'likem.
In
tends
to
apply
lor
pftntonmlna
lo
lease
tlie
rollowlni
desfrllted
laiidn:
I'.Miiiiienclnir
at
a
Jiut
planted
at
Hie
0"iilhit
curlier
or
L't
447d
II.V.
cuaiil
diMrler,
tlience
antilltei-ly
almiir
low
water
mark.
uo
rt.s
tlience
anittliwenlerly,
pitralll
to
tlie
anntlieily
lmiindiiry
or
Uit
147(1,
1&0
rt.t
tlience
iturllierly
purallet
lo
water
mark.
J00
reel;
tlience
north,
eanterly
alnnir
the
aoutlierly
boundary
or
Lot
4471
produced,
1
to
feet
to
tlie
point
or
commencement,
containing
half
an
acre,
more
or
le.
8KKLNA
IUVKH
fACKIMO
COMPANY.
LTD.
Applicant
Dated
May
tit,
195.
taxation,
and
living
costs
may
omitipatrd
you
will
become
troubled
wait
sioar
no
matter.
It
goes
on
itsjtuiouj
md
Mtk
headache,
and
Tor
miirf
i,w.fl,.n,,-
.......
nomliiiL'
J'U
must
Im-Ip
ur
liver
to
remove
the
Ullt
I.IIV1.1IIIM
U
J
I
Cj
v
........
j-l
.
....
,
money
with
profligacy
ami
aban-
lon,
bribing
constituencies
with
the
people's
money,
morligagiiig
Canada's
future
in
a
mad
bid
fori
ballots,
visionliig
nothing
hut
office
and
power.
One
can
but
,...1
;.,
...,,:.....:
i..r..i
t....
.,
,'
,.
r
,.
'
I
M".
I.
O.
ivellierrotl.
It.
n.
.No.
1
cousiiiuiion
which
sets
a
tnmi
crman.
out.,
write
J
a
awrull)
Upon
the
opportunity
of
such
:
troubled
Willi
rouMlpatlnn.
and
aick.anit
leaders
for
harm.
Ibllloui
headache
accompanied
with
cmre
.
i
.owning-
Feiis
miiicu
maue
luv
vrr
"
!
lnleratile
1
Irleri
itlfr,ini
,i.,...uli...
NEGANIE
THE
CHILCOTIN
IN-
without
rel.ef.
but
alu.e
t.ktnr
DIAN,
FOUND
NOT
OUILTY1
l-tvrr
rilli
tlie
beaJarltei
and
miiMipaiion
OF
MURDER,
IS
DISCHARGED
BY
ASSIZE
COURT
TO-DAY.
(continued
from
page
jne)
ase
were
Indians
made
the
case
no
less
important
thai
if
thej
were
whites.
Outlines
Case
On
the
night
in
uestiou,
Mr
Manson
said,
there
had
been
i
gathering
of
Indians
-in
a
cabin
belonging
In
tlie
accused
then
occupied
by
Ihe
dead
-man
an.5
his
family.
There
had
been
liquor
ami
that,
perhaps
had
a
great
deal
to
do
with
the
unfortunate
ending.
Deceased
and
hi
wife
and
family
together
with
icriiscd
and
his
wife
were
present.
They
were
joined
by
other
Indians.
'Two
or
three
hour
laler,
hot
words
pacd
and
ac
cused
said
that
deceased
was
not
a
good
workman.
There
had
ap
parently
been
no
retort
but
ar-
ville
who
provided
a
tilan
illustrating
the
surroundings
of
the
incident.
Under
eross-examin
ation
by
Mr.
Jones,
.vilue
said
that
he
had
never
heard
anything
against
accused
and
believed
that
he
had
not
been
a
rowdy
Indian.
The
only
offence
he
had
previously
committed
wa
the
killing
of
a
moose
out
of
tM-ason.
Primitive
Witness
If
the
accused
was
primitive
in
appcaranre,
then
doubly
so
was
Ihe
principal
witness
for
the
crown,
Louie
Johnson,
sou
of
deceased.
With
long
hair
and
sharp
features,
lie
kepi
bin
arms
folded
aud
had
the
nervous
luibil
of
swinging
forward
lowacds
tin:'
front
rail
of
the
witness
box.
Young
Louie,
who
spoke
to
i
Shuswap
interpreter,
Oscar
Hates,
who
translated
lo
Kugjiii
laler
to
be
comntunicatcd
back
through
Chilcotiu
to
the
accused,
told
of
the
rude
shack
in
which
his
father
had
been
killed.
He-cause
of
Ihe
lime
taken
by
flip
unwieblly
interpretation,
the
wil
Hut
in
Ihe
meantime,
when
Can-jnes
was
on
the
stand
for
nearly
ada
is
tottering
under
overhead,
when
debt
and
taxation
and
de
pression
are
lowering
the
moral
of
our
people,
is
il
sensible
lo
keep
marching
to
financial
ruin
willi
railways
and
elevators
and
harbors
and
other
capital
expen
ditures.
With
needless
'
riles
i
for
brahcli
lines,
for
harbor
fa-!
cililtes,
for
I'eac.c
ltiver
HaUways
and
Hudson
Hay
Hailways,
jnitny
in
this
country
are
blind
to
the
fuel
thai
wo
are
mortgaging
its
future
in
a
way
that
may
cripple
our
prosperity
for
half
a
century
to
come.
Were
Canada
,011
the
flood
title
of
prosperity,
were
we
paying
something
off
our
debt,
were
wc
lessening
taxation,
getting
rid
of
railway
deficits
and
bringing
two
hours,
ills
evidence,
stiin-ined
up,
was
largely
the
same
as
that
which
had
been
outlined
by
crown
counsel.
There
had
been
drinking,
accused
had
said
Ihul
he
was
not
satisfied
with
the
work
done
by
deceased
and
the
latter
had
replied
thai
he
was
not
strong
enough
lo
work
hard
Neganie
struck
deceased
with
his
fisl
in
Ihe
chest.
He
fell
lown,
striking
a
box,
and
later
died
on
Ihe
bed.,
Neganie
was
quite
drunk,
tlie
others
not
so
much.
Some
of
those
present
were
lying
on--the
floor.
There
were
Hire,-
beds
in
Ihe
cabin,
two
kegs
con
ami
no
table
bul
a
large
siore
box.
They
had
all
drunk
out
o!
a
kettle
which
was
passed
around.
Accused
and
deceased
had
been
good
friends.
Others
Indian
Witnesses
Under
cross
examination,
Louie
Johnson
said
thai
his
father
hud
been
drinking
heavily
too
ami
hail
been
tjuile
angry
al
what
.Neganie
had
said.
Witness
was
positive
tliul
his
father
had
not
struck
Neganie
'or
attempted
lo
do
so.
His
father
was
about
15
years
of
uye
and
about
the
same
TAKK
NOTICK
Hut
tits
Skupii
Itlvrr
l
1.1
.
V,.tti,j,,
J
,i,.l
kllO-V
'
lKann
.
lie
oiu
not
nu
v
I'Kkirtir
r.umpnny.
Llinlo-d.
r
Port
F.d-1
f,ut
inai
ne
iiuij
a
weaw
nean.
Other
native
witnesses
wen
Shell
Albert
and
Joe
(iramboush.
both
Chilcotitis
and
Catholics
in
religion
like
accused.
His
Lord
ship
asked
(irainboush
if
he
was
any
relation
of
the
Johnsons.
Witness
replied
that
he
was
not
He
had
been
friendly
with
bold
,i
...
'
j
..
i
,
1
1
...
panic,
mi
were
unncoun
in
Uiaus
wiili
i
Ue
exception
ot
Hi"
iNjlKutiouj
bile
Hut
It
circulating;
In
the
blood
and
ut!ettlnr
the
entire
biliary
i-leiii.
Cur
I
lit
a
purpuM)
there
U
liu
other
remedy
to
equal
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER
PILLS
luve
disappeared,
and
1
am
very
thankful
for
what
they
have
done
for
me."
lor
ulc
at
all
diutrarlsU
aud
dealeit.
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Mllburn
Co..
Untiled.
Toronto,
(int.
Johnsons
who
were
.Shuswaps.
Court
then
adjourned
until
10
o'clock
this
inuriniig.
Doctor's
Evidence
The
first
witness
called
lh:
morning,
when
the
ease
resumed,
was
llr.
:.
A.
Charter
or
Wil
liams
Lake.
He
told
of
having
made
a
Itost-iuorleni
after
tin-body
had
been
exlpimed
about
u
month
after
the
death
or
Johnson
Louie.
The
In-art
was
in
a
badly
diseased
condition
and
the
spleen1
had
been
ruptured.
The
rupture
or
the
spleen
hail
bee.:
caused
by
direct
violence.
In
i
normal
person
such
a
ruplu'v
probably
would
no)
have
-aucd
death
hut
in
this
ca
owing
t
Ihe
heart
condition,
violence
o
ctised
struck
deceased
with
somei'1"
'"'elil
hve
caused
or
ae-
vigor
on
a
vilal
snot.
Iieeeased.H'rstled
death
was
not
in
good
health
vul
his
heart
was
alfeeled.
The
violent
circumstances,
il
was
alleged,
had
brought
on
his
death.
In
falling,
after
being
struck,
lit?
hit
a
box.
He
was
picked
no
aud
put
on
his
bed
where
he
expired
shortly
afterwards.
The
first
witness
culled
was
Constable
Ian
Macilae
of
ilance-
This
closed
the
eac
for
the
crown.
The
only
witness
for
Ihe
de
fence
was
Annie
Nrganie..
w.ifa
o'.
Ihe
accused.
lecrihiug
Ihe
incidents
of
the
flight
in
iuelion
she
declared
that
there
had
been
fighting
between
Joe
(iraiuboiisli
and
young
Johnson.
The
older
Johnson
had
altempliyl
to
slop
Ihe
fight
and
had
been
kicked
n-
he
abdomen
by
(iramboiish.
Willies
declared
thai
arrusrtl
had
been
asleep
on
the
floor
throughout
the
fighting
and
and
deccase'd
had
not
bent
en
gaged
at
any
time
in
the
fighl.
She
was
not
drinking
but
men
had
been.
Verdict
Not
Gulty
Louie
Johnson,
Joe
Oram
boush
and
Shell
Albert
were
called
in
rebuttal
by
Ihe
crown.
Hach
testified
that
there
hud
been
fighting
between
accused
and
deceased.
There
had
not
been
fighting
between
deceased
ami
(iramboush.
After
defence
and
crown
coun
sel
had
addressed
Ihe
jury
and
Mr.
Justice
W.
A.
Macdonahl
had
delivered
his
charge,
the
jury
re
tired
al
i:.:o
and
returned
at
12.55
with
a
verdict
of
no',
guilty.
Accused
was
then
discharged
and
Ihe
Hrsl
case
having
the
al-lenlion
of
the
Asiize
Court
wa
concluded.
NO
CHANGE
LAND
ACT.
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT
Dl.irlii
or
CiMslnr.
stikitie
lilvlnlon.
"One
thing
thai
1
like
about
our
new
leilger-keejier"
said
a
member
of
a
firm
.lo
his
partner,
"is
thai
he's
reliable.
You
can
always
(ell
whal
he
is
going
lo
do
next."
"And
what
is
that?"
asked
Ihe
partner.
"Nothing"
was
thu,
reply.
IN
SEASON
Prospective
runner
in
farmhouse
lo
you
have
hot
and
cold
water
in
this
room?
runner's
Wife
Yes;
hot
in
laining
I'cach
litjuor,
no
ehalrslhc
sirininer,
cold
in
the
winter.
TAkl.
MITIIIJ
.hat
I,
waller
Julian
(
llclu
I
lied
soldier),
of
Teleitrapli
Cn-ek,
It.c.,
ri'iipHtloii
Miner,
liilemU
to
apply
fur
pei-mliMliiii
to
init't
liuso
tlie
tullouinfl
iJcHcrlU'd
lmid:-
I'.iiiniiM-nilnr
at
a
pout
plmiled
alxml
one
mile
eal
or
MiummN
hluitrli
near
I
lie
htlklne
ltiver
aud
about
at
iiillen
soutliweiit
or
TelcTMli
Clerk;
thence
north
(iu
rhHliiK;
thence
east
40
rhitlni;
thence
aouilt
CU
.'haliia;
tlience
wet
40
:IiaIiim
to
Milut
or
cdmuiencemeiit
and
rouuinlng;
3
JU
acre",
more
or
Wr.
WALTKIl
4IUJAX
Applicant.
April
10th,
tlilS.
Dr.F.P.Kenny
DENTIST
Exchange
Block
Phone
109
"AQE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wela.
June
,
Fancy
CHINA
Special
Discount
for
This
Wieek
Only
on
all
Fancy
:iiina.
Tlie
Very
Lai
eft
LUNCHEON
SANDWICH
CUPS
(coinhined.
cup.
saucer
and
plate)
In
heaiitiful
Lustre
China
anil
delightful
rehiring
We
cordially
invite
you
lo
view
.
our
China
.slock
which
contain!
Hie
largest
variety
in
northern
U.C.
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
has
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
Progressives,
they
later
explained
that
the
proposed
elevator
would
"stimulate
agriculture
in
the
hinterland
of
Northern
Hrit-i
sh
Columbia;"
What
can
one
say
of
such
lu
nacy!
J-.asern
Canada
has
thous
ands
of
abandoned
farms.
In
the
western
prairies
there
is
more
land
than
our
present
rale
of
immigration
can
absorb
in
years.
Yel
here
we
have
a
government
so
lost
lo
reality,
so
abandoned
to
folly,
that
it.
proposes
spending
$1,30(1,0(10
for
non-existent
traffic
in
Northern
Ilrilish
Columbia.
Millions
Into
Rupert
This
country
is
crushed
with
overhead
charges.
iii
its
mad
railway
duplication,
its
Grand
Trunk
Pacifies,
its
Transcontin-
enlals.
its
Quebec
bridges,
its
Hudson
Hay
follies
and
its
harbor
developments,
it
has
facili
ties
for
a
nation
of
thirty
mil-
Every
time
you
order
shoe
polish,
specify
"Nugget".
It's
the
most
economical
in
the
end.
Keeps
all
footwear
looking
younger
and
neater;
feeds
and
pre.
serves
the
leather.
Black,
Tan.
ToneyReJ
and
Oar
Brown.
Alto
White
Dressing
(cake)
and
White
Ueantr
(licuiJ).
2
A
depressed
industry:
prodigious
railway
deficits;
and
exodus
of
our
people
to
the
Stales
these
things
should
challenge
reflection.
Mortgaging
Future
Hut
it
is
useless,
apparently
lo
ajtpeal
to
this
goerumciit.
Debt,
BILIOUS
AND
SICK
HEADACHES
ARE
CAUCCD
BY
CONSTIPATION
Onre
you
allow
your
bowel
in
become
Week-end
Special,
MITKIIO
nnr-i?r
uibii
o
ntoa
snuti
iu
T;n(
,,r
oi
heel,
all
sizes.
Special
.
.
:
MEN'S
SUSPENDERS
medium
we...
U5
Special
'5c
Men's
Silk
and
WoolTaffe(a
Shirt
Sizes
ri
.i
17.
H,T
s;
$5.95
s
'
H:
LADIES'
AND
MISSES'
BROADCLOTH
WAISTS
While
'see
window
display
.
15.
s
CHILDREN'S
SUMMER
PLAY
OVERALLS,
'
K'u-s.
Iti'g-
I.X..
Spe.
mi
...
T
s
$2.50
51,45
at
Cash
and
Carry
Grocery
Specials
For
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
from
9
a.m.
until
12
noon
only
Snidcr's
Tomntoe
Catsup,
special
perbitn
25c
Snider's
Tomatoo
Soup,
pc-
tin
B.C.
Granulated
Sugar,
!:i
lbs.
for
$i,oq
I.
unit
I'll
lb.,
to
each
rtii.m
i
New
Potatoes,
lb.
for
25c
I.
unit
S
lbs.
j
Malkin's
Bet
t,
Tea,
1'
lb,
for
jus
'Lipid
II
His.
u
each
rtiAloim
Durke
Salad
Dressing,
m
t
ial
40c
Squirrel
Brand
Peanut
Butter,
per
tin
.
.
23c
Brown
Beans,
i
lbs.
f,r
25c
Del-Monte
Dri-Pak
Prunes,
.
lb.
tin
...
75c
Pure
Jam,
Logan-Raspberry,
lb.
tins.
S
(5c
Saanlch
Clams,
special.
:
i
m-
for
....
50c
Red
Head
Matches,
reg.
'.
Sp-cial.
U
Sc
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
Ib.
for
$1W
Spring
Clothes
Pins,
dux.
fm
25c
Sunlight
Soap,
pi
t
.
ii
imii
20c
LiUH'
"
c.-irlnn-
in
c.n
i
-
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
0
pjn.
'THE
SILENT
ACCUSER'
A
nivlerv-lhrilliM
wild
I'der
il-
service'dop
who
trailed
a
oi
hi
Ihnnigli
Kv
tlranialic
slmy
of
ciuii
t
man.
a
g"'1
raiiiue.
Lovely
Kleunor
HiMinJiiiun
as
Hi-
-as
a
hov
in
the
duiigcrous
di'c
'l
lh"
A'S'"
clear
her
swVelhearL
Mysterious
nninb
i
'
?
Ihe
only
willies.
How
he
manages
..
,
v
I
nick
Ihe
real
niunlerer,
nnil
bring
happm-mid
Ihe
girl
or
his
heart,
are
Mime
of
lh
i.
s
of
I'eler
the
(ireal,
the
four-fooled
sar
1
Accuser."
Strong
cast.
.
Raymond
McKee,
Eleanor
Boardman,
Paul
Welgel,
Edna
Tlchenor
ami
Pater
the
Great
-
M'lf'
BEN
TURPIN
IN
MACK
SENNETT
COMEDY
-
"THREE
FOOLISH
WEEKS."
35c
andi"
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY
Admission
TU
G
BO
ATS
Day
Phones
423
530
Or.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
phonM
6S7
539
Cr.
6"1
Black
735
Silk
Specials!
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
June
11th,
12th,
13th
..
.
ii.,
lit
1.7:..
sl"
1
''
ei.95
Silk
Poplin,
lil'l'CII
llllu
.'tic
..r-
-
Striped
Taffetas,
rg.
:.:."'.
f
m'ui
,
--,
s(
'
g'g
$2.35
Black
&
White
Striped
Tafretas,
reg.
Strlpod
Satin,
reg.
:i.f".
'sl,,,,,,al
,
These
s,ecials
an-
;pl,i!!,,H,y
J,;!;cnl'i
be
sold
l..
till
8
.
Miff
M.
'
,
,
iM
',tK
aiKl
we
eannol
give
then,
al
Hie
M"'"
Jabour
Bros.
LtA
Phone
645.
Cor.
3rd