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DAILY
KOITION
Thursday.
July
2,
15)25.
Next
Best
Here
To
California
"This
is
the
warmest
place
we
have
struck
since
we
left
California,"
declared
a
JitluM
who
was
in,
the
city
yesterday.
f.
had
found
it
cold
all
(he
way
up
the
coast
lnif
here
in
Prince
Rupert
it
was
enjoyable.
This
ought
lo
make
us
more,
satisfied
with
the
climate
we
enjoy.
'
'
...
Where
Is
There
Salt
Water
Bathing
Warm?
Where
is
there
norlh
of
California
that
salt
water
bathing
can
be
enjoyed
such
as
(here,
is
in
Prince
Rupert?
At
plenty
of
places1
there
are
bathing
beaches
but
the
water
is
chilling.
People
gel
used
to
swimming
there
mid
do
not
mind
it
but
it
is
cold.
Here
we
hae
salt
water
bathing
in
a
Salt
Lake
in
t
lie
midst,
of
a
beautiful
park,
yet
we.
scarcely
seem
to
realize
the
privileges
we
enjoy.
There,
aj-e-even
a
few
people
who
do
not
go
to'
the
Salt
Lake
lo
njoy.the
swimming
or
lo
see
the
others
disport
themselves
in
llie
water
mid
enjoy
life
under
ideal
The
Portland
Canal
News
is
urging
shareholders
of
the
Drinwell
Mine
lo
retain
it
for
themselves
and
"operate
it
in
a
modest
way,
gradually
increasing
the
output
as
'the
development
advances.
It
points
out
that
now
there
is
a
road
almost
to'
the'
mouth
of
the
tunnel,
that
there
is
everything
that
makes
for
ease
of
operation
and'
there
are,
hundreds
of
tons
of
ore
that
tould
be
shipped;
direr!
to
the
smelter
without
a
mill.
There
are
thousands
of
tons
of
high
grade
milling
ore
proven
to
great
depth
and
also
traced
on
the
surface
for
a
great
distance.
The
paper
''suggests
that
reorganization
.miglit
take
place
nnd
the
capital
be
increased
locally
sufficient
'10
enable
production
on
a
cpnsjderabld
scale
to
commence
and
thus
make
a
British
Columbia
owned
iijld
.operated
piine.
Why
not?
What
Do
We
Know
Of
Jesuit
Missionaries?
,A
correspondent
wishes
to
know
what
they
canonized
I
ho
Jesuit,
ipjssiouaries
of
Kftslerii
Canada
for.
In
question
.we
would
refer
him
to
Parkman,
the
says:
,
y...
VNbwhere
is
the
power
of
courage,
faith
and
an
unflinch-'
nig"
pjlpose
more
strikingly
displayed
than
in
the
record
of
these
missiori'arte:"
Father
John
de
Brcbetif
worked
for
sixteen
years
with
the
Iliiron
before
he
was
seized
by
the
Iroquois
ami
r
PROMOTIONS!
BOOTH
SCHOOL
Pupils
Who
Are
At
toted
Clas&es
at
Beginning
of
Next
Term
handed
out
by
Principal
G
ttj
I
4
I
I
II
I
f
U
Frances
Tremayne
yne,
'l'itli
i'!,ii;
.Many
people
here
remember
the
time
when
the
swimming1
Weseh
enthusiasts
had
to
anchor
their
boats
in
the
bay
and
climb
nver.Krook.
the
musket
for
half
a
mila
m
order
fn
eel
n
swim
TIipv
em-m-ili
Dv
-
o
-
o
"
........
.
whal.loday,.is
not
iinlmcrcssible,biit
..inviting-Jo
all.
of
.is,.,
.
.
..
Urges
Retaining
The
Durrwell
Mine.
DIv.
II.
Grade
VII.
Waller
Bard,
Alex
fiuyan,
Wrathall,
Verne
Lelilo,
John
Viereck,
Edna
t.'nser,-
Muriel
Vance,
Arthur
Skallerhol,
Mary
Hinleina,
Clara
Lnndmiisl,
Olive
Mitnro,
Douglas
Scott,
Evelyn
Pierce,
Mabel
Iverson,
Catherine
Mussallein,
Tom
Kelsey,
Annii;
Smith.
JNIly
Bacon,
Archie
Thompson,
Joan
Arthur,
Willie
Balsdou,
Annie
Oilchrisl,
Jean
Wilson,
Allan
Vance,
Viola
Johnson,
Winnie
Fox,
Apiies
fiuyan,
Earl
Gordon,
Ellon
Lawrence,
(Houston
Johnston,
Marion
(Jiiinn,
Stanley
Bjornson,
Hose
Bishop
Thurlter,
Peler
III.
Grade
VII.
and
VI.
(rade
VII.
Jkiris
Montgomery,
John
(leddes,
Ted
Smith,
Yee
Sal
Mali,
Ernest
Hatelifnrd,
Harry
Blake,
Alex,
fienry,
Beulah
Mc-Kinley,
Edna
Eifear,
Jane
Becker,
Lawrence
Pierce,
John
McFie,
Irene
Sajrar,
Dorothy
Hallinger,
Kalhryn
McMillan.
firade
VI.
Max
Sievert,
Enid
Little,
Peppy
Smith,
Vincent
Doild,
Betty
Capstick,
Fred
Skinner,
Albert
Dalzell,
Ivy
Anderson,
Nick
Krook,
Marie
Mussallem,
Aletliea
Peachey,
Robert
Boddie,
TaKt
Sliikatani,
Sidney
White,
Willie
Bagshaw,
Willie
Donald,
Alex.
Wallers,
John
Long.
DIv.
IV
Grade
VI.
Joyce
Collison,
Hoy
Franks,
Mike
Bussauich,
Ilegpjc
Collison,
Nora
Huilderham,
Edith
John-
answer
to
t
liat
sone
,ly
Thomas,
James
Val-
historian.
1
1
e!
nl
-
m"h-
vmikihsou,
.Mriviiie
jornes,
neriii
unper,
winnirreu
Ehy.
Ethel
Edpar,
fiarfleld
Mc-Kinley,
(rordon
Clarke,
Lino
Col-
usst,
Katherine
Wriphl,
Walter
Ballinper.
Margaret
Jackson,
An
takeji
prisoiieMo
the
setlleinenl
nt
St,
Ignnce.
Here
this
won-:'1;?,
'
,"'np"'
ilppfiil"illaeL-
llnlmV.n
llio
intlimic
nlliif
liim
tvnu
nrtl
i
miitfl
ol11.
Hetty
Lastman,
Allllte
Jorltirtr.
l-'imlino-
ll.nl
l.n
mnrlri
i...
n.mnlniiit
II.p
'";'!.
wsiiir
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....
w
.......
,.c
i,
,.,.i
i.',.i,,,
wi.iio
-liAif,1
and
ami
ate
ntd
it
it.
lifriliir
Ifi
if.
im
m
i
n
,d
.e
ntna
some
n
nf.
t
savugei
torbit
hi-i
heart
hoping
hisf
iimnkitj?
courage..
'Filtljer
(la'briel
Laema
Inv.'iiit
I
l
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1
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Hip':
iaiiIIii
prim.
Morris,
Frank
Derry,
Jack
Cade,
pardon
of
Brebeuf;',ftVJlrprisiitelfljgtiorl
J)tcKen,
praVed
for
hi
tormentors
a
lliey
prolonged
his
sufferings
wrnu"'
"""""
sixteen
hours.
In
a
raid
by
the
Iroquois-
on
the
Christian
Huron
Eatlier
Daniel
faced
the
enemy
while
telling
his
people
to
flee.
i
lie
became
the
target
for
arrows
and
bullets
and
fell,
his
bodyi
being
thrown
into
his
chapel,
and
set
on
fire
by
the
eifemy
Father
Charles
(larnier
riiel
a
somewhat
Ail
ajiinlnle
Huron
dealt
the
blow
w
i
ji
i
i:
ii
h,a?(
DIv.
V.
Grade
V.
Muriel
Walker
,
Annie
Ash-
i
f
r
.
M
?
-
inriojie,
.nay
Junes,
wine
ross,
i
Clara
Slepavig,
Frank
Pierce,
hid.
similar
killed
fate
Either
Noil!Vm'
"t
J?rt
Hitchie,
WH-
null
muuKMiaiih,
.Millie
rnuir-
.'iiai
iiiiiiii
iif"T
-
t-ii-
iii'
uij'u.'iu.ii
...it,
...i.
,..
inniMi
i,nlr
llOI
l.iill
i.
T't
Ia
1
n
1.
against
the-coarseness
of
life
with
the
savages
and,
who
fouifd'
it,
hard
to
lean.
Iheir
language
though
a
,
professor
of
rhetoric
m'
m
""J;
K"1'"'
Frnnce.
To
over.-on.e
his
disinclinations
be
had
hound
himself
'i'.f
C'l
"
"p0
f'"'
..
lllliia
Hoi
ni,
James
fior-
,
i
..
,
,
a.
,
.
i.rcer,
by
vow
o
remain
m
.New
France.
I
he
.story
of
Father
Jogues!
.
xxrn,',
,
r
.
.
ilon
w
Lrma
illescrofl,
Ihorne,
,.,
,
,
-
..
t
i.
i
1.
i
Is
filled
with
endurance,
sufferings,
escapes
to
France
and
viI-!T,
.fi.n.m.
in
nu,
uiiiii.3
.limn
.1.
luini
in
in-
ended
by
a
blow
Rede
Cnupil
mid
.Ii
of
Father
Jogues
the
merciless
tovnalnwk
which
their
ardent
work
in
I...lll"ll
"""-'V
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"-
f...f
tl....ll..lf
lllll..
Tl
i
,
i
rm
i
i
.win
fii
i.K-1..
'
iiiiiv
j
iiiji
v.
l.ailrt
from
a
tomahawk.
The
two
young
laymen,!
,anii
.,.,.,
,;,.
din
de
la
Lande,
the
much
loved
companions;
,
'
n
.
'
also
met
death,
at
the
hands
of
the
Indians,
"
,
,7'
IV
,
Hli
It
"Ul,HUi,
VMIMI'
wniii,
JUIIM'"
..v...
...
v,.,.,
......
v..
4
II
II
nli
la
r..lV.ik
it
UK!
missions
Wiis
ended.
It's
Different
it
does
not
rub
off
or
soil
the
clothes.
WhiteGeaner
A
Suftnitule
1t'iH
Diuppoiot
Too
U4
Myrna
Fuller,
Dick
Straclian,
Lawrence
Swansnn.
DIV.
VI.
Grade
5.
Oscar
F'ullon,
Charlie
Long.
i'l'ony
Bussatilch,
Winnie
C(dlis-jon,
Fred
Hudson,
Allan
Hale,
iF'red.Jie
Wesch.
Jordis
Dohl,
Walter
.Cross;
Kathie
Watson,
Harlod
Bunn,
Thomas
McMeek-in.
Ilespio
Balsdon.
fieonrc
iHIake,
Willie
McLean,
Billy;
ISinith.
Arlhur
Nelson,
FIvelyh
:
Edwards,
John
Murray,
Bobble
,
Parker,
Ann
Kirkendall,
F;dwin
Johnsoii,
Alice
Slrachan,
Jo
i
y
jjohnsfon,
Bandi
Jacobsen,
Arlh-:ur
Bicks,
Evelyn
Phillips.
Paul
plegavlg.
Lola
Bailey,
Frank
Jfirlmwood,
Chrislina
McLeod,
Margaret
Long,
Willie
Murray,
73
&
DAuiV
RtTwS
'
Thursday,
'July
2,
1925';
Eleanor
Edward.
DIV.
Vlf.
Grade
4.
flraci
Bedor,
'Violet
.McEwen,
lledy
Suehiro,
Eric
Olirjstiansnn,
Aiib'rey
fversnh,
Nor.v,
Utile,
Audrey
Treinayne,.
Mai-ion
Hyan,
Viola
Carr,
Yerner
.Nelson,
ille
Hronkshaiik,
InfTriil
Hallbi'rp.
.Murie!
Weslou,
Stanley
l.aw-Irenee,
(irace
Miiugolir,
Ad'rlla
i'-i..
..i.,...
v;ii
!i,
Voliu-i
1
II
Ul
I'l
I
,
I
.ill
I
unniiiif
Following
are
the.
class
lists
,s'
;'?..
'J?""1''
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r.M.tJar
1M...I..I
Arin'vtilit
llnu
nT
inutile
i
ti
Mm
vni'tmitf
.
'
"
-
'
f
rt
'
.
III'"
'l
MIMI
III
iiu-
tUIIWUi
,
.,
.
;
.
Hill
Isunejl
Nakamolo,
nevor
Hill,
....
,
,,
ti.
i
Trades
for
the
som
ng
lerm,
in-',.
,
,,
,,
.
',
.,
,
.,
,,
i;
,
Margaret
Mussa
em,
Peter
(iuy-
cludins
the
promotions:
..
,
,
,
.,
,
II,
if
,
a
t
i'an.
Jack
Cherry,
,i
Ian
Davles,
ii
i-v.
if
niiui:iiiii-ij
III
in
ii
iiiuii
ii
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u
f?!.""".
wi
.
.
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...
rr
T?
.
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l-ll
t:i'
.
.
4
.,.
,
,.
,....
Owen
Owen
fireen.
fireen,
Allan
Allan
Oayies,
Dayies,
Kit
Kil-'
Annie
v..iL-..
.
.
talker.,
.,
fi
1oaI.,
Joan
Uos,,Cnf(
p.
Mary
Me-
Joan
Vesl,iM.,
"
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l
II
l
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llll,
in,
!
I
III
II
'
-
'
l
.
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,..
l
fuPi,
M.
i
I
i
..
..
.....
Stanley
Dalliy,
James
Stewart,-,
Louise
Liiidselh,
Fred
Ilrooks-bank,
Marfraret
Smith,
Julia
Thontas,
Willis
Hill,
MargArct
fiilchrisl,
Eve
Itiveit.
DIV.
I.
Grade
VIII.
Doris
ltohinson,
Helen
Walker,
Irene
.Mitchell,'
Ieslie
Murdoch,-Dorothy
Long.
Milda
Miller,
Charlie
Wrifrht,
Percy
Mcintosh,
Annie
Hoodie,
Marjoric
Blanco,
llalph
Johnson,
Juliette
Soriano,
Jack
iXelson,
Neil
M'cl.ean,
Mar
paret
ieVert,
Hilda
Murray,
Al
ton
Akerherp,
Amelia
Pillsbury
Iteiia
Scherk,
Billy
Elkins,
Elsie
Finley,
Fred
Dingwell,
Harvey
Crate,
Waller
Johnson,
Yvonne
I'ert'ien,
May
Ness,
Victor
Thomas,
Hnbert
Monlsroinery,
Winnie
Buiiix,
Ida
Boddie,
Tait
fialland,
Kalhleen
Duncan,
Myra
Kinsln'r,
fieorpe
Casey,
Kami
Mi-wa,
Mary
Lawrence
(absent''.
I
'1
1
J
I
it
11
1
,
I'Ulllil
1..1IIIM.IH.-IMI,
Nancy
Itrown.f
llulhaua
Wood;
Allen
Kirkendall.
Evelyn"
Detour
no,
j.nanor
.Mer.wen,
iioner.
10-
bey.
DIV.
VIII.
Grade
3
Dorolliv
firimiile,
Lorna
Clark,
iThelma
lledslrom.
Ororpr
ljb-
haVen,
Dnrol
hy
Biiri,
Margaret
MeLciwI,
Vivian
Wralfmll,
Vera
Cook,
Wesley
Lee,
Freda
Miiss-al
leni,
Callierinc
JlpMeckili,
HeV
n
McNaughloit,
Domild
Hart,.
Ue.i-nie
Lillle,.
Bertie
Cross1,
Edna
Dickeojr.
Billy
Willcscroft,
Mick-
ev
Casey.
Jessie
Cherry,
Clara
bold.
Mitchell
Gay,
Henry
I.in'd-pclh,
Ivy
Bagshaw,
firaMe
Hoe,
Margaret
.
Johnson,
Merle
WeV.1,
Erie
Jackson",
Krma
Nelson,
Mitry
Bremner,
Arthur
McDonald;
Edna
Bassliaw,'
Billy
Nelson;
Marie
Hansen,
Alice
Hallberg,
Lillihn
Jones.
DIV
IX,
Grades
3
and
1.
firade
3.
Florence
Pierre,
Waller
Hudson,
Krnext
Santilr-hane,
Pearl
Preston,
Julia
Wriphl.,
Mabel
Pilling,
William
Brown,
Elizabeth
Sturgeon.
Mu:'-iel
McLean,
(lonlon
Lawson,
William
I'liorne,
Clara
il'e.ce.
firade
I.,
second
term
Hetty
Arlhur,
Donald
Blake,
Dorolhy
Blake,
Amaranth
Bury,
Peter
BTue,
Herbert
Chandler,
Harold
Dohl,
Lloyd
Hicks,
Barley
Lear,
Edgar
Preston,
Jack
Sheehau,
William
Smith,
Vic
Syrnyk,
Marguerite
Menztes-,
Margaret
Wilson,
F.llipJ
Sunberg.
DIV
X.
Grade
2.
lluby
Lee
Maas,
Fallen
Hav-moller,
F!ileen
llaniblin,
fira.'c
Allan,
Hulh
Nelson,
Arthur
Davey,
Hoy
Thonie,
ICdwin
Nil-son.
Blanche
Jensen,
David
M
v
Meekin.
Jean
Johnson,
Alfred
Hitchie,
Hadi
Suehiro,
fiord.
in
Munro,
Andrew
Waddell,
Willia.n
Hale,
Keith
McLeod,
Helen
FlI-lev,
Terry
firimble,
Lillian
Johnson.
Hulh
Jorgensen,
Clara
Wik-
.lal.
(Badvs
Cook.
Loui.e
Hudson,
(ieorge
fieddes,
Frances
Stegavig,
BoMde
Shrubsall,
S(d-herg
Jensen,
firaham
Collison,
Allan
Davie.,
Jack
Clark,
Itie:i-
ard
Pilling,
Maryhell
Mile
Flovd
Kbv.
James
Currie,
Alex
Straclian,
James
Bremner,
Ilus-sel
Cameron,
Beta
Stromdabl
Heidar
Jacobsen,
Mary
f)'Conne:l.
DIv.
II.
Grade
1".
(Plus
Receiv
ing
Class).
Jack
Bremner,
ilonnra
Silver-
sides,
fieorge
Tuck.
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Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Kupert
I
July
2,
1915.,
fieorge
I'rizzel,
by
the
use
of
colored,
isaydusl
hiis
.
'-winked
out
on
llfefloor
Of
lii'bulcher
shop
a
large!
Union
Jack,
using,
the
cornet:
eoor-j;
in
iiU
'detail
it.
The
Daughters
of
the
I'mpire
will
give
a
patriotic
social
in
t'ie
K.
of
P.
Ball
on
July
I,
Palriotio
addresses
will
lie
.
given
by
Hpv
II.
B.
firant,
Bey.
Canon
Hix,
T.
D.
Pallullo,
C.
X
Crowe!)
and
Fre.l
Stork.
The
powerful
launch
'S
EI
)'aso
and
Laku
arrived,
froin
Ke
chi-
fodhX
M
Yet,
twice,
as
I
k
rich
as
ordi.
nary
milk.
M
W7
Puri
Milk
"From
Contented
Cows"
y
"K
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j
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'
Dissolves
completely
Ism
Bret.
Limtifd,
Toronto
Makes
a
rich
"soap-sudsy"
solution,
soaks
dirt
out
no
more
hard
rubbing.
and
the
Callies
played
off
for.
the
city
cup
on
Dominion
day
and
the
honors
went
to
the
Dry
Dock
aggregalion.
i
A
wire
has
been
received
Til
llie
rllv
in
Hie
effect
thai
Dun
can
Boss,
who
had.
a
sub-con-'
tract
on
the
railway,
and
who
contested
this
seat
in
the
Liberal
inleresls,
has
died
at
Victoria.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
!
f
SO
live
that
when
you
see
a
molorcycle
policeman
coming
you
do
not
unconsciously
slow
down.
ONE
of
llie
best
places
in
Hie
world
lo
live
is
well
within
your
income.
JAKE
"says
an
eight
letter
word
meaning'
lucky
devtl
is
"bachelor."
SOMITIILN'fi
had
lo
so
broko,
either
lh
engagement
or
the
man.
I'BAY
that,
you
may
ahvnys
have
a
single
track
mind,
II
is
so
much'
easier
lo
operate
than
the'
other
kind;
.
,
r
WHEN
you
cOme'trr
the
end
of
llie
load
you
find
llie
coal
is
noX
all
lis
cranked
up
to
be.
JAKF!
says
(he
new
waitress
boxed
his
ears
when
he
asked
her
if
slip
bad
frog's
legs.
Tl.'EHF
once
was
a
lady
named
Pepper;
She
certainly
was
a
hlglr
stepper.
When
asked
was
she
hot
She
answered
"I'm
not"
Wo
married.
Since
then
I
have
keii'her.
land
Act.
Nlc
of
Int.ntlon
to
Applf
to
Lt
Land
in
Skpn
nanire
t
Mncl
rilntr.rt,
He-runllnif
HUH
let
I'll
nee
llujicrf,
H.C.,
anil
(lliiate
Vi
lull"
norili
or
Wilci'
liliiml
:itiinery,
nn
WOpr
'Inland,
n.C.
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MiTICK
tint
the
Canadian
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Ltd.,
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Vancouver,
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orrupa-limi,
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aiiply
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at
lilirli
waliT
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Point
jnile
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tannery
on
walft
Island!
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north
imp
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to
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(hurp
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of
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and
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or
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north
one
rlialn;
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tpn
rhalna;
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Dated
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May,
ivsd,
iff
Rinses
out
thoroughly
leaves
clothes
white
no
bits
of
soap
left
sticking
to
garments
to
turn
yellow
under
the
iron.
iff
Rinso
is
the
only
soap
you
need
on
washday
it
is
perfect
for
soaking
for
boiling
for
washing-machines.
kan
with
the
liaseball
team
and
everal
supporters
for
the
matches
here
on
Dominion
Day.;
The
Dry
Dock
football
team,
Something
New
for
the
Children
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
LOLLIPOPS
A
pure,
high-class
Candy
in
a
new
form.
Each
10o
A
Heal
Bargain
in
VACUUM
DOTTLES
We
bought
this
lot
very
cheap.
On
sale
at
each
55c
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cases
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Colds,
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and
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for
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nnd
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and
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Pioneer
Druggists
The
Ftexall
Store
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
Phone
82
and
200
Use
Dominion
Linoleum
for
all
your
floors
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
FOR
SALE
Phone
123
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
won
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&
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