JiWf
Canada
It
Labct
is
Red
and
White
IPhone
it
v
fiO.
1925.
Made
in
modern
sanitary
ccndesseries.
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......
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,
L
Msisi
Contractor
Igefit
for
J.
Ffyo
Smith
Ltd.
IHardwoods
Fixtures,
i
Planing.
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1
1
1
M
n
P.O.
Box
179.
Bluo
268
Tom
Thumb
Imbrellas
id!
the
new
shades
from
$5.50
$11.50
Demers"
"House
of
Ouslltv
."
Box
327
Phone
27.
DRY
iiixii
Wood
rR
SMALL
HEATERS,
60c
Per
Sack
Wransfer
1jS
Second
&nn.
fhon"0.
Nlohi
orD.y.
Wt
3UY
BOTTLES.
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T
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OMTI8T.
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B.
0.
0Kah.
MAM
LINDSAY'S
fwrUge
and
Storage
!
lp,c,M
In
Pl.no
.nrf
ru,'tor.
ovlnB.
MAIL
STORY
IS
THRILLING
ONE
Thoja
Who
Have
Seen
in
South
Say
It
Is
Picture
Excellent:
Story
of
Play
Those
uliii
imve
seen
jdr-
'n
'
''
siiown
here
tomorrow
.iii.I
Saturday
If.tliu
wiih
l0
L.
niiiil
ilt'iiarlini'iij,
say
ij
.
mi
excellent
one.
Tin.
story
ha
i
.to
Willi
a
mail
clerk.
After
Ins
.laily
work
is
finished,
including
litf
torti
n
the
dress
of
a
busy
housewife,
pull
ing
a
cork
from
a
vinegar
bol
i
if
niul
even
holding
III.'
baby,
iwm
Morley
returns
in
lf.
lvt
on
ice,
ueposiis
inn
sack
a
n
I
prepares
to
luiu
home.
Find,
ing.
however,
front
Hill
Ooiirad,
an
ol.lcr
night
coller'ori
t
lint
Ins
wife
is
sick.
Itoh
cheerfully
agrees
o
lake
Ihc
other's
post
for
the
niahl,
afler
rminiiw,'
home
lor
a
.bile
to
eat.
Johnnie
.Mi.rley.
Hob's
soil,
is
amrfiirr
faithful
worker
for
Inclc
Sam,
a,
night
cler.k
In
II
Nesi
I-.n.l
office.
He.
his
little
sisfer
Helly.
ami
Mrs.
Morley,
complete
Hie
happy
family.
Hoh
lakes
Hie
.loll
In
Virginia.
Hie
lillle
jnrl
mm
door,
who
is
overcome
with
joy,
ami
then
returns
In
his
comfortable
Hi'in-oliHir
ami
a
restful
fool-bat
Ii
of
hut
water.
Jolumic
plays
a
tune
.Oil,
Ills
fill.
lie
fur
his
old
.lu.l.
and
Hoh.
keeping
lime,
splashes
I
he
water
over
the
floor
and
is
pla
fully
scolded
hy
is
w1(c.
Afler
the
frugal
supper.
Johnnie
ami
his
father
set
out
for
their
night's
work.
Plot
Thickens
The
night
is
dark
ami
stormy.
Johnnie,
at
work
in
the
post
"fftee,
is-
uncoo-ciou
that
a
masked
figure
has.
trained
entrance
to
Hie
place
after
filmic
lle
hars,
ami
is
preparing
l
sIiimiI
the
lock.
The
fuse
is
ignited
just
Iks
Jit
In)
ii
i
appears,
and
lie
is
overpowered
hy
die
minuter,
valued
and
Ix.iiu.l.
Itoh,
making
his
way
to
Hie
i
ol
office
in
the
terrific
downpour,
picks
tip
a
shivering
stray
log
whicli
he
leaves
in
the
mail
Carl,
sheltered
hy
his
great
coal.
As
he
is
alionl
lo
enter
Ihc
building
Hie
io;
howls,
and
kiml-hearleil
IM
rocs
hack
lo
it
just
as
the
explosion
ocetirw.
which
hlovvs
.nil
Hie
side
wall
of
Hie
p..l
office.
Itoh
rushes
in,
Hie
little
dog
in
his
arms.
A
shot
rings
out
-lie
slagigers
hack,
and
from
under
his
great
coat,
Hie
lillle
puppy,
wounded,
drops
lo
Hie
floor.
Ilol.
grapple.,
with
the
burglar
and
recovers
the
looJf
jlmt
Hie
oilier
manages
lo
es
cape.
,
When
officers
arrive
Hoh
and
Johnnie
are
suspected
of
Hie
I'ohhery
until
Hie
burglar's
rubber
heel
print
are
discovered
in
TENDERS
FOR
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
.Notlcs
to
Contrsctors
rKU.H
TBMIEHS
r..i
Hi
conMrurlioil
of
.1
rrinfMiTil
i'nnnle
imlii
cl'Vatr
iiprrli'iir.uirr.
wall
tliilli'.r
ilock-gallrilps
iiii.I
vvaifhciiw.
will
lie
received
itl
mUH
Ontario,
until.
Noon
of
mondsy,
Ma
18in,
1'lcilipr
vlMtnld
1
nt
l
"
HWP'''
aled
envp..o
marked
'T,'i,u'r
rr
iiruin
Klrvuliir"
nn.l
inl.lrp.l
in
Mr.
f.
i
T
o'llnm.
ItiiHity
Minuter,
lieimil-in'i'lll
nr
Tniili'
nl
...miini'i"'.
UtUwi.
A
lump
iim
r."-
I
he
,,r,"rl!;r;
Ml
ariil.teil
l'ik
ilM'duo
r..r
llrt.V
Thmuaint
liuliiHi.
.
nr.e.Hwii.tiM
mm
r
pay-
nlili
ti.
tlm
NlnlMrr
r
T.Mil
iwfip.
niHui
iiii'..iMn.v
aril,
w-nir
i,
wlii.
li
sum
will
hp
r.irr.-u.'.l
ir
H'fl
I
any
""
tPll.ti'i
lliir
deelilips
In
enter
lilt"
a.
.nulim
I
I
Up
"w,rk
oil
the
terms
Main
I
III
In
iPll.lrr.
Ttip
rhPup
r
liniirrrrii
t
Ipi
iIpi...-.
will
l.
rptiirnpd.
TIip-
cheque
or
Dm.
mip.P.rul
l.ii.leicr
w
M,
1,.1';
J"
'.
riiiriitupiii
or
ihe
ti
upcnriiv
mr
ti..'
line
r.iiilini
t
l
l'
ontPl'lHl
into,
or
rJu'Wie
nu.V
Im'
m-lailMl
Willi
PdiilVNlpnl
par
value
of
Itxtiils
of
Hip
lnHiilnloti
r
i:nn!iila.
t'lan.
ppii-iru'iuioii".
iui
"
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rpKiiruii.n
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i
i
C
ll
llml.l.ila.
I'orl
Ajll.ur.
mut
..'J1"
nt
one
llliliilieil
liulliira
l(H
l.flin
I"
le
i
.1
for
mans
imil
-peeinva
ions.
ie'"".'
to
lie
Mliiine.l
on
return
f
plan
fiiecirirnUoiH
til
iriHKl
ciiiiiiiiiiin.
Tiw,
L.ueiii
or
auv
tell.ler
iipentsarlly
l
aepeptinl.
,,v
T.
rn,
,vn
v.
,
lieputy
Mlnlstpr.
Iieimriiiipnt
nf
Trail.'
an.l
iinerrp,
otmwa.
Anni
ciii,
mas
l.a
.....tltf-AH
111
,r.
r;-
i,i
n
and
will
not
IN
THE
"
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
,
COLUMBIA.
Ill
the
Matter
of
tlio
ColnpanlP,
In
the
Mniiaa
fir
an
AiiniiiniKMi
,
ir.,el,pr
.IP
Polite
Cupper
i.otnpa
n
llliv
ii.-piii,
I
Art.
I
he
to
un.lpf
(spri
on
ins
oi
in--
"
u.i
TA
K
K
MITKK
Hint
an
npH'e"
'J
w
Im
ma.lo
to
the
VreUto
K
J1"1,,,,.?
cn.in.lMr
at
Hie
fimirt
,Lr'n
nnperl.
ll.C.
on
Tupsitay
the
"
tn
tlar
or
Knrii
V.H
105.
at
Hie
tmur
.
Vftrt
V,
ill.-
roVpnoon
or
.
nn
r
arier
an
llw
innilon
may
he
hear-
on
ie
liair
or
the
ahove
n.enl
i
e.
mt.
iiiiii,r
ii
ill
il
l'
Finn
.,
Hie
soft
mud
outside.
mixed
willi
blood
stains
fro
in,
the
little
wounded
.for.
The
two
men
are
complimented
for
their
brave
de
ft'
lists
Exciting
Times
Job
nine
then
is
entrusted
Willi
a
million
dollars
worth
of
bonds
and
in
an
attempt
to
secure
litem
is
thrown
overboard
ami
picked
up
by.
a
rum
runner.
A
radio
message
brinjts
the
U.K.
fleet
and
then
he
is
taken
in
custody
for
murder
ami
is
con
victed,
hoi
is
saved
in
an
inler-esluiK
maimer.
PARIS
SALON
IS
NIGHTMARE
Critic
of
This,
Year's
Art
Exhibit
Is
Anything
But
Complimentary,
lUHIis.
April
3d.
-The
revolu
tionary
character
of
Ibis
year'"
Independent
Art
Salon,
with
il
3,50(1
canvasses,
is
lypKicd
at
the
threshold
hy
a
painlinp
oi
l.enjno
in
blacksmith's
parb,
forsinf:
the
peace
of
Hie
world,
This
is
the
first
e..hiliil
thai
hikes
the
visitor,
and
all
IhroiiKh
the
show'
thf
eye
never
rests
froip
painful
conlempln-lion
of
all
I
hat
is
rebellious
and
insurrectional
tn
art.
Along
with
l.enijie's
porlr.ail,
which
resein-bles
I,
mine
as
lillle
or
as.
muuli
as
anyone
else.
Ihnre
is.
a
bust
of
one
of
Ihe'lesser
apostles
of
Bol
shevism,
Krassine,
ambassador
to.
Paris,
vyliieh
seems
In
liye
been!
made
by,
some
old
sinner
in
ar,l
who
sluck
to
line
ami
form:
the
bust
looks
like
1.1
ic
subject.
The
same
may
be
said
of
a
study
for
a
purl
rail
of
another
more
or
less
revolutionary
eharacler,
Miasm
Jlianez,
whose
fealures
are
nolle
exactly
portrayed
by
iMarcel
I'onein.
These
exhibits
abnif?
with
a
full-lenyth
portrait
of
Renos,
the
O.eeho-slnvak'
"peacemaker,"
and
lew
meritorious
lajniscapos,
k
.'.
l
o
ti
n
;
rei.i.'r
or
Joint
Mora
i.....e
ware
i
ne
savins
ieajunis
.
or
a
nr
Mhl
On'
a.i.ll.'atlon
riiioiuinv
will
lsne.
l:
Iicri'ln
'
L
l0.
Win
,V
i
tl"
tlm
lintti
ilay
of
Marrli,
A.P.
"
rilPil
IipipIii,
nr
B.f:..
,hi,
inn
n0h
at""
nvrFli
at
rrlnrp
niire.-t.
.lay
i,t
March,
A.n.
n
Fl.ToN',
solicitor
for
the
I'eUiloner.
shrtw
whicli,
in
Ihe
words
.of
it
prominenl
arl
crilio(
Is
chiefly
"composed
of
ipe.il.
'
The
nude
prevails,
niple
that
is
inuscular,
inassivo
and
con
tortionist.
In
some
respects
the
THE
DAILNKWB
HowtheC:N.R.
1924
DolIarWas
Spent
THE
fujl
circle
shown
above
represents
the
gross
Income
dollar,
of
the
Canadiaa.
National
Railways
in
1
924
The,
circle
is,
divided
into
a
number
of
segments
each
of
which
represents,
the
proportion,
into
which,
the
dollar
was
broken
up
for
expenditure
in
the
directions
named..
The
total
amount
spent
on
these
items,
in
dollars
and
cents
is.
as
follows:
Labor
-
$127.216.01
7.40
fuel
-
...
Materials,
Supplies
and
other
operating
expenses
-
-
-
-
Taxes
......
Equipment
and
facility
rentals,
etc.
Balance
available
to
apply
on
fixed
chaiges
Total
-
-
-
-
ThSa
chart
is
interesting
in
that
it
u
a
guiJe
to
tho
part
which
the
dollar
of
the
Canadian
National;
Railways
plays
in
theuticena
cf
the
country
as
a.
v.iote.
1
1
is
not
an
id!e
dollar.
Nearly
all
of
it
remains
in
circulation
and
finds
its
way
into
every
channel
of
industry
and
commerce.
As
can
be
seen,
woge;
paid
to
employees
constitute,
by
far,
the
greater
portion
of
expenditure.
There
are
almost
100,000
employees
who
get
their
hare
of
the
company's
revenues
twic
a
'month,
and,
this,
money,
therefore,
circulates
from
one
end
of
Canada,
to
the
other.
None
of
it
remains
unproductive,
but
aids
directly
in
the
stimulation
of
trade
and
commerce,
in
every
centre
whero
the
distribution
takes
place.
The
creater
Dart,
of
course,
is.
immediatclv
diverted
into
the
channels
of
trade,
but
a
considerable
portion
goes
into
savings
banks.
Unking
and
loan
associations,
insurance
and
other
forms
of
investment
There
are
communities
that
are
almost
28.058.471.86
63,069.441.81
4.588.593.56
6,600.561.00
14.772.327.92
$244,305,413.55
so!ely
dependent
upon
the
money
which
the
System
distributes
in
this
way.
No
enterprise
in
Canada
is
such
a
lame
purchaser
of
suDtiliea
as
tl.a
Cana
dian.
National
Railways.
Wherever
it
is
possible
to
do
so,
these
supplies,
are
purchased;
in
Canada
from,
products
manufactured
by
the
Canadian
workman
or
crown
or
mined
in
Canadian
territory.
Tlie
store
rooms
of
the
company
resemble
a
well-stocked
deoartment
store.
Thev
contain
thoua&ds
of
separate
items
from,
elastic
bands
to
pile
drivers.
The!
dining
.car
commissariat
is
a
steady
customer
of
the
Canadian,
farmer
and,
fisherman.
The
enterprise
is
one
that
is
intimately
associated
with
every
phase
of
industrial,
activity
in
the,
Dominion
from
the
publisher
of
a
newspaper
to
thai
builder
of
locomotives.
The
purchases,
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
stimulate
every
branch
of
commerce
and
industry
and
their
service,
provide,
an,
dequatq
and
dependable
agency
for
the,,
transportation
of
people
and
their
goods
from
place
to
place.
nude
is
less
rrpcllanl
than
in
some
previous
shows,
but
in
no
sense
does
it
rive
promise
of
progress
either
in
drawing
or
coloring.
A
sludy
of
Hie
salon
leaves
one
al
the
end
with
I
he
impression
of
jus
I
having
recovered
from
a
iiixhlmarc.
TINY
SCORPION
IS
FOE
TO,
BEDBUGS
One
Recently
Discovered,
by
"Means
of
Radio
Broadcast
WIXXIPKli.
April
30
that
is
smaller
(ban
Hie
pion
has
claws
or
,
pincers,
as
pari,
of
the
forward,
eo.ii,ipmenl,
but.
unlike.
l,he
scorpion
of
tropical
coiinlries
and
some
parts
of
Saskatchewan,
is
mlmvs
a.
tail,
I'rof.
Jackson,
slates,
llo
ex-
pressed
inc.
opinion
uiai
inc
ins-
n.-i
co
very,
wotiio
ne
weicoine,
as
nip.
scorpion
was
a"
.ir
preyed
on,
bedbugs
and
no
latter
front
being
loo
gregarious
than
al
present
in
some
quarters.
To
prevent
a
pubKn
panic,
Prof.
Jackson
look,
precaution
lo
point
out
thai
Ihe
bile,
of
the
:eorpiou
has
no
harmful
effect
on
Iho
human
being.
The
professor
al.lribnles
Ihe
discovery
lo
radio.
Having
a
lite
enloniolo3ic.il
stns.al,lnn,
Ihe
time,
in,
I
his
part
of
Iho
world,
Several
days
later,
.rpfssngos
were
received
from
onr
sre-llnns
of
Ihe
prnvhifie,
inlimaling
Mini
Iho
rare
bed
hug
oxiormifl-alor
wa
doing
"Ms
sturf"
in
Ihc
country.
NO
MORE
FOOLING
did
Abraham
Lincoln
show
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.
-
UNITED
STATES
QUOTA
No
New
Applicants,
Can
Enter
Until
Aftep
July
1,
Except
Canadian,
Born
bed
hux,
bill
ti.iiinjplis.
wlipnever:
Consul
Wakefield
lias
been
these
two
meet
in
mortal
com-lnoiifjcil
that
the
ijuola
for
peo-
(biU.
is
the
latest
.eiilooiolosical,tple
enlerinu
Iho
Luile.l
Stale
(discovery
in
Multiloba,,
accord-iJkls.
.been,
filled
.for
the
period
JiiiK
!
I'rof.
V.
W.vJuokson,
of
the
Manitoba.
Afjrk'illliiral
Col-eae.
.
;
.
j;
Without
a,
name,
alpT
micro-.
M'opical
in
dimensions,,
the
scor
July
I.
but
the
announcement
..
ii...
1
1
1
1
(
I
i
I
"
lieu
ipig
parasiie,111Pi,,
doubt
did
a
greal
uVnl
in.
i)s
owun.
ccriirPnc
niaV
CMAlfT
effeclive
wjiy
in
prevenjjng
the
rflOJLnUIillO
lllrVI
OIUUIVL
hunch
Ilia!
Ihe
scorpion
mighli
Imlia
exist
in
Manitoba,
he
broadcast
air
offer
of
a
reward
for
infor-maJion
leading
to
Ihe
discovery
of,
such
n
parasite.
The
very
next
day
a
Winnipeg
boy
riished
lo
his
residence
and.
fiymi.
a
care
fully
sacl
packet'
brouglil,
forll)
the
rpiota
if
already
fillttd
present
lerin
is
lo
avoid
.
i:..-.:
I.
.1....
......1a
ss
appucai
ions
iiruin
iii.uii.
ON;
LATEST
AIR;
SHIP
Even
the
Crew
May
Enjoy
the
Weed
Without
Danger
of
Fire:
720
Feet
Long
LONDON.
April
30--
KinglandV
giant
airship,
Ihe
Il-lOl,
which
Is
lo
idy
between
this
couiur;
nn
is
lo
be
constructed
of
Mainless
slecl.
anil,
is
to
huvii
Iwo
separate
decks
and
ncftonin
mo.lalion
for
100
passengers.
The
use
of
slainles
steel
111
Hie
framework
of
the
dirigible
is
rousiilercd
by
experts
In
be
a
decided
advance
in
airship
coa
obstruction
because
of
its,
strcnglli,
Passengers
and
crew
on
tho
ll-inl
may
smoke
pipescigars
or,
cigarettes
during
voyages,,
as,
Ihrj
engines
will
nol
use
gasoline
as
fuel,
bill
a
heavy
gas
oil
instead,
ami
by
Mils
sysieijv
virtually
all
danger
of
fire
while
in
Hie
air
will
be
elminalcd.
Provision
for
It's
mighty
good
business
a
snuikinif
roonx
has
been
made
I
in
Hie
plans
and
this
compart-
IMMIGRANTS
FILLED
':::l
"J"
endingJuly
I,
bill
I
bat
regislra-lioii.f
can,'be
received,
now
ejjher
)iy
inajl
or
personally
for
regis-lrlliVutii.itakeii.vn"''l
nfler
llio
dale
mentioned.
This,
does
not
apply
lo
people,
born
in
Canada
against
whom
there
is
no
ipiola
regulalion.
Xo
guarantee
is
given
that
nuvone
will
be
admit
led
after
llll
III
I
IIU!!
II.JII
Utl
Kt
till
liner,
only
oil
a
somewhat
smaller
scale,
of
course.
The
sleeping
ipiarlers
will;
consist
of
Iwo-I'eil
cabins,
also
similar
tu
lenmship
berlhs,
.
Accoiiliiiff
lo
the
present
plans
of
the
builders,
who
are
wur.lv.-injr
in
conjunction
with
the
air
ministry,
the
keel
of
Hie
ship
will
be
laid
down
some
lime
in
July.
'I
he'
II-10
1
is
to
be
720
feet
ii7-(bitfth
aii.l
1,1.0
Tei?!
in
rliantelei
and
is
expected
lo
begin
ils
flights
via
Ihe
great
eastern
airway
some
time
in
1020.
SELF
SACRIFICE.
".Mania,"
said
little
Klsie.
"I
do
wish
I
had
-some,
money
In
give
you
tor
Iho.
nojir
children."
Iler
mother,
wjshjnj;
In
leach
iicr
the
lesson
vof
self-sacrifice,
said;'
"Very
well,
tlear;
if
you
would
like
lo
go
without
sugar
for
a
week,
I'll
give'
you
lite
money
instead,
ambJhen
you
will
have
some."
The
lillle
onj
...considcrial
solemnly
for
a
iriniiienl,
and
then
said:
"Mul
it
be
sugnr,
mama?"
v
hy,
no,
darling:
not
neces
sarily.
What
wimlib
you
like
to
do
without?"
"Snap,
mama,"
-was
Klsie'.
tinswer.
IN
PROBATE,
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
In
I
lie
MattPt
ir
Hie
Ailiniiil'lralloa
Arl:
ami
Ii).
tin
Malr
nt.
Mm
KsUIp
nr
EOvv.v
Hick
Tanpi.pr
II
vile,
herpaspil.
IntPslatP
TA
K
K
MITICK
that
by
onlpr
or
his
llnlinr
K.
MrH.
Yonng-
Inaitr
the
t6ltr
ilay
or
April,
A.I).
I0i!.,
I
was
aii.lnlpil
AO
inlniKlrator
or
tlm
esialo
or
Kilwy,
lllrks
Taveiier
llyilo.
ilpivaseil,
an.l
all
jmr.tte
liavlnir
claims
against
the
salrl
rstale
ar
lien-li.v
ivimlri'd
to
furnish
ain.
pro
I'Ki'ly
vrcirip..)
lo
tun
ntir.
lipr.ire
Uiu.
tflili
nay
or
May.
A.n.
tint,
ami
an
i.nii.-
Iinlpliln.l,
tu
tlm
ostaip
ff-
rniilril
t
ay
tho
ami'iml
or
their
liHlPlilniliH'xs
lo
ine
r.irtli
Willi.
MHIM.V.V
A.
WATT,
orn.'lal
A.ln.lnl.slrator.
l'rliip
Hnppri.
Ii.
"
.
Dated
ttie
itm
day
or
Afrii,
tin
Canadian
Laundrv
and
Dry
Cleaners
Operating
the
only
power
Cleaning
and
pressing
equipment
in
the
city.
Ser-yico
and
workmanship
unsurpassed,
a
phono
call
will
bring
our
car.
515
6th.
Ave.
W,
Phone
8.
TIRES
Prices
aro
again
reduced
H
no
longer
pays
yon
lo
repair
old
Hrc3.
BUY
A
NEW
ONE.
We
have
them
in
30x3Vi
sizes
from
$8.00
to
$15.00.
S.
E.
PARKER
Ltd.
Ford
Dealers
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
RestauranL,
A
Bakery
linsurpaed
Third
Avenue.