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INDIAN
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Port
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Indians
Quarrel;
and
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Uses
Axe
on
the
j
Other
!
CONFLICTING
STORIES
Domestic
dillirulties
and
a
long
standing
grievance
between
the
allacker
and
the
nl
lacked
played
a
pari
in
the
case
ac-i
cording
to
.evidence
that
was
presented
yesterday
'afternoon
u
the
trial
of
Arljiur
Stewart
.
J!
Port
Kssington
who
was
put
onj
trial
u
two
counts
of
unlawfully'
wounding
David
(Peg
Leg
Doug-1
las
at
I'ort
Kssinglon
.on
Apn,
21
last.
I
he
counts
were,
firs'.
wounding
with
inlent
to
murder
and,
second,
with
intent
to
di.
grievous
bodily
harm.
The
cas.'
was
the
last
on
the
docket
of
the
present
assize
court
sessiov.
It
was
commenced
at
3.au
yes
terday
afternoon
and
was
still
proceeding
this
morning'.
L.
Y.
II..
I
....,..
.'
I
i-uiiiiure.
actru
lor
me
crown
an
ji
Milton
(ionzalrs
for
the
defence.
The
following
jury
was
cm-panelled
after
the
accused
had
pleaded'
not
guilty:
It.
H.
Henson
(foreman),
J.
Harris,
J.
K.
Dyer.
llbward
Sleen,
J.
J.
tiillis,
(i.
V.
Hudderham,
W.
II.
Sherman,
C.
(iilhuly,
.1.
Naylor,
11.
l
(ilas-sey.
S.
Wood
and
A.
T.
Parkin.
The
defence
challenged
M.
Mi-
Arthur,
I'.
W.
Weseh
and
J..
W.
Kxley
"and
Ihc
crown
slood
asid"
V.
11.
Montgomery
aiid
H.
(.
Cunningham.
Crown's
Case
In
onllining
the
case
for
the.
crown,
Mr.
Palmore
slated
thai
the
evidence
would
show
thai
there
had
been
bad
blood
between
rilewart
and
Douglas.
When
he
was
wounded,
Douglas
was
baling
uul
a
canoe
that
had
been
made
by
him
but
which
had
been
used
by
the
accused.
Accused
came,
along
a
high
side
walk
above
the
beach
and
asked
Douglas
if
he
was
going
to
us-Mic
canoe
to
which
Douglas
atis-
NOTICE
OF
CANCELLATION
OF
RE8CRVL
."NOTICE
IS
HEIlKBY
GIVEN
that
Ilk-reserve
coverlby
certain
lands
near
llir
Junction
of
OrotalJ
and
skcena
Mve.-t
designated
Lot
?,
Iiange
5,
Coast
District,
la
cancelled.
CEO.
It.
NADEN.
Iieputy
Minister
or
Lands.
Department
or
Lands,
Victoria,
B.C..
May
4tli.
m.
"Demers"
Have
the
Daintiest
of
Newest
and
Summer
Lingerie
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and
See
Them
House
of
Quality
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Dr.F.P.Kenny
DENTIST
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Block
Phone
109
TORTURED
BY
A
"DEAD"STOMACH
"fruit-a-tires"
bring
relief
from
Chronic
Constipation
m.
rnto
luolow
"For
a
jfreat
many
years
I
was
a
martyr
to
Constipation
and
'Indigestion;
nothing
I
tried
ever
did
me
any
good.
I
was
induced
to
try
"Fruit-atives"
and
thev
brought
relief
with
the
first
tablet:
and
by
takinjr
this
splendid
medicine
at
regular
intervals,
I
suffer
jio
more.
I
CAN
NOW
EAT
ANYTHING
WITHOUT
FEELING
THE
SLIGHTEST
PAIN
OR
DISCOMFORT
AFTERWARDS.
So
writes
Mr.
Ludlow,
a
former
U.
S.
Vice
and
Deputy
Consul
in
Great
Britain,
and
now
of
161
West
36th
Street,
New
York.
Thousands
have
been
relieved
of
the
miseries
of
Constipation
and
Indigestion
by
"Fruit-a-tivrs,
the
famous
natural
remedy
made
from
the
concentrated
and
intensified
juices
of
fresh
oranges,
apples,
prunes
and
figs.
23c
and
50c
at
all
dealers.
Acred
in
the
aflirmalixe.
Accused
went
away
and
returned
with
a
lipid
axe
in
his
hand.
Douglas
saw
him
coming
and
shoulciloul
in
fear.
,
Accused
struck
him
on
Hie
head
with
the
axe
and
he
was
knocked
down,
hecomMig
unconscious.
As
Douglas
was
'struggling
to
his
fcwl,
Stewart
renew
ed
Ihe
attack
with
the
axe
and
knocked
htm
down
again.
Tlicilaineil
first
blow,
it
would
he
shown,
resulted
in
Douglas
losing
ai
eye.
'
David
Douglas
was
the
first
witness.
He
spoke
through
an
interpreter.
C.
P.
llyan.
Wilne
said
Iip
had
li.een
horn
in
I'ori
he
and
accused
had
been
usiuc
LAND
ACT.
Nolle,
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaat
Landa.
In
the
Land
llecui-dltijr
IMtri-t
r
I'riiH'e
ItiiiM'it,
and
situate
on
the
north-w-in
COH9I
ut
'earo
Inland.
H.C
aoorox-
imali'ly
three
nillea
north
trom
tlx;
mouth
i
,it
inter
uaruor.
Take
Notlre
that
1.
I'ieldlnir
3tianir
or
siiiiiijnidp,
u.C.
oreiitiatlon
caniieo'iniiti,
iiiIi-ihI
to
uiiily
for
a
Iruse
of
the
fol
iiiuii.ir
(ii-rrn,eu
la
I
ids:
THE
DAtLT
ITKWS
Raturdav
jnr,,
the
sledge
hammer
away
from
accused.
Laic
in
the
season
o!
11)21,
accused
had
charged
witness
with
mixing
up
with
hi
(accused's
wife).
Jusl
prior
Ut
I
the
assault
in
question,
accused
had
again
threatened
to
strike
him
with
an
axe
but
the
axe
had
been
taken
away
from
him
by
Herbert
Hoberlson.
This
occurred
in
accused's
house
when
ac
jcus'ed
had
relumed
from
a
trip
ness
admitted
mi
several
oeeas
ions
living
at
Stewart's
house.
He
said
he
had
hern
encouraged
iy
hoth
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stewart.
There
were
letters
between
Airs.
Stewart
and
Witness
one
of
which
was
apparently
intercepted
hy
Stewart.
Witness
denied
i
hat
he
hud
at
any
lime
threatened
lo
kill
Stewart.
On
the
day'
111
uucstiun.
witness
ir.kiiiL'lv
InliM'
.icmsfil
Hint
i,
,.,.ni,i
ii,
it
minuting
l
he
canoe
any
more.
He
thought
accused
had
taken
it
in
a
jokinsr
way
hut
lo
his
surprise
he
came
back
with
an
axe
and
attacked
aim.
Doctor's
Evidence
Testifying
as
to
nature
of
Jim
wounds,
sustained
hy
Douglas
who
had
arrived
in
the
jeity
for
treatment
on
Ihe
day
of
the
assault.
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin
said
(hat
he
had
an
injured
eye,
his
nose
was
liroken
and
he
had
lwo
or
three
hruises'on
his
left
hip.
The
sight
'
uf
Ihe
left
eye
vu
gone.
The
injuries
had
heen
caused
by
some
semi-sharp
Instrument,
more
likely
the
Made
of
an
axe
than
the
hull.
Under
cross
.
e-xauiinaliuu
by
-Mr.
(ionzales,
Dr.
Kergin
said
that
Douglas'
wounds,
in
Ihe
absence
of
infection,
could
not
hae
been
described
as'
endan
gering
his
life.
llowecr,
it
wa
in
a
dangerous
locality
and
ait!
inch
further
would
hae
cnlcredj
Ihe
brain.
l
would
nol
take
a
heavy
swing
of
Ihc
axe
lo
cause
the
injuries
Douglas
had
stis-
Court
adjourned
at
5.
15
infill
IU
o'clock
this
morning.
Gave
Up
Axe
Mary
Wesley,
sister
of
lh
wounded
.man,
was
the
first
wil
ness
Ibis
morning.
She
arrhed
flit
fill
riti
nr
llif.
!i11L..fl
r.ssu.uo
,uU
Mie
accuse,!
io
sau
ir.
H(U.r
jt
0(.PUrm,
:wetily
years.
He
then
proceeded
,,ou;:,a
lyift;r
,,((Wn
i,lc,.dinsr
to
give
account
or
the
an
ultac'i,,,,
accUtipj
ha(
Ult.
axe
(
,,,4
Ihul
had
btsen
made
on
him
mi,,,,.,,,
vtin.-
,,.iif..r
Ihe
day
in
question.
I
he
canoe;.,..
....
av
.
he
(witness!
built
himself
wu.v'.
jad
Jo
swon.
al
,ip
or
Moses
leak,
but
Ihe
liittcr.!saw
yk.wa,.(
0U?Ia,
,
had
nol
paid
for
il.
lie
had
not
,
,;.
....m,
ii.
w.
sold
or
given
it
lo
anybody
bull,,oll3l.,s
wHl
,,,
faP.
Mwtllngt
was
allemptinz
Id
rise
from
lb"
il
logelher.
As
a
result
of
HiBigrou,ld.
rr,ck
him
on
the
attack,
accusod
had
lo'sl
Ihc
sight
of
an
eye.
Hoth
eyes
had
heen
in
good
condition
before.
Witness
also
said
that
he
had
a
wooden
leg.
Lens
Standing
Trouble
Further
examined,
wiliie
said
that
Stewart
and
he
had
lirsl
had
trouble
in
11)14.
He
had
endeavored
to
slop
a
row
jptween
accused
and
Mrs.
Slew-art
and
accused
had
threatened
to
strike
him
with
a
sledae
hammer.
Somebody
had
:oiiiiiieniin
at
a
lxwt
liirnied
approx-J
wife
and
Douglas
logelher
under
iinuti'lj
three
mllca
uurlh
from
the
month
r
W'MUer
Harbor,
I'earce
Island;
them'e
iiutlliweM
iwu
(g)
i-iwiin,
more
or
Him,
l,i
liiur
uutu,
ilui..tt
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so
IU
LUIHUUNUtHKI
AND
GLACdOW
lower
part
of
the
hack.
Constable
It.
Oibson
lobl
or
accused
having
given
himself
up.
Accused
lold
the
ollicer
that
il
warf
Ihe
first
'lime
he
had
been
in
trouble
and
he
was
sorry.
Witness
said
lie
had
heard
of
touble
lH'lween
Stewart
and
Douglas
over
Slewart's
wife.
Accused
himself
had
reported
it.
Under
cross-examination,
Ihe
witness
said
thai
accused
lunl
been
a
good
lytic
of
Indian.
He
was
re
taken
.ligious
and,
rather
than
aggres
sive,
was
inclined
Ihe
oilier
way.
He
had
been
surprised
when
he
learned
he
bail
got
in
such
trouble..
Defence
Outlined
In
outlining
the
case
for
Ihe
defence,
Mr.
tionzalcs
said
he
would
endeavor
lo
shov.'
Ihataccusedhad
on
several
occasions
found
his
suspicious
circumstances.
Hi
had
complained
lo
.tire
police
iilonir
low
water
mark
uw
htuidretl
audi
about
Douglas
tiuy
iino)
i-lialns;
thi'iii-e
Noiitheuitt
two
C2,
i-liaiiiH;
tlii-niT
oulhwfl
oim;
hnndn-d
and
tUly
neo
rlmin.
more
or
lew.
to
(mint
,,r
'
oniiiieni
einriit
and"
ion
tatnm
k
tlnri
tW'i
arre.
mure
or
les.-
JAMtS
FIKI.DI.NO
STIIAM1,
.
.
Name
r
Applicant,
ti
iti'd
May
19th.
tsr.
i.Hiueionia.
..uiin-
so
California.
.June
7
accused's
son
Akk.vi'U
..
iilv
t
r.oluiiililn
..
July
t,
Alhanlii
..
I
;i
I
v
m.
.Camilla
..
Any.
H
TO
PLVMOUTM-CMERBOURQ.UAMRUna
When
accused
had
attempted
lo
remouslra'c
wilh
Douglas,
the
littler
had
used
Pan
language
ami
picked
up
a
club
HER
FACE
WAS
COYERED
WITH
PIMPLES
SHE
GOT
RIO
OF
THEM
BY
USING.
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
ami
louuu
nun
sleeping
mere.
mi,,
t.
Hunter,
n.it.
No.
,
London,
Mr.
(Sonzalc's
conducted
out.,
wriie:--i
wish
to
rejouuurmi
lenglhv
cross-examination
of
'
BurdiKk
Blood
nittera
to
HI
ou,eii
wim
Hi.iiI
i.ii.'
rc
urrrrln
from
pimples
or
any
other
i.,
ii
Douglas
w
m
Ihe
curse
,.r
of
whirl.
)MrJ
ntM
blpmlMw,.
Aoou,
lwo
,
u
was
attempted
to
show
im-'wls
an-atiy
troubled
wtin
piim.iri
and
proper
relations
between
wit-!ores
breaking
out
on
my
rare,
and
could1
ness
and
accused's
wife.
Wil-
rft
'"'
rrl,ef
m'1"'
rnuiliy,
Wend
tecum
mentieu
nip
to
lake
H.ll.H.
Till
I
flirt,
nd
I
mi
now
rUd
to
Say
that
your
remedy
ha
giten
me
the
dettlrahle
re
mlt,
and
1
now
have
nice
Miiootti,
clear
fkln,
as
It
hat
eliminated
all
theltnpuri-tlc
from
my
bloody
Oct
H.D.R.
when
you
a;k
for
It;
It
lia
lieen
on
the
market
Tor
l
lie
fat
46
years;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
MIUurn
Limited,
Toronto.
OnL
At
III)
time
did
accuse.!1
lb
Skeena
Land
liMrlrt,
llfcordliiaT
M
al
tempt
violence
against
Doug
las.
Accused,
when
Douglas
had
insisted
that
he
was
going
to
i
lake
the
canoe
Dial
belonged
lo
.accused's
son,
had
laken
an
axe
;
wil
li
a
View
lo
smashing
it
up.
Douglas
had
obtained
his
injury
when
he
had
got
between
Slewar
and
the
canoe
as
accused'
was
about
lo
put
this
intention
inlo
effect.
1'revious
to
Ibis,
accused
had
put
(he
situation
as
regarded
his
wiTc
and
Douglas
before
the
Indian
Agent
and
was
expecting
a
visit
from
the
Domin-
Juiy
to,
ion
couslablu
Iti
look
into
the
affair.
Moses
l'eitk
was
Ihc
firsl
witness
for
the
defence.
He
deduced
that
he
had
given
the
boat
in
iiuestlou
to
Moses
Slewarl,
Moses
Stewart,
son
of
accused,
in
giving
evldcifce,
largely
bore
Ali'lmiW
June
7.
Allir.
1.
Sent.
&
II.
i.
ulni.v
,.m
..,,111,,..,
I
l.
r
Money
order
and
draru
at
loweat1'
,
'
"
"u
"
rates
Fun
inrornuitl'in
rrnm
Arenta
nriCoilZales.
I'liere
had
been
words
'iinpanv
firrt.-n.
cu
llastlntr
St
t.
W.ii
.
.
,
...
.
Vancouver.
B.C.
'IbcUvecti
isiewart
and
Dough's
nver
witness'
mother.
The
etil
incident
was
win-
Douglas
drove
accused
out
of
.hi-own
house.
Told
Own
Story
Arthur
Stewart,
tlui
accuecd
lout
ins
adory
m
a
four'.ciius
tun)
ready
manner
and
was
very
clear
in
relating
the
incident..
II.
went
at
some
length
inlo
Ihe
association
under
compromising
circuuislances
of
his.
wife
anJ
Douglas.
Jusr
after
the
death
Noughts'
mother
ami
Ihe
day
Im
fore
Ihe
funeral,
Duuglus
ramr
lo
a
Salvation
Army
meeting
to
cepenl,
accused
od
the
ollice
to
drop
it
altogether.
Hut
again
this
year,
aceuset,
le.slitied,
liis
wife
ami
Douglas
had
resumed
(heir
association
He
came
to
Prince
Huperl
lo
see
(he
Indian
Agent
and
had
beer,
promised
that
Coiisable
Watkin
sojt
would
inesligale.
In
the
meantime,
he
had
moved
out
v
his
own
huuse
when
Douglas
had
refused
lo
go.
He
had
decide
i
lo
leave
the
matter
lu
the
law.
WantedvSmash
Canoe
Relating
to
Douglas
woundiin
.
jkm'Usi'iJ
uid
that
he
had
gone
to
the
canoe
in
order
lo
smash
i'
up
if
Douglas
refused
to
gie
i'!
over
to
him.
lie
asked
Dutigla
lo
do
so
I
line
times
put
Dougla-had
refused.
Finally
accused
said
"Keep
out
of
my
way,
Dave
1,'iin
going
to
smash
Ihe
cauoc:"
When
he
was
lowering
Ihe
axe.
Douglas
rushed
in
and
was
hit.
Accuse,)
haif
not
intended
In
hi
him.
Douglas
fell
down
and
accused
said
he
did
not
hit
him
again.
Under
cross-exaiitinalion,
ac
cused
said
that
he
was
afraid
of
Douglas
in
a
fight
een
if
h
was
a
one-legged
man.
The
judge
asked
accused
why
he
had
tiol
gone
to
a
policeman
over
Ihe
boat.
Did
he
nol
think
his
cop-
duel
w
ilh
I
lie
axe
was
dangerous
under
the
circuuistanres?
Asked
by
Mr.
I'almori!
why
lie
Jmd
not
gone
lo
Hie
law
wilh
Ihc
tmiller
of
the
bout
just
as
he
had
in
connection
with
the
relations
oi
his
wife
and
Douglas,
accused
said
"It
was
too
early
in
th
morning
to
take
the
case
lo
Ihc
law."
Following
Ihe
addresses
ol
counsel
and
Ihe
chu'Ce'
f
H'"
Lordship,
I
lie
Jury
irlired
at
I
o'clock
this
afternoon
lo
consider
its
verdict.
DICK'S
CALCULATION
Father
You
are
loo
young,
my
dear,
lu
marry
and
leau
a
good
home.
Daughter
Hut.
papa.
Hichurd
says
thai
won't
be
necessary.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
Nw
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaa
Lan
intl
01
I'lilii'e
liiiif'lfc
miu
ai.ua.u
a.
Pott
Edward.
li.C.
TAKE
MiTIlK
that
the
gkcena
lllver
Parklnir
(.oinpuny,
Limited,
of
Port
l-d
.1.....I
II
....t,,.u,l....
fll.
I.M.Aaa
In
ti'iiiU
to'
apply
for
hm'IiiIisIoii
to
Wane
tne
ronowniK
(him
rn.cd
lunm:
Commenclmr
at
a
ihiki
planted
al
the
aoulhwent
rorner
of
I.nl
4176
H.V.
eoal
tliMrU'l;
tin-nee
aoiitherly
alouir
low
water
mark.
SOU
ft.:
thfinr
aoiithwenlerly
parallel
to
the
Hoiitherly
boundary
of
Lot
1170,
HO
ft.;
thence
northerly
parallel
lo
water
mark,
too
feet;
theuee
north-eaHtcrly
alouir
the
aoulherly
boundary
ol
l
ot
1470
produced,
IDU
feet
to
the
niinl
of
commeueemeiit,
t'otitaliiluir
half
an
arre,
more
or
ie,
8Ki:t:A
tiiVF.it
pai:m.no
COMPAMY,
LTD.
Appllraril
tiaied
Mar
I
at.
Itit
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaa
Landa.
Ill
the
l.aud
lltirordlnir
(llslrlt't
of
rrinie
iniieri,
aim
mi
naif
on
the
iioitn
went
ruiitl
of
PearHe
Klund.
li.C.
anoi'iii
mately
u
,
ml
lea
north
from
lliu
moutti
of
Winter
llartwir.
Take
Notice
that
(limae-Mlllerd
Limited
of
ViAieouvrr,
ll.t:..
ocrnpntlon
packera,
iiu
iu
appiy
inr
a
leaxe
fjl
lliu
toi-lowlnir
(lenrrlbed
tuiida:
Cominencliiir
at
a
poat
planted
appro
linatHv
nix
inllea
noi-h
frrom
the
uth
of
Winter
Harbor,
PearHe
Uland:
thence
liorlhweat
two
(
rhatna,
more
or
lean,
to
low
water
murk:
thence
iiorthvuat
alonir
low
water
mark
one
hundred'
and
alty
1
1001
i-holna;
thence
aoutheuit
twu
Hi
cliaiut,
tbunuo
auuttiwoat
uu
I
in..
Phone
645.
lonignt
unly,
Saturday
at
7
and
9
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
VIRGI
VAL
hundred
and
sixty
tf.0
rlmliis
more
"f
lew.,
tit
nlnl
or
Toiiimcnceliieiil
and
con
laiiiinit
thirty
two
(an.
acira,
more
01
UOS.SK-Mll.t.l.Iil
UMITMi.'
Name
or
Applicant.
Hated
May
Uth.
)m.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Applt
to
-'
Landa.
,
.
,
In
the
Land
llerordlnlt
Hlrlt
f
I'llnce
liiipci
t,
and
altualn
mi
Hie
lioi'lh
went
riwat
or
peante
Inland,
H.C,
apurnx
linutely
threii
inllea
north
from
tne
mouth
r
Winter
Harbor.
.
,.
.
,
Take
Notice
that
I'rliiell'a
LlmlKd
or
Piince
Itupi
rt
,
It.C.
occupation
pucker;-Intci.iW
lu
apply
ror
a
huso
or
Urn
i"
lowliiif
(IcnirllK-d
landa:
(Uimmenclnr
at
a
pout
planted
opproj.
Imately
three
tuilea
not
th
from
the
mouth
or
Winter
Harbor,
Pearse
Inland;
tlienc-iiorlliweHt
twu
it)
rhiiliw.
more
or
leas.
low
water
mark;
thenen
aoiitliweht
in
limit
low
wuter
inaik
one
hundred
and
alxty
(IBM)
I'lialii";
thence
amillieaat
two
()
chalna;
tlience
northeant
one
Imiidred
and
alxty
IGu
rhuinn,
more
or
lena,
to
lMtint
of
t'oinincncemcnt
and
con
talnlna
thirty-two
(3S)
arrea,
more
nr,
leai.
FlllZZKLI8
LIMtTKH.
Name
of
Pill'
niO
Hated
May
ivtli,
J
Via,
In
i
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
THE
SIGNAL
TOWER
All
PX'
.ling
I.
lie
nl
Ihe
Iron
l...l
wiih
WOOtl
Toresis
Of
California
it-
,i
b.irkgnu
i,
:
fiiemlmis
sweep
ill.
a
narralive
lilieil
to
....
.
the
minaiiic.
thrills
and
iltMigers
ol
milr
i
eiillilidicd
in
Hits
line
iludi.pla.
V-iu
will
-,
,
giant
locomotives,'
the
hurtling
through
sp.i
,
train,
and
(he
breath-taking,
fiphl
between
iw
signal
tnwer
You
will
see
one
of
liir
ttH-l
u,
slories
of
Hie
year
iu
which
Virginia
Valii
i.
heights
oT
arlisiir
i
harm
ler
Hirlraal.
M,m
-lacles
lo
bring
you
In
'he
.'dge-of
"i,r
e.ii.
s
Virginia
Valll,
Rockliffe
Fellowes,
Wallace
Beery,
J.
Farrell
MacDanald,
Frankie
Darro,
Dot
Farley
and
others.
Century
Comedy"
Present
Arms"
PATHE
REVIEW.
50c
and
25c
WHEN
TEACHER
"Kept
you
in"
Iteuieuiber
vvheif
you
were
ii
little
gn!
fell
when
(earlier
krpl
you
iu
".iller
chool
sjiring
HricruiMHi?
Anil
isn't
it
the
same
when
washing
K
1
house
now
that
spring
is
here?
Our
Family
Washing
Servic
will
Ihoroughly
antl
iron
all
your
flat
work,
wilh
i-faction.
.
Let
our
ieirc-fiil.ttive
t-x
h
in
b.
m
'
Laudilrv
Kcryirc
lor
ieoie
who
are
only
.i
besL
r-
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phone
8
Silk
Specials!
for
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
June
11th,
12th,
13th
Silk
Poplin,
lireeii
and
Nile
Meg.
1.73.
....
Strlpod
Taffetas,
reg.
$:!.::.
Sie
ial
Black
&
White
Striped
Taffetas,
reg.
$2.7-.
h1'
Striped
Satin,
reg.
.Mi.
Special
These
specials
art
exceptionally
good
"
"
be
sold
up
till
Saturday
night.
They
are
retl-i-
I
"
und
wo
cunnol
give
lliein
ut
the
speciitl
price
v
.labour
Bros.
Lt
95c
$1.95
$1.75
$2.35
.i
d
Cor.
3rd
and
w
-
LINDSAY'S
Carlagc
and
Storage
Phont
6
.......,n
U'arelitUI'l"
"inn.",
f
lstiihul"K
Team
Malar
8ervlJ.
,.,
Band
and
0rve
fl
SpecUtU.
I"
P
'nfl
Furnltur.
Ccvlnfl.
CHARLES
T.
C.
Mine
Englncorins
"d
trading
SccHiul
A
017
B11.
4"
m
Common
Toronto
.
,
wealth
luuu"s