Save
Your
Eyes
(iur
optician
has
had
over
-'5
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
filling
glasses.
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
Tom
Thumb
Umbrellas
In
all
the
new
shades
from
$5.50
$ll.50
"Demers"
"House
of
Quality."
P.O.
Box
327.
Phone
27
For
That
New
SPRING
SUIT
Go
to
M.
T.
LEE
Experienced
in
Ladies'
mid
Cienlleuten's
tailoring.
Prices
reasonable
and
a
big
clock
of
English,
.Scotlish
and
Irish
,
.Tweeds
and
Woollen
floods
available
lo
,
select
from.
Quality
and
fit
guaranteed.
Mail
orders
given
prompt
attention.
ALSO
DRY
CLEANING
AND
'
PRESSING
P.O.
Box
977.
Phone
663
337
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
-
-
B.C.
Travel
by
our
TAXI
It
Will
Pay
You
Kadi
fare
of
,r0c
up
i-0.
ocixes
a
niiiniiered
ticket.
Keep
llli'se
liekrls
until
further
notice
in
tliis
jiapcr.
Do
you
wish
for
a
quick
fire
in
Hie
inoruiiiKs?
IT
o.
yel
a
load
of
our
JJone
lry
Kihilling
Wood.
Transfer
Work
and
Heavy
lrayar-re
our
speeialily.
WE
DELIVER
CCAI
ICE
WOOD
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Third
Avenue
Phones
189,
112
&
Red
461.
Dr.F.PIenny
DENTIST
Exchange
Block
Phone
109
BAZAAR
FOR
RIDLEY
HOME
Affair
In
Metropole
Hall
Today
Promises
to
be
as
Successful
as
Ever
The
annual
hazaur
for
the
Jlidlev
Home,
which
was
opened
this
afternoon
in
the
Melropole
Hall
al
3
o'clock
by
Joe
Urccr.
gives
promise
of
being
as
dis-
tinclly
successful
alfair
as
any
iii
me
pasi
which
nave
consisi-enlly
proved
most
popular.
Ladies
of
niosl
all
denoniiualioiis
in
I
lie
cily
have
heeu
working
in
ro-ope.ralion
for
the
general
cause
by
taking
charge
or
various
departments.
The
result
is
I
li.it
Hie
liull
presents
a
very
pleasing
appearance
with
a
wide
offering
of
articles
lo
allrait
many
palrons.
Miss
Davies
and
Miss
West
have
general
charge
while
in,
charge
of
I
he
may
booths
are
the
followihg:
Fancy
Work
Mrs.
Cross,
as-
;
sited
liy
Mrs.
MHJoskric.
I
l'lain
Sewing
Mrs.
Hue.
j
Children's
Clothing
Mrs.
C.j
Hills,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Ctoodscllj
and
Mrs.
Whatman
ir.
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
J.
i.
Slecn,
assisted
by
Mrs.
1).
Mcl).
Hunter,
vMrs.
W.
1).
Vance.
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergin,
and
Mrs.
(ieorge
llorie.
Plants
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evilt,
as-sisled
by
Mrs.
II.
L.
Mclnlosli,
.Mrs.
II.
A.
Philpolt,
Mrs.
M.
M.
Stephens,
Mrs.
T.
Clarke.
Mis.
(.
d.
Hushby.
Miss
Alice
Du
Yernct
and
Mrs.
T.
McClymonl.
Miscellaneous
Mrs.
W.
II.
Cornish.
Candy
Mrs.
Ilobinson,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Ilibbard,
Miss
Hughes
and
Mrs.
Morris.
Second
hand
stall.
Mrs.
II.
Ulanre.
assisted
by
Mrs.
Veireck.
Fish
pond
and
children's
tall
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
'
tu
llie
Matter
or
lite
Administration
Act:
anil
iu
llie
Miller
r
ttii'
Estate
or
Kiluy
lllrk-TavriHT
llyile.
biMiavd.
lulislalo.
TAkt
MITICK
that
by
011I1T
r
til-Ih.tmr
T.
M'H.
Yoniiir
made
the
day
ir
April,
VI).
15.
I
was
uH.hiU-l
Art
mini-tra
tr
or
th?
estate
or
Kdwy
illrkm
Tavener
Hyde,
defeased,
and
all
iiarllec
having
claims
airalnsl
tlie
cld
est
ale
are
hereby
n
il
u
I
n
il
tu
rurnlsh
same,
ln
lerly
veriried
Iu
tn
on
or
lierore
the
IStli
nay
or
Ma.i.
.i.
in,
anil
all
partus
Itidebled
to
the
elale
ire.
required
to
pay
Uh-
amount
or
their
Indebtedness
lo
me
rutlliwllh.
OIIMA
A.
WATT,
orririal
Adinliii'trator,
I'rlnre
flupert.
B.C.
tisiiwi
the
ir.ih
dav
r
Kuril.
tsj5
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
ONLY
Combination
Specials
Heinz
STORE
SALE
By
R.
Bramley
Special
prices
prevailing
will
be
for
two
days
only
and
the
values
offered
are-I'd
per
rent
below
regular
prices.
95c
Lot
1
fix
Pork
A
Itenus.
plain
or
iu
lonialo
sauce,
size
1.
7
tins
for
.
.
.
35c
tot
2
Heinz
Cream
of
To-tniulo
Soup,
7
litis
for
95c
Lot
3
-Heinz
Tomalo
Catsup,
3
for
v.
95c
Lot
4-
-0
small
tins
Heinz
Cooked
Spaghetti,...
95c
Lot
55
medium
tins
I'ork
&
lleans,
plain
or
iu
tomalo
sauce
95c
Lot
61
large
hot
Up
Worcester
Sauce,
1
large
bottle
Tomalo
Calsup,
lnie-diiitn
cooked
Spaghetti
.
..
95c
Lot
71
jar
Heinz
Prepared
Muslard.
1
.
jar
Jleinz
Sweel
ickles,
1
uniall
bollle
Vinegar
...
.
.
95c
Lot
8
1
jar
Chilj
Sauce,
1
large
tin
Pork
&
Ileans.
2
small
Mils
Cream
of
Tomalo
Soti
95c
Lot
9,
1
tin
Ih'd
Kidney
I
Semis,
meiliuni
size,
i
large
(ins
Cream
of
Tomato
Soup,
1
jar
India
llelish
95c
Lot
101
small
(ins
Pork
&
Means,
assorted,
3
small
tins
Cream
of
To-
mato
Soup
95c
Rupert
Table
Supply
3
Phones,
210,
211,
212
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
P&ianjara
Quality
-Mrs.
P.
E.
liaisler,
Mr:
,olinoii.
Mrs.
A.
Akerbei
Thor
and
Mrs.
Skatlebol.
Palmistry
Mrs.
Jlreiuner.
Fori
line
telling
Mrs.
11.
T.
Willett.
Mrs.
J.
C.
MfLeniian
is
convener
of
the
lea
'room
with'
Mrs!
I.
E.
Tretnayiie
aud
Mrs.
(J.
,.
Eggert
pouring,
Mrs.
1).
(J.
Slewarl
as
cashier,
and
Mrs.
11.
SI.
fi.
Lee,
Mrs,
A.-
II.
Nichols.
Mrsv
S.
P.
Mc-Mordic,
Mrs.
S.
K.
Canitibell,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Wright,
'
Mrs.
Lionel
Holthy,
Mrs.
C.
1L
larr,
Mrs.
F.
W.
Pearson.
Mr,
't.
(.
Crewe.
Mrs.
Milton
(Jon-zales,
Mrs
C.
C.
slenhavcr,
.
.
.
.
.
t
:
l
:
a
;
.hiss
.unrgneriie
tonng
aim
.hiss
Audrey
Itiishliy
serving.
STOCK
MARKET
liranby
..
..
..
Howe
Sound
Indian
(ilaeier
-r
U.K.
Silver
...
Surr
Inlet
...
Dunwell
Premier
L.
A
A
Daly-Alaska'
Itayview
Hid.
Asked
I.
'..no
15.50
17.0(1
.u;
tj
.ivs
.2
i
I.
id
.05
K
3.30
.22
.15
.10
.27
1.50
.Of.
Vs
4.5(1
2.37
.23
.25
.1
1
Vs
"dverlie
in
thn
Dailv
ew
LAND
ACT
III
I'rinee
llu(x-rt
Land
Dlstrirt;
Dlrtrtnl
or
I'rinee
IliiHrt.
-
TAKE
MlTICE
liiat
1.
MerlU
Ites
llrlav.
it
Vancouver,
Ii.i:
oetiialMm
aatmon
Itrt
ker,
I
lend
i
to
apply
Tor
iM-rmisitloii
to
pureliase
tin
rollowlnir
denerllied
lands:
-
r.oiiintf
iieuiir
al
a
h,i
pianled
Vj
mite
south
or
the
goittheast
eorner
or
Lot
070J,
rtlllie
Creek,
tianre
t,
pmrt
ItUlrirl;
thettee
rtvlh
Sit-chains;
lllenee
vent
Jii
I'liain-';
ttienre
win
Hi
to
(tt'ire
line
In
an
i-axtArl)'
direction
to
jKdnt
or
rom-iiieii'-eiiient;
containinir
40
acres,
more
or
ll'KS.
Ml.lllLL
PES
lllUSAY.
Applicant,
i
Edwin
Elroy
liariium.
Axent.
Iixp-d
rll
rd.
iv-ti
NOTICE.
IN
THE
M
VTTEH
or
an
application
rr
i
lie
mnie
(
u
irejn
eeriincale
or
line
rir
l.oln
nineteen
MVi
ami
Iviiiitv
(Sin.
Iil-k
Ihlrty-lwo
CIS,.
Seitlon
rive
(ii,
I'Aly
nt
I'rinee
Itifiiert,
Jlaii
VS3.
Satlxrarlory
roor
or
the
do'triirtlon
or
llie
(.ertiricate
or
title
enverlnt
the
htve
land
hill
in
been
fiirnllicd
irf
lhl
office
It
in
my
Inlentlun
In
lue.
after
ine
evpiraiKin
or
thirty
oavn
rrom
tlie
rirf
imtillcailnn
hereof,
a
duplicate
Certificate
(r
Title
eorerlnv
the
paid
land
i
In
llie
name
r
1'ETElt
M.
CASSIDY
and
I
l'llK
C.ASfSlnV.
uhlcli
Ortlflcine
or
title
U
dated
the
1
3th
ufrnrt.
It
1
3,
and
numbered
Hit
I.
II.
V.
MACLEOD,
IleirlMiar
or
Title!.
Land
llcrlslry
Orrice,
I'rlnre
Ilnpert,
B.C.
Vanh
ih
1(t!l
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
G75
DENTIST
I
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Prion
CI.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
ViUlributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Band
and
Gravel
W
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Kovlnfl.
AOE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEW
3
Thn
Diamonds
Aler!.
thinking
people
who
are
in
touch
with
Hie
trend
of
events
and
who
do
not
fail
to
THINK,
HEAR,
SEE
&
ACT
know
that
in
buyitiK
a
diamond
(hoy
must
depend
l;irx'ly
upon
the
dealer.
Our
values
are
equal
lo
those
of
any
house
in
Canada
and
cheaper
than
many.
ONLY
ATHLETES
SAFE
IN
ROME
Streets
Crowded,
Very
Narrow
Sidewalks
and
Taxis
Drive
Past
HOME,
May
7.
The
municipality
of
Home
lias
begun
a
series
of
iniioval
ions
in
street
truinc
regulation
wlncli,
man.v
Holy
Year
visifor-
lo
Hie
Italian
capital
hopo,
will
li;ie
Ihe
elfecl
of
lessening
the
dangers
presented
lo
the
en-existence
in
Home
of
pcrTinps
Hie
most
reckless
motor
ear
drivers
in
the
world
aud
the
iKiirovsest
side-Walks
of
any
of
the
great
capitals.
Safely
first
i
w
Vork,
London
and
Pads
is
largely
an
ad-inonilion
lo
avoid
jay-walking,
and
Ihe
careful
pedestrian
is
safe
if
he
follow-
I
In-
rules
of
Hie
road
ami
trust
to
the
traffic
iioliceiilai).
Here.
howeer,
Ihe
only
suto
5Viy
lies
in
ducking
into
a
hallway
during
a
particularly
busy
movement
of
traffic.
Many
of
the
timsl
imporlanl
squares
ami
thoroughfares
of
Home
have
merely
nominal
sidewalks
for
pedestrians
or
none
at
all.
For
most
oi
llie
lenglh
of
the
Corso
Imbcm,
Ihe
city's
busiest
artery
of
lialllr,
no
more
than
walk
while
Hi.
ml
wide,
two
or
three
people
can
abreast
on
Hie
sidewalk.
Ihe
Via
Coui'lolli,
Home's
Sheet,
is
about
3U
feel
including
Ihe
two
narrow
sidewalks.
The
Piazza
di
Spagrta,
the
city's
tourist
center,
has
ut
sidewalk
at
all
and
is
u
mad
hcllrr-skellor
of
Irallie.
lespilc
the
narrowiteas
of
Ihe.
streets
Hume's
tavicabs,
aud
I
hey
are
,hy
far
the
most
luxurious
and
fastest
in
I
lie
world,
dash
along
al
a
breakneck
sped.
Ihe
chauffeurs
sounding
their
old-
fashioned
horns
every
few
sec
onds
lo
terrify
the
pedestrians
who
are
unable
to
crowd
onto
the
sidewalks.
EXODUS
TO
UNITED
STATES
DECLINING
''Toronto
Clobe,
The
slalislies
published
by
Ihe
fniled
Slates
aul
horn
jes
slmw
a
gratifying
reduction
in
the
migration
of
Canadians
to
the
Uniled
Stales.
Up
to
June,
il2S,
and
inclusive
of
-'(hat
mouth,
there
was
an
incre.ase.
Since
inai
time
mere.
n;t4.jui'n
a
uo-
clihe,
as
shown
ly.thj;
following
(able:
11)23
11)2
1
July
in.rtio
7.HI
I
August
l(i,C85
1
0,1
5
1
September
...
T(i,C.7i
10,073
October
..
..
15.H5H
10.113
.November
.
..
20.S62
12,321
December
..
.
17,551)
.11.733
The
improvement
ctJiliuued
during
Ihe
present
year.
In
January,
1H25,
there
were
11,151).
as
compared
wilh
15.513
in'
January,
1H2S,
and
in
February,
11)25,
i.CKO,
a
compared
with
13,li3
in
Fehruary,
lsl.
Should
this
improvement
be
maintained,
Ihe
migration
fur
will
h
little
more
than
hulf
thai
of
ll2i.
CASSIAR
LIKELY
TO
BE
A
NEW
KLONDYKE
(Fdmonton
Journal
1
The
prediction
is
being
made
that
a
new
Klondyke
will
shorilv
be
uncovered
in
Hie
Cassiar
country
in
northern
Ilrilish
Col-imbia,
jusl
south
of
the
border
or
Ihe
ukon.
The
ice
in
llie
Slikine
usually
goes
oul
about
Ihe.
Tirsl
or
May
and
a
large
number
of
prosneclors
have
been
wailing
in
Wiangell.
Alaska,
for
this
iii
order
lo
go
in
and
try
Ibeir
luck.
While
Iheir
roule
involves
Ihe
shorlcsl
(iverlaml
journey,
Ihe
ficlil
is
Iributiiry
lo
llie
Mackenzie
rler
syslein.
The
spo
where
tlie
finds
were
made,
thai
are
responsible
for
Ihe
pre-seul
excitement,
Is
liilrly
miles
hnrlheasl
()f
1
lease
lake,
from
which
Ihe
Dease
river
Hows
inln
Ihe
Liard,
which
Joins
the
Mackenzie.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DIlillY
ISLAND.
Par
I
cloudy,
calm;
harumeler.
30.0(5:
lemper
alure,
Si);
sea
smooth;
C
p.m.
spoke
sleatner',
JctTe
rsou,
010
milc,
from
Sealtle,
southbound
;
ji.in.
spoke
slwinier
lteilontlo,
71
miles
from
KclcJilkan,
nortb-briund:
8
p.m.
spoke
lug
Lorne,
II
milck
south
of
llonilla
Island
I!i2a
show
an
bound
for
Caplniii's
Coe;
H
p.
in.
spoke
steamer
Admiral
Hodman,
leaving
Waterfall
for
Kl
wark;
II
ii.in.
spoke
sleauier
Prince
(Ieorge
oul
iiorlhbouud.
DILM)
THKK
I'tll.NT.
--
llaining,
calm;
baroineler,
2U.H8;
(eiuper-afure.
15;
sea
sioolh.
i
HULL
IIAHHOIt.
Showery.,
calm;
barttpieler,
30.02;
leiuper-alure,
18;
sen
smooth;
7:50
p.m.
i
spoke
steamer
Lalouehe
23.1;
miles
from
1'ort
Wells
north-j
hound.
.
-
Noon
i
DK'IIY
ISLAM'.
Cloudy.;
light
soullieast
wind:
baroineler,,
30.10;
leniperalure
01);
sea
smoolh.
-
j
HULL
HAHIIOIlk
Cloudy.
frc?h;
northwest
wind;
baromeler.
30.-!
l;
lemperalure,
70;
liglil
chop;:
t)
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Venture
in'
Milbauk
Sound
iiorlhbouud.
IHiAl)
TltKH
POINT.-
ther-.
casl,
ejilni;
bamnieler,
2D.05
temperature.
55;
sea
siuoolh.
A
BARGAIN
!
'
See
tliul
chap
wilh
Ihe
fur
collar
gelling
into
hU
otirf"
said
Smith.
"What
nlMiul
liim?"
anl
Fraser.
"He's
Ihe
chap
that
bought
The
Kvening
Herald."
"My
word!
What
did
he
giv
for
ilf
j
"A
penny,"
sntd
Smith.
j
Wonl
was
received
from
Ter-.
race
tMlay
is
Id
the
etTeel
thai
Hie
fir
on
the
railway
vrade,
eus(
of
there
which
.
interfered
j
with
Ihe
leh'graph
lines
yesler-!
day
is
now
under
coillrol.
ivMrMip
in
Mm
fliilv
N'ew
HAD
BOILS
ALL
OYER
HIM
TliPi-e
In
only
on
ay
tft
r't
Mil
iMjila
ami
liiat
I
by
rnir
-
rtit
to
It1
m-1
i.r
tin'
lri.ul)if
tlif
liliHid
an
Mm
barf
tilixxl
niuot
Ih'
inail
pure
in
turt
tlie
Ll
I
f
,
Mill
illHui'iH-ar.
BURDOCK
!
BLOOD
BITTERS
tnim-en
tlMs
ryplciu
ami
iciuon-
all
tin'
foul
mattrr
from
tin-
Wooil
In
a
i)
tliut
ri'W
llll'llil'IIICH
will
do.
1
Mm.
Clius.
Ilanklii,
liii.vca.
Sak..
wTlli-ii:
"A
rew
year
airo
my
liu-l,uo)
I
had
a
terrible
tlm
Willi
bull.
On
ihic
arm
lie
liml
C
lnluii'ii
hlx
rlbow
and;
wil;
rtvii
on
tlie
bak
of
Ills
m-ik.
anil;
wvithI
morr
on
(lirrct'f
nt
parts
or
lit
boily.
tin
tried
rverylliliiK
be
coiilil
tlilnk
I
or,
but
Hot
mi
i-rllcr
until
b
tMk
llurilork
1
UliiMt
IlllUtrx.
II
"'I
tu
III
nurrixe
II
ijiin
i
pli
U
I)
I'clirvrd
blm
of
lilt
bulla.
In
a
very
Mnirt
time."
li.ll.lt.,
tins
In-i
ll
on
llie
market
fur
tlio
tuml
Ki
cur;
be
Kure
you
iret
It
when
you
ii
k
ror
It:
pill
up
only
by
Tlie
T.
!
Mllliiirii
Cu.,
l.lnilliil,
Torutit'i,
Out.
I
WATER
NOTICE.
!
DIVERSION
AND
USE.
I
TAki;
miiji:i;
mat
ttiu
ski-ena
liivrr
I'nikilif
(Jomiiaiiy,
l.liiilti'd,
wlioxc
aUilrrsn
1
U
131
suiiilartl
Hank
Hullilltiir,
Van-etiiiver,
tl.C,
will
m
ily
fur
a
llcenee
in
lukn
anil
iimi
&
ciililc.
reel
pur
iteeoml
tif
water
out
or
Wotr
Creek
wiilcli
rtowa
iini'tliwealerly
and
(I
ruins
lulu
l'oriile
Uarliniir
about
iiorlli
end
r
tllli
Avenue;!
I'ort
Cdward
Toiilie.
Tin
water
will'
!
(livened
rrom
the
n
I
ream
at
a
pulnli
aliuiit
one
and
.a
tin
If
miles
rrom
the
iiioiitli
at
point
of
invention
or
I'ort
Kdward
Tiinlle
water
aynlem
and
will
lie
used
rur
Industrial
purpiim
upon
lint
liiud
described
n
purl
or
rorolmre
Lot
number
4470,
llunKe
t,
r:oat
Plslrlct.
i
Tliia
niillcc
was
posttid
on
the
trroimd
on1
the
3rd
duy
or
Mareli,
15.
A
copy
ofl
thla
notice
and
an
application
r-iriiuaut
I
therein
and
lo
the
'Water
Act,
ION,"
will
I
be
riled
Iu
the
orrice
or
the
Water
lie-I
(order,
I'rinee
liutrt,
B.C.
Objections!
tu
the
application
may
be
riled
w
ith
the
I
aid
Waler
lleeorder
or
with
the
Comp.
troller
or
Water
lllidita.
I'arllamenl'
Ilululmirn,
McturU,
ll.C,
wllliln
thirty
diiya
after
the
rtrt
appeuniuee
of
thl'
notice
In
a
local
newnpaper.
Tbe
date
nfl
the
rim
piiblleiitlon
of
tills
notice
Ii
March
scifi.
i
p
9
r.
.
i
SKEF.NA
IIIVKll
PACkINO
COMPANY
!
LIMITED,
Applicant.
U
A.
t.
Mallivauu,
Agent.
r'"
,'p
Mar
...
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
192S.
Ilu.s.
produced
Minerals
ns
follow.-:
Placer
(iold,
$70(m2'o:'
i
n:H,05B;-Silvep,
$a,rafU5y;
Lend,
$5S1i:tt,001;
Copper,
$l7iM)i,i
v.k
v
,3r
00t,7."0;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$l,108,2r7;
Goal
and
Coke,
if2.-.i''H
S
i.
"'
27'-Slime,
llrick,
tlfintJO.
etc.,
$ai),llu,2J;
making
ils
Mineral
',-od!
,
",
,:
Dllildl!!
villi
,
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
Tlie
Mining
Laws
or
litis
Province
are
tmnc
liberal
"ami
the
ft..
,,w,.t
any
oilier
Province
iu
Hit-
Uoniiiiion,
or
any
nolony
in
llie
Hriljsh
,,,.""
ul
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
iliscoverer
for
tifiiiiliial
fce.
Ahsolutc
Titles-arc
obtained
by
developing
such
prujHtrtio,
the
h
'
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
'
'
im
"
Hilt
iiiforiiiulion
logl'ther
with
Mining
Mepcrls
a-
d
.Maps,
max
'
i
,
,
addrcshiug
mUr
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MlNES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
4
WESTHOLiME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
9
"AS
MAN
DESIRES"
All
.idapl-ilmii
!
(ii
iie
riji'-.
.
.
.
i
'
Pundora
L.i
Uniui,"
A
ph"ln
ih
i
i
.
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.,,,.t.,
front
Loudon
socielv
lo
-I
i
rri
1
1
k
.nlv.ni
'.
.
,,,
M.h.
i,,.
ilia
and
ends
with
whirlwind
-l
a
i
m
hi
U.Wu
i-UikI
iu
llie
South
Seus,
lltimliudi
of
dam
hi;:
II.,mhi,im
Mrfu
in
one
of
the
Ingge-I
hnttlli
bea
seem'.
m
,
iilimil
uml
(
liglil
for
an
island
hollo
yMi'H
Hover
lortr.
I.
Slnnig
f-
laoriles.
p
,
Milton
Sills,
Viola
Dana,
Irving
Cummingt,
Paul
Nicholson,
Frank
Leigh,
Ruth
Clifford,
Rosemary
Thcbjr,
Anna
May
Walthal
ami
others.
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-"STOLEN
GOODS."
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REVIEW.
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and
10c
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Railways
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Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englnuers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
Pr"
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Be
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
a!
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
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PHONES
43
and
38P
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.mil
THE
WEEK
OF
MAY
4th
to
MAY
9th
INCLUSIVt
w
INTRODUCE
THE
3RD
NEMO-WEEK
IN
CAN
sAelH'
"0530
Under
the
name
of
Nemolastik
md
Nemo-Flex
The
.wo
newly
.JW'-r:
to
Nemo
lines
we
are
complete
range
i
of
ne
Girdles,
Corsets
Brassieres
made
of
elegantBrocados
and
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rbricS
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and
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lh.