AOE
SIX
THE
DAILt
rTFWS
We
save
you
MONEY
QUALITY
IS
WHAT
COUNTS
Our
Prices
arc
no
higher
than
any
other
store
in
Canada.
Gocwls
marked
in
plain
figures
according
to
grade.
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
SILVERWARE,
CUT
GLASS,
Elo.
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
has
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
the
North
Phone
178.
of
PATRONIZE
HOME
PRODUCTS
Itoiling
Hcef
-.
6c
l'ot
Itoast
10c
Oven
Hoasl
12'2c
Hound
Steak
20c
Shoulder
Lain!)
25c
Iloasl
Veal
15c
I'urc
Lard
25c
Economy
Huron
..
30c
Bulkley
Market
Phone
178.
Geo.
V.
Kerr,
Mgr.
'Deniers
Have
All
Wool
BATHING
SUITS
from
$4.00
to
$8.00
P.O.
Box
327.
Phone
27.
DANCING
At
the
Auditorium
TUESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
EVENINGS,
S
to
11
p.m.
SATURDAY
EVENINGS
from
8
to
12
midnight.
b
Piece
Orchestra.
1
Dance
lor.
3
for
25c
Free
Admission.
L,
J.
MARREN,
Prop.
Phone
Black
449.
Phrenology
MAY
LEE,
the
tfri-at
lady
phrenologist
from
Ji-ru-alem.
will
read
your
ln'ud
like
an
open
hook.
She
will
tell
you
all
about
your
past
and
present.
Don't
miss
this
great
op-porlunt
iy.
820
Third
Avenue
West.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Holgorson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Officii
Hours-9
to
G.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evening!
CANADIAN
FISH
HIGHER
PRICES
Cent
More
Than
American
Paid
for
Boats
Under
British
Register
With
over
three
hundred
thousand
pounds
of
halibut
in
port
today
Canadians
sold
their
catches
for
about
u
cent
a
pound
more
than
American
at
the
fish
exchange
this
morning.
There
was
21(5,(100
pounds
of
American
and
02,000
pounds
Canadian
of
fering
as
follows:
American
Lansing,
14,000,
at
'J.
40c
and
6c
to
Cold
Storage.
.
Druthers,
10,000,
at
10c
and
6c
to
Doolh
Fisheries.
Uniniack,
7,000,
at
9.80c
and
6c
to
Dooth
Fisheries.
Ilepublic,
58,000,
at
He
and
5c
to
Atlin
Fisheries
for
Ketchikan
delivery.
Radio,
50,000,
at
8.J0c
and
5c
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Zenith,
24,01,0,
at
9c
and
5c
to
Moyal
Fish
Co.
Western,
10,000,
at
8.70c
and
5c
to
Cold
Storage.
Democrat,
27,000.
at
b.HOc
and
6c
to
Cold
Storage.
Canadian
Nuba,
6,000,
at
10c
and
6c
to
Cold
Storage.
Pair
of
Jacks,
13,000,
at
10c
and
6c
to
Cold
Storage.
Marguerite,
16,000,
at
10c
and
6e
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Grant,
y.000,
at
10c
and
6.70c
to
Cold
Storage.
I
White
Lily,
1,000.
at-
10c
and
80p
t0
Iloyal
Fish
Co.
Tillie
S..
7,000,
at
10c
anl
6.50c
to
Iloyal
Fish
Co.
I
II.
&
II..
7.000.
at
10c
and
COOc.
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Seal
Cove.
Dated
July
BIRTH.
At
Prince
llupert
General
Hos
pital
20th
August,
a
sou
was
horn
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dan
Siverl,
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inttnllon
to
Apply
to
Purchaa
una.
In
prince
Ilupcrt
Land
District
Itecordlnir
Titr
mititf
iht
imiM
ri.ditirl
more
or
lei.
JAS.
FIELDING
STRANG.
Applicant.
Per
Wm.
0.
MIIUielL
ArenL
th.
19H.
!
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inlanllon
to
Apply
to
Laait
Land
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Hecordlnir
Di-
trlcl
of
Prlure
linprt,
and
miuale
at
llartlett
point,
Wales
llaud,
British
r.iihunhta
TAKE
MiTICE
that
Analo-BrlUh
Col
umbia
farkinif
CKiitany
Limited,
t
Vancouver.
ll.C,
occupation
Parkers,
Ill-lend
to
apply
for
a
leae
of
the
following
described
land:
Conimenclur
at
a
pot
,lantel
on
the
mil)
hore
of
llartlett
point.
Walea
l-
and.
at
hlrh
ualer
mark:
thenre
In
an
easterly
dlrecilon
alonit
hlah
water
mark
mrty-eirnt
iimnireii
reel,
more
or
m-m,
to
a
poM
marked
No.
I.E.;
thence
kiuiIi-erly
10
rluln,
more
or
Ich.,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
In
a
westerly
direction
alonr
l'iw
water
msrk
forty-eight
hundred
reel,
more
or
iej
tiiwice
northerly
in
rlialn
to
point
of
roMiioriic
em-ni,
and
contalnlnir
7H
arren.
tunre
or
!".
ANOLO-uniTisii
coi.i;miiia
I'.ACkl.NO
CIL
I.TIJ.
Applicant.
Per
Walter
E.
Walker,
Arenl.
fiated
July
ID.
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lai
Land
In
Skeena
lianre
&
Laud
lilttrlcl.
Prlm-e
niiierl,
Ii.c.
and
ltuate
Inn
yards
north
ul
winter
Harbor.
Pearse
Island.
B.C
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Canadian
Hh
Inr
Cn.
Ltd.,
of
Vancouver,
II.C.
occupa
llm,
Salmon
Canners.
Intends
to
apply
ror
iiermission
lo
tease
ine
rouowinf
av
scribed
lands:
Coinmrncinr
at
a
tost
planted
at
hlrh
water
mark
40
feel
from
rork
on
shore
line;
thence
east
one
chain:
thence
north
one
hundred
and
twenty
chains:
thence
west
to
shore
line
one
chain;
thence
In
southerly
direction
following
the
thore
line
to
point
of
commencement,
and
contalnlnir
twelve
acres,
more
or
less.
THE
CANADIAN
riSIIINft
CO,
LTD
futed
nih
Mar.
mtl
This
Is
your
last
chance
for
Preserving
Peaches!
Alberta
Peaches
The
Uesl
for
Preserving
Special
price
per
crate
$2.00
l'ears,
per
doz
.
.
.
,
40c
finipes,
per
lb.
20o
drain's,
per
basket
76o
Apples,
3
lbs.
for
.
.
25c
Apples,
per
box
SJ2.65
Walermeloii,
per
lb.
.
.
7o
Casaba
inelou,
per
lb.
,
.
8o
lluy
while
they
last.
Mussallem's
Phone
18
or
24.
Fifth
Ave.
E.
YEAST
CAKES
For
Perfect
Bread
NOTE:
If
you
take
YEAST
for
your
health,
try
this:
Soak
a
ROYAL
YEAST
coke
over
night
in
tepid
water
with
a
little
sugar.
Stir
well,
strain
and
drink
the
liquid.
Delicious
when
taken
in
orange
juice.
i
1X11
Kuriwcll
llazcllon
L.
and
I
STANDARD
OF
QUALITY
FOR
MORE
THAN
50
YEARS
C.W.
GIllCTT
CO.IT0.
TOiONTO.
CAN.
STOCK
MARKET
Silvercrest
Surf
Inlet
ITerminus
Premier
Porler
Idaho
......
ll.C.
Silver
!a!y
Alaska
Indian
v
Marmot
Metals
..
ltufus
Uranby
Selkirk
........
..
Howe
Sound
Gladstone
,
lusirin
or
rnure
unpen,
inn
siuia
e
.,
...
,
I
Shannon
Biy.
B.C.,
Massrlt
Inlet,
I'ajVICW
OX.
Island.
I
debarked
from
I
he
vessel
here.
Advertise
in
Hip
tJaily
News
Hid
Asked
1.75
i.yo
.02
.25
.
.58
.16
.05
Vt
.06
M:
.25
2.0'J
2.13
.18
.22
L20
.24
.01
.00
.15
.18
I34J0
.01
.01
Vt
20.00
JJ414
.20
.05
.oim
strnr.
or
snnnynde,
B.C.,
occupation,
With
225
passenger
aboard.
rZi''o
of
U.em
round
trip
lot.risls.
"onnmr
"famor
Princess
Louise,
ch.inj,pH-
.t
.
post
planted
II
south
35d-(r.
west,
more
or
less
fpr
;
Captain
Arthur
Staler
drnveil
southwest
corner
or
Lot
ISIS;
thrtire!
o
,.'i,..l-
ii.i
the
SOUtll
at
8
Clock
till",
uitb
30
chains;
thence
west
30
chains;
m
O
more
or
less,
to
water's
fdie;
tlienre,norninK
a,
sailed
at
J
for
rnllonlnir
meandering
of
beach
to
point
.....
of
commencement,
and
containing
45
acres.
Alaska,
poinis.
four
passengers
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaia
Land
In
Prince
lluiwrt
IjivI
liecordinr
PUtrlrl
or
British
r.nlutnUla.
and
situate
at
tlte
moulh
of
Massrtt
Inlet.
aln..i.
I
chains
north
fnn
the
norlheast
c
Iter
of
Indian
lleserve
'o.
One
Qrahaui
Island.
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
I,
Eurene
II.
Simpson,
of
Massetl.
Rrlllrli
Dulumbla.
occmim-
II'si
packer.
Inieiwis
to
apply
for
a
lue
if
the
followilir
dfcrlled
hmls:
ruitiiiurnclnir
at
a
l
pUnlel
about
I
chains
rnirih
fnrfii
the
northeast
r"r:
of
Indian
ltere
No.
One,
Graham
l-liiirt.
thenre
iKirlherly
3
cliam
to
low
wawc;
thence
follow
inir
low
water
mark
ts
chains
In
a
westerly
dlreetlmi;
theiictj
southerly
3
chains;
thenre
easterly
IfiO
rnains.
io
mhih
or
roiiiinrnreuiPiii,
alio
contaUilDK
48.
aires,
mure
or
less.
LLUE.lE
II.
SIMrSH..
Applicant.
listed
Jnn
nih.
'0&
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchaa!
Land.
In
the
Land
llerordinar
District
of
Prln-c
liupert.
and
situate
at
Awum
lilver.
Aw
urn
Hay,
Maisett
Inlet.
U.C.
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
thai
Sin.
James
rield-
Inr
stranir,
of
.Stnmyslde.
Il.r.,
ocruatloii
married
woirtau,
iniruiH
to
aj.i.iy
ror
er
mission
to
purchase
the
follow
Imr
de
srriliel
lands:
.
i:omiiienrinr
at
a
post
planted
at
lilKh
water
mark.
Awum
lover;
thence
S
chains
north:
thence
10
chains
weal,
more
or
less
to
northwest
corner
Uil
1547;
thence
mi
main
soinii;
t
Heme
i
chains
east:
llw-nre
40
rlnltis
north;
thence
&
chains
west:
I
hence
It
chains
south
lo
mint
ol
coiiimeiiceinent.
and
contalnlnir
50
acres,
more
or
.
MUD.
JAMES
IIFI.IiI.0
STflANO.
Applicant,
Per
Wm.
0.
Mitchell.
Ayenl,
tuted
lute
ih
itlf.
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lais
Land
In
Casslar
I.an1
District,
flerordlnr
Pis
trlct
Prln'-e
lliiert.
U.C.
and
situate
north
or
Dotnsn
nv.
mniaiid
i-anai.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Canadian
Ftsti
Iiii
Co.
Ltd..
of
Vancouver,
nr..
occur
ion,
Salmon
Canners.
Intends
to
apply
or
permission
to
lease
mo
pillowing
ue
scrilied
lands:-
-
r.oriiinenrinj-
at
i
post
planted
al
htrh
water
mark,
100
yards
south
of
Indian
siiKike
houses:
tlicnre
northeast
on
rhain:
thence
southeast
one
hundred
and
twenty
chains:
Um-hcr
southwest
to
shore
lino
one
chain:
Uk-iicc
northwest
follow-Inr
the
shore
ilne
to
polnl
of
commencement,
one
hundred
and
twenty
chains,
and
''ontalnlnr
twelve
acres,
more
or
less.
THE
CANADIAN
FISIIINO
CO.
LTO.
fisied
AOlh
Mir
iocs
LAND
ACT.
MIXED
FARMING
NOW
GENERAL
ON
PRAIRIES
No
More
"Wheat
Mining"
Going
on
Thoro
For
All
Have
.
Gardens
WINMPKG,
Auk.
21.-Slraig-ht
train
farming
or
wheat
s
milling
as
it
is
called
in
western
Canada
is
gradually
but
surely
becoming
a
thing
of
(he
past
on
the
three
prairie
provinces.
No
longer
is
it
possible
to
find
the
traditional
mound
of
tin
cans
in
the
back
yard
of
each
farm
home
for
the
lime
when
such
a
slate
of
affairs
-ifjiufied
that.,
the
farmer
was
lependenl
upon
the
returns
from
his
wheat
crop
for
his
tfaily
food
is
nearly
gone.
I
Almost
every
farmer
in
West
ern
Canada
today
has
at
least
a
few
pigs,
cows
or
poultry
and
tunic
sort
of
a
vegetable
garden
mm
which
he
secures
food
tot
mily
for
himself
ami
family
but
ilso
sufficient
returns
to
look
ifler
his
current
expenses
on
n
rash
basis.
Manitoba
and
Alberta
indonbleilly
lead
in
this
develop-'
tnent
but
even
Saskatchewan,
the
srreal
wheal
mining
province
of
the
wesl.
has
an
evcr-increasin
umber
of
farmers
who
are
fol
lowers
of
the
mixed
farming
ilan
to
the
exlenl
thai
they
tire
living
upon
the
products
of
their
farms.
;
LARGEST
GRAIN
CROP
IN
BULKLEY
VALLEY
REPORTED
BY
VISITOR
Splendid
crop
rmidition-t
in
the
early
lit
the
season,
largest
grain
crop
he
cn
in
the
Hutkh'y
etable
and
field
splendid
shape,
About
(ho.
lias
ever
being
cut
says
Mr.
.McNeil.
Ve?-
crops
arc
in
CRUEL
DEATH
OF
LAD
MOC
CASIN
DESCRIBED
IN
COURT
THIS
MORNING.
(continued
frun
page
one)
King.
Davidson.
W.
II.
Derry,
K.
A.
Hood,
l.ongwill.
J.
.1.
liillls.
(i.
A.
Kelsev
and
1
1
nun
n
I
Creek
I
Is
'it
up
person
to-
finr
Mocas-
Mit
A
lei;
id
l
bill
Han
(KdU
brother
i
had
said
"no"
and
iMoeaxsin
was
buried
the
confession
went
on.
The
inpeloi
said
(hat
Ilie
was
very
slroou
woman,
capable
of
carrying
tti
HI
pouiMl
pack
wild
a
two-ye:i
t
old
baby
on
top
of
it
a
dilaiu'
of
75
miles.
Under
cross-examination
by
Mr.
Jones.
Inspector
Wunsrh
Sleen.
The
jumnen
who
acled
gave
particulars
as
to
the
cos-
in
the
ci
se
of
Illg
Alee
yesterday
toms
of
the
natives
and
the
iso-
were
stood
aside
as
well
as
the
laletl
illsirici
in
which
mey
liven.
following:
J,
Nnylor,
J.
W.
Ax-
"These
are
Ihe
most
ignorant
ley,
J.
Hunter,
S.
Wood
and
V.
natives
I
have
seen
in
the
world.
II.
Montgomery.
Mr.
Hmily
he
said.
"Thy
seem
tu
have
no
Morris
was
challenge!
by
the
tie-
tribal
lawn
or
eusloms.
They
fence.
(have
no
marriage
laws.
The
mat.
After
L.
W.
I'atinore,
counseljjiisl
asks
the
girl
to
go
and
she
for
Ihe
crown,
had
outlined
his
rim-s."
case
to
the
jury,
I.ticy
LimjI
was
(Hem
l.noi
and
lred,
Allen
gav-railed
lo
the
stand.
.She
had
been
evidence
similar
lo
that
wlin
ii
brought'
to
tin
Thirty
Mile
bar
they
olfered
in
the
Ilig
Ab-r
ra."-
encaiiiimeul
by
her
brother
tJleni
yesterday.
on
account,
of
her
father's
ill-1
ncss.
Her
father
died
soon
after
ATHLETE
AND
MISSION
WORK
her
arrival
and
subsequently
i
Hdie
look
her
to
the
place
where!.
F.I
UNUUIttiH.
Aug.
21.
--After
Mocassin
was
tied,
llilie
had
winuiiiK
several
events
al
an
said
"Father
dead.
Now
lellallilelie
meeting
recently,
line
Mocassin
go
dead,
too.
I
don't
l.iddell,
the
"Hying
Scotsman.'
care."
isbe
suldlhat
IMg
Alec
and
Scotllsh
Ulympie
100
inelre
had
induced
her
to
tie
Mocassin
eliampion.
left
lMiiiburgh
on
hi"
up.
1ien
l.uey
(old
I-lie
that
'way
lo
China
for
inissionarv
she
would
gel
in
trouble
when
'work.
l.iddell,
was
hauled
the
while
men;
found
oul
she'
through
the
streets
in
a
deeoral-
(Kdiel
said:
"Xobody
I
el
I
some-'ed
carriage
by
fellow
student
body."
Mocassin
had
enquired
and
a
large
rrowd
al
Ihe
statioi
from
Lucy
as
lo
whv
he
had
been
'sang
a
hymn,
"Jesus
shall
lied
up.
A
demonstration
was
then
given
in
the
court
as
lo
Ihe
manner
in
which
Mocassin
had
been
lied
and
was
lying.
He
was
on
his
side
Willi
his
hands
bound
behind
him,
his
feet
also
bound
together
wilh
Ihe
knees
under
the
chin.
Kdie
had
picked
up
a
slick
and
was
going
lo
strike
Mocassii)
on
iho
head
but
l.uey
look
the
slirk
'away
from
her.
Lucy
took
olT
(ho
moose
hide
thongs
with
which
.Mocassin
was
bound
and
a
Tire
was
HI
lo
warm
him.
He
could
not
walk
and
his
eyes
were
fro.en'so
lhat
he
cou!d
not
see.
Later
Mocassin
died.l
his
death
Jicin
reported
to
Lucy'
by
Kdie.
Inspector
Saiidys-Wunseh
told
of
the
special
(rip
lhal
had
been
made
inlo
tin'
dlslricl
lo
invest
gale
the
iiiurdi'p
News
of
it
had
leaked
out
through
lllg
Alec
telling
a
Hudson
Hay
factor
thi.t
Notlc
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Last
LandrAlocassin
bad
1
ln
i'ii
L"
killed
hl,,L"
and
nuu
'"
llC
In
Skeena
Iianrn
t
Land
luslrlrl.
He-1"'
cordlrtj
lilitrli't
Prince
Unpen,
n.C.
ami
situate
Vt
ni"
norlh
or
Wales
Island
Cannery,
on
Wales
Island,
lu:.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Canadian
run-Inr
Co.
Ltd.,
of
Vancouver,
H
C.
occupation,
Salmon
Canners.
Intends
to
apnly
for
iiennlssion
to
lease
the
following
de-crUied
Jands-
CKMimeiicliiir
at
a
planted
at
lilrh
water
mark,
near
noint
v,
imle
north
from
Cannery
on
Wale
Island!
thence
north
one
cha'n;
thence
wed
ten
chains;
thence
south
to
shorn
line
one
chain;
thence
eait
following
the
shore
linn
to
point
of
commencement,
and
rontallilny
one
acre,
more
or
lest.
THE
CAADIA?I
FISHING
CO
LTD
Dated
30tb
May,
1085.
was
airaiu
uc
in
nirii
woiiki
m.
killed.
Hi?
A
I
re-
later
denied
thN
lo
the
police
ollicers.
saying
Iba:
Mocassin
had
died
from
pneumonia.
Edlo's
Confession
Particulars
as
lo
Ihe
finding
of
Miicassin'.
lny
ami
Hi"
arrest
and
preliminary
trial
al
Liard
1'osl
by
Inspector
Wunscli
wet'u
then
:.eii.
After
iioi'.ir
reign,"
as
his
Irani
moved
out
of
the
station.
j
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aaa
aaaaaaBMBi4lsaaiBaaaaaakl
aMsaiBaaaaaaaanM
RAIN
ON
PRAIRIES
KIIMONTON.
Aug.
21.
Thr-n
has
been
mer
an
inch
of
ram
in
(his
district
within
a
week
find
il
is
having
a
good
effect
in
fill
iug
out
Mo'
tale
(train.
ASK
FOR
Blue
Ribbon
Tea
"Aftor
all
It's
tho
Dost.1
John
L.Christie
Wales
Agent
Prlnco
Ruport,
0,0,
Friday,
August
5,
i9?.
Get
Behind
the
Students!
in
the
Ticket
Selling
Campaign
WATCH
THE
RACE!
for
the
$500.00
Scholarship
Itulkley
Valley
are
reported
by
,
.
Jitck
McNeil
of
Telkwa
who
is!
in
the
elty
on
business.
Thfi"-
wur
'
",a""
'
Imv
rmn
wlillft
not
n.ii.m.llv
MaiOIIH-ni
I
IlIU
tier
!ulfl
Ifift.
li-id
t
in
t
ii
.if
AftVftdttKkttl
mitt
I
!
!.
lt(l,T
UU
I
t-l
I
III
III
IJ
wa
-
ily
and
was
matured
rapidly
as
result
of
the
warm
weather
1
The
following
is
the
line
up
Miss
ADELINE
HENRICKSEN
Miss
ALBERTA
RICHMOND
Miss
LAURA
FR1ZZELL
Miss
CATHERINE
HARVEY
.
Master
ARTHUR
J0HNSEN
They
arc
out
to
sell
you
a
ticket
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Fair.
One
of
them
will
certainly
win
the
Scholarship
and
you
may
win
a
valuable
prize
PICK
YOUR
WINNER
and
HELP
THE
SCHOLAR
Fair
Dates
-
Sept.
8,
9,
10,
11,
12
For
more
particulars
get
Prize
Book
and
call
at
the
Fair
Office
W
Hi.-
Aire
had
dreamed
Hi
J
(Mocassin
was
a
wileli
wr.nli
w
i
Ibad
for
her
father,
he
had
Ihm'-I
I
be
fore
at
the
Indian
Mel
James
had
tied
i
.
.
....
,
.
I
...
supposni
...
'
''"
VhHpv
I
.w.vv
tt.
i.
'Ililll
lll!U
.uin:iiill.
sin
had
died,
burn
him
up
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY,
7
and
9.10
p.m.
MTURDAV
MATINIC,
9
P.M.
CECIL
B.
DtMILLC'S
CtfttMAITCRritCC
"The
Ten
Commandments"
A
nitit
dramaii,
.-t,
i
,.r
n
hr
mrisnii-
r,.
u
Six)
'tfw
ul
Ok
l-harc.h.
t
the
Hum
m
tm
lrssd
1
II
phitl.,
la)V
Willi
sellings
IimI.
ul
atd
iivst,
ni
viair.
Ilil.c
.
a
il
witii
aiuaiiia
lailhliiine
.,r
iU
uil
(.nci
.1
.-r
.
i'
of
Hie
i
hll.lrrii
of
1-rsH
fni
t
avpl
""!
l"'l
"i'Hien
m
r
riir...
also
tin
ir
i
n-.int
of
inr
Hrt
ami
Use
ehtiil.
l'hr'4i.
Thiitl
of
pcilr
trr
mraatsl
in
lbi
iaiil-annuals
inrludr
horses,
;no
Utiir.
te
rtmmi.
I.-
H
and
!.
3ou
fiwl
ami
duk
atsii
d-fs
l
wll.
mer
j.imxi
r.
stuntrs
and
i
imi
m
tratiarr
icadt-
up
fi
i-ih.
s
pn
lur
IkMl
will
Keter
rW
fruta
Iter
iM'Wuiiy.
II
lr
all
I.
mi
rati
rented.
Ilute
rt'l
at
plinrlils:
Blkhar
Ola,
flr4
La
ens,
Th4r
c
Charlr
d
Rosh.
Jam
N
III.
Chart
01,
Ttrriet
kar,
Mokcrt
laws,
Laalrlt
,
CttU
Ttlf,
Julia
Tar,
Ages
A,
rat,
Nil
NaW
Ufi
Chapman
and
loanv
idhrts.
TOPIC!
OF
TMC
DAV.
Afmltalofl
TS
antl
Mttl
to
t4
Planning
That
f
irn
nfrin
w
MVVit.lVll
A
a
r
lion
I
ovt
rlook
Ihe
fai
l
lhal
you
will
need
l"'-i
lolh.
ilenl
nf.i
Iiaiigc,
to
Uc
rool
ami
conito)
'
b'ok
your
best
Let
us
take
IM
delaileil
preparation
off
your
li
jnsl
Imiiille
up
ovrrlliuig
yon
are
likely
lo
iieed.
'
it
(o
us.
We
will
Iihvo
il
back
proiuplly.
Iieotilifitlly
wa
U
iromtl
ready
In
park.
You
will
feel
Iteller,
loo,
if
vtitl
hVO
n
nice
rlc
lo
ciiuie
Iwk
lo.
Heller
Iihp
us
look
nfler
your
lies
linen
now.
so
it
ran
be
put
nwny,
ready
for
vonr
rt"
Phono
No.
8
ami
we
will
-end
our
tlrivcr.
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Art
Silk
Floss
H-nlalile
for
knitting
Silk
Hwenler-
us
ill
"
in
M'uiai'i-h
Kintling
Hooks.
Wo
have
lliein
m
"if'
ing
i'oIor:
Purplo,
Nlggor,
Scarlet,
Mahogany,
Sky,
Ollvo
Crecn,
Golden
Drown,
Malzo,
Tucksla
and
Nilo
Qreon.
Al
Hie
rt'iisoiinlilc
price
of-
Phono
045.
50c.
A
skein
JABOUR
BROS.,
LTD.
Corner
Third
and
Soye'H'"