PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NKW8
i
l
DIMITY
i
i
Splendid
quality
Knglish
Checked
1
tHi-Hiy
for
children's
wearj
ladies'
garments
for
.intimate
wear,
nightdresses,
etc.
Colors
include
helio,
peach,,
rose,
flesh,
maize,
gray,'
blub,
pea
-
green.
Thirty
-
six
inches
wide.
Per
yard
:
35c
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
STOP
THAT
COUGH
Take
a
hollle
of
Edinburgh
Hospital
Cough
Syrup
60c
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
-deliver.
CANNED
FRUIT
At
Greatly-
Reduced
Prices
in
order
to
dispose
of
our
stock
before
the
new
paCk.
3
tins
I-ibby's
l'ineapple.
3
for
..
....
$1.15.
3
tins
lobby's
Pineapple,
2's.
3
for
.
.
.
95c
Singapore
l'ineapple,
7
tins
51.00
Peaches,
2V6's.
3
tins
$1.15
Peaches,
2's,
i
tins
..
$1.10
Peaches,
1
5
tins
$1.00.
Apricot's,
2's,
3
I
ins
$1.25
Apricots,
2's.
I
tins
..
$1.15
Plums,
2's.
5
tins
..
$1.00
Cherries,
2's,
3
tins
for
.
$1.00
Apple
Sauce,
tins
$1.00
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Millinery
25
PER
CENT
OFF
TRIMMED
HATS
VENUS
PURE
SILK
HOSIERY
$1.25
"Deraers"
We
aim
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgorson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
9
to
0.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
6S6.
Open
Tuesday
and
Thursday
Kvcnings
Saturdays
0
to
12
noon
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
M.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
'llBtribuUng.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
oal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
Speolallze
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Coving.
DY6HAVN
HOME
I
VISIT
TO
EAST
Says
Fred
Stork
Was
Down
With
Flu;
Weather
Cold
and
.
Wet
J
John
Dybliayn
returned
tp
tho
city
.
Vm,
.yesterday
afternoon'
train
following
a
trip
Kasl
in
tint
courp
of
which
he
intended
the
annual
meeting
of
the.
Hiologicnl
Hoard
and
took'
un
various
mat
ters
pertaining
to
the
fisheries
after
which
he
visited
New
York
and
Uoston
on"
business,
return
ing
liomc
by
way
of
Toronto
alllj
Chicago.
The
principal
business
carried
on
at
the
meeting
of
the
Biologi
cal
Hoard
has
already
been
pub
lished
In
the
Daily
.
Xcws.
Mr.
Dyhhavn
adds
that
it
was
de
cided
to
continue
investigations!
into
the
salmon
fisheries
at
the
Cultus
Lake
hatchery
near
Chil-liwack
and.
in
addition,
it
was
arranged
thttt.
observations
would
be
taken
at
Eagle
River
on
ShUswap
Lake
lo
ascertain
what
numbers
of
fish
if
any
return
there
following
plantings
that
were
made
a
few
years
ago
Arrangements
were
also
mailt
l(V
continue
investigations
n?
tc
the
possibility
of
stocking
Hit
lakes
in
Jasper
Park
with
sport
ing
fish
and
It
is
expected
thai
five
men
will
be
engaged
in
Hit
work
there
this
year.
Prelimin
ary
work
was
started
last
sum-
mer.
Mr.
Dyhhavn
found
that
there
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Inlantlon
to
Apply
to
Lett
Lano
In
Prlnre
ftufiert
Land
tleconlinr
ni'.
triri
or
Coast
nanre
i.
and
situate
o.i
.orlh
Harhael
Island.
TAKE
.0TICE
that
Alfred
Swan
son.
of
Prlnre
Rupert,
rsreupatton
Mirini-r.
In
lends
to
spply
for
a
Ira.e
of
the
follow
my
uerriiisd
land:
Commenrlny
at
a
post
planted
at
the
South
end
of
.North
llarhaii
Island;
menu
round
the
Inland
at
turn
water
mart
and
containing
SO
acres,
more
or
less.
ALHitb
sW.vvsnv
Appllranl
tuied
April
n.
tm.
LiveonFruitl
while
in
season
CANTALOUPE,
CHERRIES,
BANANAS,
WATERMELON
Fresh
Strawberries
3
boxes
for
50c
Oranges
Small
size,
4
dozen
for
S1.0C
Large
size,
2
dozeli-for
,
King
Oscar
Sardines
Special
7
tins
for
matches
Large
boxes,
regular
.
.
.
This
week,
3
boxes
for
.
.
Llbby's
Catsup
m
3oc
size,
for
Llbby's
Pork
and
Beans
Larsre
size,
7
tins
for
.
.
Llbby's
Asparagus
.Tips
Large
size,
3
tins
for
.
Small
size.
5
tins
fpr
.
.
.
Lard-
Silver
Leaf.
pure.
Huy
.
95c
SI
.00
.
45c
SI.
00
SI
.00
S1.00
.
95c
S1.00
now,
will
advance
two
cents
per
lb.
this
week.
,.
3
lb.
pail
75c
5
lb.
pail
...
.y.
...
51.25
10
lb.
pail
S2.4C
Strawberry
Jam
Kmpress
or
Malkin's
Hesl.
pure
.
....
85c
McLaren's
Pure
Baking
Powder
5
11,
tin.
for
S1.35
Best
Creamery
Butter
In
hulk,
2
lb.
for
,
85c
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
BULKLEY
Market
311
Third,
Avenue,
Has
heen
taken
ove'r
from
Ocorgc
Kerr
by
.1.
Preece
Jnlc
with
Scaly
And
Doodson
Fresh
Meats
arriving
Twice
JUWeekly
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
Phone
178
t
She
Could
Hardly
Do
Her
Housework
Nerves
Were
So
Bad
Mr.
L
M.
Tirki.
Conaeron,
Ont.,
write!
"I
had
leurt
nd
nerve
trouble,
and
berime
o
ahort
of
breath
I
could
hardly
do
my
daily
housework,
and
was
to
nervoui
I
could
not
think
of
stajins
alone,
aa
every
little
sound
I
heard
fait
like
a
ahock
to
me.
Hi
n'mHHnei
retommended,
o
I
tried
a
box,
and
after
taking
the
eeeond
one
I
am
now
feeling
like
a
different
woman."
ThU
preparation
ha
been
on
the
market
for
the
paat
32
years
and
,hat.
aehiered
a
wonderful
.reputation
for
the
relief
of
all
heart
and
nerve
troubles.
Pot
up
only
by
The
T.
MUbura
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat
sinned
his
desk
at
the
Commons
before
Mr.
House
of
Dyhhavn
left
-the
capital.
Enormous
Mackerel
Run
Mr.
Dyhhavn
visited
New
York
just
afler
there
had
been
an!
enormous
run
of
mackerel.
III?
one
day
a
million
pound.-
was
landed
in
New
York.
The
frosli
fish
market
was
thrown
uut
i'.a
.rear
as
a
result
ami
western
i
fresh
halibut
was
down
as
low
as
5c
a
pound
"wholesale
while
mackerel
ileelf
was
felling
at
2c.
The
market
condition
was
be
coming
readjusted,
however,
as
the
mackerel
run
receded.
Mr.
Dybhavn
happened
to
in
New
York
on
the
Ihe
world.
The
event
was
hailed
with
decorations
in
the
city
and
was
given
great
prominence
i:
he
newspapers
of
the
iitctru-iiolis.
The
Crown
Prince,
of
Sweden
is
a
student
of
sclene
being
particularly
interested
in
archaeology.
Rain
In
East
There
was
a
good
ileal
of
rain
in
Hie
hast
wlille
lie
lliere,
Mr.
Dybhavn
reports
i
lie
Atlantic
coast
the
weather
was
chilly
and
a
week
ago
today
hi
Winnipeg
(here
was
a
bitlerly
old
wind.
The
rain
was
wel
come
on
(be
prairies
and
put
an
ml
to
soil
drifting
caused
by
previous
severe
winds.
1
he
prairies
crop
outlook
is
now
very
promising,
particularly
in
Sas
katchewan
uud
Albettat
Dn
the
way
west,
Mr.
Dybhavn
"topped
off
a
day
at
Smithcr
and
went
out
lo
his
suuirnei
home
at
Lake
Kalhlyn
where
Mrs.
Dybhavn
and
family
will
be
moving
at
tin?
cnu
oi
tins
inoniii.
"Has
your
husband
a
prosper-ng
business?"
a
young
bride
was
asked.
"Indeed
he
lias,"
was
the
con
fident
reply.
"He
must
be
taking
in
lots
of
money,
for
he-told
me
last
night
they
had
lo
appoint
a
receiver
!o
assisl
him."
The
Royal
Kind
Princess
Victoria,
sister
of
King
(ieorge.
is
suffering
from
influential
pneumonia.
Water-own,
N.Y.,
paper.
WATER
NOTICE.
DItrilon
and
M.
TAkK
MilliiK
that
(1ihM!
I'irklnr
(a,.
I
unllfd.
ti
ailslrcj-n
I.
aii
llow
ftlrrrl.
VniHiiun-r,
B.i
..
will
ipply
fur
llrrncc
lu
lake
iihI
um
oo.iw
rallona
rrr
d-n
if
Wifr
nut
nf
urt-aiu.
nanin
unkiKivtii,
wlurli
flow..
itnrilH-ant
ami
drain
intu
-Laiiimn
Hay
alxrtil
.f,0o
fert
i.ullifl-
riy
i
nun
iiuninai
rurtu-r
ixit
tic.
i-nf
la
ted
April
4.
!.
The
wilrr
will
1
iIuitIkI
from
I
lie
ulrrain
al
a
txHiit
.tx.iit
tuu
fid
frmii
moiitli
ami
alHiul
dim
ri'ft
rl
lit
su
hi
t
ti
from
Miiiltwad
cor
wr
l.'t
"S.
and
will
tut
used
for
ramwry
l'ii-'M.
p
1
1
h
,1
1
Itw
Ca)liiiry
lli
di-wrilM-d
it
I.
.i
t:,i
slwnnnn
Hay.
O.C.
IIikI.
This
iHitlrr
ma
iM,it-it
un
11m
irroijiiil
on
un-
inn
nay
"I
Slay,
ivto.
A
rsspy
ui
I
Ills'
nillr
and
an
awlliatlcm
mirauanl
llM-ietn
and
tw
Um
"Walr
An,"
will
In!
rllrrt
n
-tls
offlris
uf
th
water
llr
.-fil-ili.r
mt
llliif
llnrM,-!
II
I
I
ltilf
Ititi
lii
Jlw
applh
alinii
may
lif
'fllnl
with
tru
am
niin
iiprnrner
or
nun
uif
i.iunp
i-olli'i'
of
Water
lilrlits.
Parllanifiit
Build
iii..
V
irturia,
U.C..
within
iti!rt-
daya
Hficr
tilt;
first
a.pi-arii'i
of
tin
not
ire
n
a
iM-al
m
wsnaner.
Tin-
date
of
tli
rir-i
pitbliratloii
of
ttila
notice
la
Jnnc
i.
t5i
'r.
OOSSE
TACK1?(0
"
CO,
LTfi.,
Appllrant
'
illy
.
y.
stranr.
Aypnt
WATER
NOTICE.
Divtralsn
and
Uat.
TlkK
AO
TICK
thai
i;e
I'arklnr
(Uk
I
iinifs
d.
u-Ikm
addreM
It
Sit
ll
Slrret,
Vaiifouyrr,
B.C..
will
apply
for
a
llrciiri"
to
lantf
ana
uiw
iu.wuu
ramma
i-r
nay
TERMINALS
WON
OVER
GYRO
CLUB
Another
Good
Gamo
of
League-
Baseball
Results
In
Score
of
6
to
3.
Ill
one
of
the
best
leagu-
baseball
aatites
played
so
fa.1
Saw
Ill's
season,
Ihe
Urand
Termin
als,
last
night
defeated
Hip
dyro-t
by
a
"core
of
t.
to
3.
The
play
was
feal
tired
on
both
sides
b
good
hitting
and
fielding
with
few
errors.
There
were
several
snappy
double
plays.
Timely1
hitting
was
tj-esponsibht
for:
Hi
.
j
victory
of
the
Terminals.
The
batteries
consisted
of
Wallace
and
Halfour
for
Ihe
(Iraud
Terminals
and
.Skinner
and
McKeow'n
for
the
tiyros.
P.!
Laporle
was
umpire
of
balls
mid
strike
and
Chester
Clapp.
liases.
bad
leen"uite
an
epidemic
of,
Ihe
leastie
standing
lo
dale
inHueiiza
in
Ottawa,
Fred
Stork,
is
as
follows1!
M.P.
Jiad
been
down
willf
thc
W.
L.
malady
for
a
week
bul
hud
re-!rand
lerminals
.Native
.sous
I
I
(Syro-
Chib'4j.
1
:
SPORT
CHAT
Ih.T.
I.,
and
to
the
"Water
Art,
1014."
with
Hie
political
in-
iiii-o
in
me.
ortif-e
ii
me
waier
iie-'order
at
I'rlnre
liuiwrl.
Il.c.
oii)ertin
to
tlie
apiiliratluii
may
be.
riliil
with
tlifl
"aid
Water
Itecorder
of
wllh
Hie
Oitni-tmllcr
or
Waler
lila-iiti.
Parliament
llullil-ln.
Vletoria.
ll.C.
wltliltt
ttilrly
day
after
tlie
first
aiiearani'e
of
thl
tiotlie
in
a
local
uewpaier.
Tlie
date
of
the
tint
itiililif-alliifi
of
till
a
m.
lire
la
June
I,
lvift.
'
,i
"'is-t,
r.ainu
i
n.
liu.,
Ai'jiiiraiu.
-
.
By
.
8lr,
Am-
.
s
I
Pi-
i
looo
j
500
250
The
next
game
will
he
on
Thursday
nlghl
between
Ihe
N-i
live
Sons
and
i.rand
Terminal".
The
final
game
in
Ihe
Sluait
Mucin
series
bi-twi-i'ii
I
lie
.Moo-c
and
the
Cold
Slurage
will
tak'i
place
tonight
at
Acropolis
II
til
j
grounds.
The
liraml
Terminals
having
already
won
the
trophy,
there
will
bo
lo
decide
in
Mat-
be
'match
wlielficr
the
.MoOse
will
morning
of.
hold
second
tdare
exclushely
oi
(lie
arrival
of
the
Crown
Prince;
share
the
pAliiou
with
the
Cold
of
Sweden
who
is
on
a
trip
bf
Storage,
who
have
yet
to
win
a
game.
The
Moose
will
field
tli
following
team:
(iawthorn,
Murray
and
Hunter:
Skinner
Currie
and
.Mitchell;
(iurvicli,
linker,
Hodgkiusoii,
llussell
am)
Woodman;
leservcs.
White.
MacC
anil
Hamilton.
j
Hesides
having
obtained
the
lieutenant
governor
of
the,
yro-
was
vince,
Hon.
It.
fllii...
I.;..
t......
It.
Hruce.
to
tipi'ti
Hie
committee
in
charpe
of
the
annual
stamped!
at
Prlnco
(Ieorge,
opening
on
nonunion
Day,
are
making
elaborate
propagations
lo
make
Un
even!
the
ber
yet
and
draw
lo
Prince
(Ieorge
visitor
not
only
from
the
immediate
district
bu
from
farther
afield.
Anolher
important
item
on
the
program
already
arranged
for
will
be
th
meeting
of
T."
O.
Martin
and
Harold
MrWilliains,
two
of
th:;
province'
best
mile
runners.
McWilliams,
who
will
carry
Prince
(ieoiwe
colors,
is
a
for
mer
University
of
B.C.
man
ami
is
now
in
tlie
Hums
Lain
ilii-
Iricl.
PINK
ELEPHANT
HAS
ARRIVED
LONDON
ZOO
I'here
was
great
excitement
al
Ihe
Zoo
on
Sunday,
for
the
al
bino
elephant
arrived
after
a
journey
beset
by
misfortune
and
delay.
Moreover',
this
while
elephant
is
pink,
with
while
eyes;
not
while
with
pink
eyes,
as
one
would
expect
I
II
J.
in
fact
perfectly
amazing
animal,
standing
nearly
?fl.
high
anil
th
e
color
of
Yi
new-born
pink
pigling.
Its
eye
are
wfille,
with
a
small,
dark
pupil
which
(Hows
red
at
niulil,
and
the
tuft
of
hairs
on
the
end
of
it
(ail
is
while.
At
any
rale
there
can
be
no
sus
picions
as
tn
Un;
genuineness
of
this
albina.
for
the
usual
tales
of
whitewashing
white
elephants
would
be
ali-urd
in
the
face
of
the
startling
pink
nudity
of
the
new
arrival
NELLIE
McCLUNG
IS
ONE
OF
CANDIDATES
ALBERTA
ELECTIONS
CAL(iAIlY.
June
8,
Mrs.
.Nellie
McClung.
former
Kdinonlon
woman
member
in
(he
Legislature
will
lie
Liberal
candidate
if
water
nut
of
a
alreaui,
nanii-
unknown,
,.
i,.,
,
,.,
t
n.
f'r
the
in
111?
inih
fiow
nortiiwi-n
ami
drams
into
city
of
(algary
-tiamiiHi
Bay
atMiut
lull
reel
wenlerly
fiirtliconilllu
elections.
She
Will
"
"
""-Oioiiirf
K
llions,
nue
win
northeail
rorner
IM
45,
leaw
dated
April
4.
Ii(l,
DC.
llovl.
lease.
The
waler
have
Willi
hi'r
HS
rillinillg
males
will
Ik-
diverted
frmn
tlie
utream
at
a
n
,
n.,.,
i,.i.,
ii,,i..,.i
m.llll
aluilll
11
rriii
imiiilh
,.f
rreek
Ofl
ItlC
l.llll'i
al
sl.'ltC
ItOllCrl
.
V!!
!i!2
'Ti
T?i,r..?',;",;",r.',"'r;
Marshall,
meuiirer
Jn
Ihe
last
iiiirtHisi--
ujMin
itie
i:amr-
iiite,
ieerited
leaislalure,
and
ayor
deorge
as
l.ni
tr.7.
SliarifHin
Hay.
O.C.
lahnda.
ivi.i.i
.....i
'
,.n
'
I.
......
J..t,....ii.i
Tin-
noiiie
wa
iiieii
on
tile
around
on
ehsler,
and
all
have
splendid
tiu
r,in
day
of
May.
I
mo.
A
iony
tit
nliaiwi,-
nf
ni.tlnn
!i
iiisriei
I
i
nir
In
miiiri
ana
an
appio
-aiiou
iturFuaui
loiesiers
nere.
There
al,
the
8ame
Miss
H.
t'..
r'eniarks:
There
aro
a
good
many
people,
who
have
Ihe
wolf
at
tlifci
door,
only
they
Jiave
coaxeij
'iTjiri
'
"round
to
Iho
lack".
government
oj
Canada
guarantees
itsAge
HERTZOG
ON
9
YEARS
OLD
GROUP
UNITY
Cays
It
Failed
at
Locarno
and
Independence
Under
Com-mon
King
Only
Method
-PKT(WN.
June
K.
(icneral
lllertxott
made
an
iniportunl
pro-
inouncemeiit
rgariling
Dominion
status
at
Stfllentmsch
I
he
Premier
maintained
that
(he
Dominions
had
never
yet
rc-reive.1
ihe
full
international
in-,
depfriidmice
to
which
they
were
entitled
under
Ilia
grant
ofj
etf-govejTmnl,
put
Hint
they
had
nlway-y
lieeu
subordinaleil
to
Ihe
Hritish
overntnent
until
Ihei
skgnattire
of
the
.Versailles'
Treaty,
when
their
inlernalionalt
iiHlpendM;ee
had
been
weog-,
uiscd.
Kven
after
thai,
however,:
(tie
Dominion
had
hesiiuted
lo'
pul
I
heir
new
status
to
practical
j
lest,
owing
lo
their
fear
that
the!
disruption
of
Ihe
I
'.in
pi
re
would
follow,
and
they
had
accordingly
compromised
by
creating
the
doctrine
of
"group
unity,"
under
which
the
Hritish
I
Imp
in
was
to
take
deeisioni
on
mattrr
of
foreian
pidicy
a
a
nnaiiliiioti
j
group,
and
not
as
a
member
of
separatf?
entitles.
Doctrine
Failed
'
(leneral
Herttog
declared
that
llii
doctrine
had
utterly
failed
in
praclica,
and
pointed
to
Locarno,
where,
he
alleged,
th
Dominions
had
not
been
properly
represented
and
Urn
Hrilisli
liovernmeul
had
gone
its
own
way
without
consulting
them.
He
expressed
hi.
grulifleatlun
at
(real
Hntain's
altitude
at
Lo-
,
car
no,
wtucii
nail
me.iiit
uer
re
jection
nf
thu
group
unity"
idea
as
being
not
feasible
in
practice,
and
had
enabled
Ihe
Dominions
to
sgel
back
to
a
sound
basis
by
returning
to
the
Versailles
Trurtty
and
claiming
the
international
.Independence
thereby
accorded
them.
Cordial'
Co-operallon'
In
conclusion,
(ienerul
llerl-zttg
affirmed
that
Ihe
only
link
helween
the
Dominions
and
i
i
real
Hriluin
was
the
personal
bond
of
a
common
King,
hut
he
added
dial,
In
their
own
interest,
international
independence
would
mean
closer
and
more
cor-'
dial
eo-openilion.
,
In
-order
lo
obtain
Ihe
full
iiilcrnalloual
ef-'fect,
howV'ver,
sDinetliliiir
Iniore
whs
reipiireif
Minn
a
mero
de-lelaraHon
of
eonsttulional
rlghls
ardong
themselves.
That
de
claration
wcmld
have
lo
he
formally
cointtiuniealeiJ
by
them
lo
the
outside
world.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
Xnws.
MINERAL
ACT,
I
Notlca
of
Application
for
CartlflcaU
at
lmpromnta.
,
Mineral
lllll
i.n.iip,
iviisiMlua;
it
VIn-leral
1
1
1
1
1
An,.),
MliKfral
lllll
,Vi.
f.
Mm-
eral
lllll
,ih.
suuiinll
.
Mineral
i:iairn.
iltialsrtjn
tlto
SkfiiiajMiiilnr
lnl-
Ion
of
Mo
1
HMtrlct,o(i,tliViiliih.eaairii
end
of
Iron
Moiinmii,
imtiAat
Valley
uawrni
iionier.
vv.
I,
iloowln,
ytiv
,siiiii-r
irriiurai-
10.
ruiii:,
t.tiarlea
j"l7rir'''
Orliricatej
tio.
TAWK
?(OTIV:
ll-t
I.
Charlea
.
Miire,
free
Mlner'a
Orllflrati-
v..
iimi'
avenl
for
the
owners,
tnteint
i
n.-
of
amy
day
from
tlie
rt.it.i
H-Pn.
m
antdy
to
the
in-
wihiiti
iierornr
for
a
Certl
flrale
of
lriiriroveineiita
for
the
imriMme
at
..l.lalnli.tf
rlaima.
H..a.
.
a
.
.
.
t.rown
oraot
nf
the
almre
And
flintier
lake,
noili-e
thai
anion
un'
per
smion
or
inn
Mineral
Ait
inuil
lie
eoiiiioenreil
liefore
tlie
laaiianre
of
uirn
--1
ui
is
f
vi
niiirov7iii'nif.
Uaied
tula
17
in
day
ot
prll,
91(l,
Tuesday.
june
g
IClta
litis
advertisement
is
not
pub
slird
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the.
jovei-iimenl
of
Hritish
Columbia.
JUNE
BRIDES'
SILVERWARE
and
tut
blass
Sale
Novor
before
have
we
atiembled
tuch
a
beautiful
and
dlstlncllvo
pieces
to
sell
at
such
i
1
"
low
prices.
You
will
do
woll
to
give
them
your
clot
n9'
Of
particular
Importance
is
the
offering
0f
Rodo.
.
d'-Communrty
Plato
and
William
Rodgers
flatwareV
18,1
we
are
giving
a
special
discount
during
the
month
of
jh'ch
Scientific
Optical
Work
Ours
Is
the
best
and
most
modern
equip-,,.
n
Parlor
In
the
North.
Our
specialist
has
had
uZ
"
yoars'
experience
In
fitting
and
testing
eyei.
Ou'j"
aro
always
reasonable
and
our
work
dependable
'
W
vlte
consultation.
Max
Heilbroner
G27-529
Third
Avenue
The
Diamond
House
of
the
North
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIQHT
ONLY
at
7
and
0
HOOT
GIBSON
"THE
SPOOK
RANCH"
An
exhilarating
Western
dune
in
'
Thrills
u-plenly,
Ihe
wildest
of
wild
n
i
K
uf
-pooks,
de-perale
villains,
irelty
gii
-ami
llool
doing
hi
tlarndesl.
IHiot.
I,,
pices
roiihl
not
keep
f
hi-
son
of
Hie
pi.,.
(
he
lovrtl.
An
enjoy.ilde
eiilcrtaiiiiiienl
Klnxig
rust:
Hoot
Qlbion,
Robert
McKIm,
Frank
Rice,
Toll
tV
crow,
Helen
Ferguson
and
others
"THE
PACEMAKERS'
8ERIES
No.
12:
GEORGE
0H1U
AND
ALBERT
VAUGHN
IN
"MISS
ME
AGAIN.'
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
Admission
35c
and
10c
SOFT
FINISH
s
All
flat
pieces
wa.ii'il.
imnr.l
iui
m
WeariiiR
iparel
prai
lit
ally
re.tdv
tv
iptires
a
little
rcluorliiiig
with
hand
n
m
Try
This
Service
Minimum
Charge,
$1.20.
7o
per
lb.
plus
1c
WP"
Your
bundle
returned
vv
Ihm
!
PIONEER
LAUNDRY,
Limild
Phone
118
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
-Wo
huve
the
most
eompietf
(liniciisioiis.
sliitilan.
fir
finish.
LANO
ACT,
Notlca
of
Intanllon
to
Apply
to
Ltaaa
tan
Iti
l-and
lierordin
tiialrlct
of
I'rlnre
liuserl,
and
situate
on
M..ieliy
lalaml.
lueen
Uliarlolte
ilniun.
on
unnamed
In
Met,
three
ml
let
aoulb
of
Pe
U
I'ectKj
In
let.
TAWK
M1TI1
K
Dial
Thu
Canadian
rial)
Liilir
Company,
'l.lllnled,
$f
Vaneotiter.
or
iiiiuii
9iuHMi
iiiiH-rn,
uiieiHia
ao
a(iii
for
lease
of
the
followlni
d-arrlli)
land.;;-
Coiniiiehrlna:
at
a
hi
piai.teit
al
bead
of
lull
I
aleiut
4
mile
horlh
of
unnamed
.reeli;
thetiro
went
10
rhalns;
tttenre
'on
in
vo
cha:n;
thettre
ral
t
tliaina.
iiiortir
lea,
to
aliore
line:
tlM-nie
north
iirly
folloVkltit
allure
line
to
I'.o.C,
an1
i-otlUlnlnr
10
ai-rea,
Inore
or
leaa,
the
(.ASAnKs
nsunn
:aiiAWY.
iinill.li,
Appiieani.
t'ff
William
Alfted
llown
.
fialeil
oth
April,
lt
.
,
"OOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT."
'
Nolle
of
Application
for
Bttr
Llcona.
oll-e
la
hrreliy
arlveo
that,
on
the
llt
day
of
June
ne.
the
midernirned
Inlends
hi
aiity
10
the.
l.Hii.ir
Control
liimnl
ror
a
llii-ii.e
In
reierl
of
preiiile
lielnt
part
of
the
hullilinr
known
aa
Orean
Kalla
llolel,
alluale
'oil
front
Street,
Town
(if
Orean
lalla.
immiii
Ihe
laud
denrnlieil
aa
IM
Sit.
ill,
Itanie
,
Coaul
lilalrlrl.
Map
o.
IL.M.
11,
(.and.
Iterlilralloii
liUlrtrt.
In
the
PriiHiirn
i,r
Hrltlah
ColiniiMa,
for
lhe
aale
or
Iwer
by
I
he
rlasa,
or
by
the
open,
leiitle
for
roiiaiitnplloii
on
the
lre-lolaea,
'
.
plotted
thi
71I1
day
nf
Jiine,
'
e.vr.ini?
Mii.1.8
uviTKn.
l'r
C.
L,
barker,
lleaaurar.
v
veneers,
etc.,
in
Northern
H.l-
Wo
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
the
I
datlon
lo
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Ilcfore
Iniyuig
inspect
our
stork.
N
i
prices
arc
right.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
118
and
117
Chiffon
Hosiery
$1.75
to
$3.00
We
ha'
"
Hues
or
II"-
1
HOST,
ami
'
you
''lii'1
15
1
.75
Uj).
The
Diana
i
'
The
Normandle
The
Kayser
The
.i-:
-pjiere.
ii'i
Fashion,
lb
1
Fnllow.
Cor.
3rd
7th
lin'
ttl.
I'rii-I
Teakrvnr
RmS..
liivN
1,1
rnwi"
a