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Records
Behind
the
Clouds
Fox
Trot
Vocal
Fox
Trot
Vocal
MM
Sung
by
Gene
Austin
No.
19968
ALWAYS
International
Novelty
Orchestra
19970
Ilcnry
Ilurr
(Tenor)
19959
JUST
AROUND
THE
CORNER
Art.
Landry
and
Ills
Orchestra
199
JO
The
Revelers
19968
DINAH
Fox
Trot
Jean
Goldkette
and
Ills
Orchestra
19947
Vocal
The
Revelers
19796
THEN
I'LL
RE
HAPPY
Fox
Trot
Jlusso
&
Florito's
Oriole
Orchestra
19917
Vocal
Jack
Smith
(The
Whispering
lUntonc)
19856
SONG
OF
THE
VAGABONDS.
;
Fox
Trot
International
Novelty
Orchestra
19901
Vocal
Dennis
King
and
Victor
Light
Opera
Co.
19897
10-ln.
doublc-slded
records,
75
C.
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Master's
Voice"
Dealers
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Talking
Machine
Co,
DEMAND
of
Canada,
Limited
"Rupert
Brand"
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Kippers
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DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD.'
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Dally
by
J
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Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
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1
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in
nil
uc.,
from.
.SI
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to
$6.00
each
hompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
t
Local
and
Personal
I'hone
15,
I'.n.
Coal
Co.
tf
Arthur's
Taxi.
I'hone
C78
If
';u!t?;
Undertakers.
'
Phone
4i.
Crystal
Firelighters.
48
fo.-
11.00.
IlyiJe
Transfer,
I'hone
580,
if
'feneral
meeting
of
I'.H.O.
K1U
tonight
at
8.30
,'p.m.
lit
lloslon
Hall.
All
members
arc
rcuuesl-
ed
to
bp
-'i
resent.
Jifd.
II.
W.
Uirch
.aud'JauKlite.'
JJisv
Meryl
liirch.sail
tonilil
on
e
rnnce
ucorge
for
Vancouver
on
their
wav
to
Kncland
wheie
they
wil-
upend
tsome
time
Molornliip
lielliiiftfiain.
Cant.
Anderxon,
arrived
from
Ketchikan
Ihi
inorninir
with
one
car
load
of
freuli
Iialibtil
for
dhip-ment
wit
the
Canadian
.National
Hallway
to
the
Kantem
.Stales.
Alt
l.oytfl
Moc.c
and
vUiling
M(mo
hrclliri'n
ar
reaiiedled
ti
allend
Initiation
ceremony
in
Manfti
Hall
at
8
o'clock
on
Fri
day,
May
28.
The
official
open
ing
of
the
new
Moopc
Hall
will
!
announced
later.
(Sovernmenl
asfent
Norman
A.
Vmt,v10
has
been
hi
ill
health
for
ine
time,
is
leaving
tonitih'
for
Vancouver
for
a
medical
ex
animation
u
ruler
lite
h.u.ll.
ami
on
bis
return
plans
to'
take
a
holiday
for
a
couple
of
months
at
Telkwa.
The
Hyde
Transfer
was
finei'
110
In
the
city
polire
court
this
morning
for
an
infraction
of
tin'
Motor
Vehicle
Act
in
driving
automobile
with
the
cut-out
open.
Un
a
similar
charge,
I
he
l'rtUee
lluiwrl
Hairy
w
as
remanded,
fop
eight
day.
Mrs.
it.
A.
t'andow
and
fnmilv
iill,
Ril
tonight
for
Vaneouvn.
to
Join
Cap).
Caiidow
who
has
been
Imnteil
in
Vaneoiivpf
afld
hi
I
lie
.,ni)iti
toMO
''before
pro-
eedyiiljouth.,
.
NEWSPAPERMAN
DIED
'
'ay
.r.i
IW
TollOXTO,
May
?7.
WiUo.i
lllue,
ai!tanl
telerniih
cliNtr
of
l
lie
Toronto
Tehpram.
died
tutiitcniy
Him
inornuig.
He
wa.
.fell
kiO.vvn
in
Prattle,
Virtorii
fnd
V
taiieouvei
newspaper
cir
W.
G.
ELLIS
DIES.
VANCOtVKH,
May
S7..-Wni
II.
Klli.
72
vears
of
an,
i
pumeer
nf
y
who
was
takei
ill
hen
developing
a
ininiiu
la
i
in
near
Iliueltou,
died
lad
nipht.
NOTICE.
To
who
in
it
may
concern:
Ink
notice
thai
after
this
dale
milk
bottle
bcarinz
the
name
I'linre
nuperi
nairy
or
WooUcoek
Ialry"
embossed
on
Ihe
side
of
bottle,
beinj?
the
rj-
islered
property
of
the
I'rince
llupert
Hairy
in
accordance
witu
Hie
"Traile
Mark
and
Design
Act
"
nnyone
olher
than
the
I'rince
llupert
Dairy
or
it
authorised
agents
tisintr
said
bottles
for
anj
purpose,
buying,
solliiifr
or
of
fering
to
trade,
hoanlinp
or
any
way
not
returning
same
lo
the
owners,
will
bo
'prosecuted
according
to
the
Act.
1'IUXGH
HbT'KUT
D.MIIY
May
20,
1920.
122
PAVEMENT.
Take
notice
laal
Seventh
Ave.
from
Fulton
Stive
t
to
Dunsmulr
Slreel
will
be
closed
from
May
20
until
June
30.
Householders
wishing
to
get
in
supplies
are
requested
lo
do
o
before
grading
Marts.
123
Gilv
Knirinoer.
I
When
you
ask
for
BOVRIL
Get
BOVRIL
i
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAOB
THBE1
AMUNDSEN
TO
AVOID
PUBLIC
Decides
to
Proceed
Direct
to
Oslo
and
Will
Keep
Out
of
States
as
far
as
Possible
NOMK.
May
27.
Haold
Amuntl-cn,
leader,
and
Col.
LinhertJ
Nobile,
first
ptlot
(if
tlio
trans-l'olar
exited
illoif
in
'the
dirigible
Norge,
have
announced
that
they
will
proceed
direct,
to
Oslo,
Norway,
after
leaving
.Nome
for
Seatlle
next
:nionlli.
The
explorer
will
ko
-ouili
on
the
teaiiier
Victoria
and
from
Seat
tle
will
cross"
the
emit
iiient
lo
New
York
where
they
will
embark
for
().lo.
Their
plan
in
to
write
a
book;
of
100,000
word-,
on
their
aerial
voyave
from
Spllzbcrfren
lb
Teller,
Alaska.
Aiiiunden
said
that
he
had
refused
invitations
to
visit
cIUim
in
the
United
$late
and
had
ula
declined
to
attend
Hie
Scsqui-Cetitennial
expositioii.
markiiiq
Hie
anniversary
of'
the
declara
tion
of
American
Independence,
at
Philadelphia.
Further
ho
said
that
it
had
"been
decided
W
cross
Hie
continent
iver
a
Canadian
railway
in
ond
r
to
avoid
the
public
and
the
prss.
KETCHIKAN
HAS
RUPERT
TIME
Change
Made
at
Alaskan
Port
to
Conform
With
Coast
Stand
ard
KF.TCIIIKAN,
May
:'7
I'ac
flc
coat
?tatidard
time
will
be
adopted
in
Ketchikan
at
I
o'clock,
post
meridian,
Saturday,'
May
29,
according
to
a
resolution
passed
by
the
dlly
council
au-
thoriiir-
Mayor
Thomas
Torry
lo
issue
a
proclamation
changing
he
time
-ystem
now
in
uc
here
The
action
was
taken
upon
reeoinmey'Jalinn
of
the
Commer-
mr
r.nrn
or
Keiciiuun,
wuicn
tc
bavin?
s(tiL.eejvr1Ujr-1iPW'M'flVitHat
material
benefits
will
it
VM
of
jttaVWih''
vasw
(r
,t
I.Canadialil.
.Wh
.A
,
C
!lii-ue.jli.
,Ut
lorf
Cahdi
Will
reinnin
hp,
uMH1
tle
cl"sc
.
.
.
-
Ldvrtve
from
havtrsr
ttie
same
sysmin
oi
nine
in
jvticiiiKan
as
is
now
used
in
Pacific
coast
cities
lo
the
south.
Other
southeastern
Aaskau
communities
may
be
induced
to
follow
the
action
taken
here.
Some
ineouxeuienee
is
expected
to
arise
at
first
through
adoption
of
the
new
system
but
ultimately
it
is
expected
that
it
will
bo
an
advantage
to
this
cily
lo
have
the-MfrmeUfcyslcm
of
lime
as
ii
used
in
Ihe
principal
filie
where
it
does
business
AMIENS
HAS
DIVORCE
Tnlm
C
I,
RECORD
IN
FRANCE
AMIKNS.
May
26.
This
proud
though
war-battered
city,
Ihe
capilol
of
Picardy.
has
gone
its
big
ister
Ps
is
one
better.
For
the
proportion
of
divorces
to
marriages
here
is
wrestler
even
than
in
Ihe
metropolis'.,
"-
Last
year
there
were
granted
In
Amiens
one
oMuireo
lo
nine
marriages.
Paris,
even
with
Ihe
aid
of
numerous
wedlock'
weary
Americans
aiijl
a
host
of
lawyers
ppeciaitzcii
in
.
untieing
knots.
could
only
boast
one
out
of
ten.
t'p
to
the
present,
Amiens
holds
(lie
all-French
record
for
divorces.
CALIFORNIA
TIN
MINE
RE-OPENED
AFTER
25
YEARS
COIIONA,
f.al..
May
2fl.
The
only
tin
mine
In
this
part
oftho
world
has
been
reopened
after
nearly
twenty-five
years
inne-
livily.
It
is
the
Teniescal
mine.
closed
!
its
Knalisb
owners
in
1802
owiiiig
to
low
nielal
ouola-
inns
in
New
York.
The
ore
was
liscovered
in
1830.
The
properly
Hissed
to
a
London
comnanv
In
IHl'tl
AmeriPan
conmany
operation.
has
resumed
SEVERE
CYCLONE
AT
RANGOWCAUSES
LOSS
UWiiOO.V,
May
27.-
rteports
renehlng
here
from
Akyab
say
n
severe
cyclone
eausetl
consider,
able
loss
of
life
ami
daina?e
lo
properly.
Most
or
the
Government
building
were
destroyed.
Telegraphic
rommuncatioii
was
interrupted.
.'Ss.
CHINESE
WAR
IS
RENEWED
Trouble
Between
Canton
and
Its;
.
Toes
Commences
With
Many
Casualties
!
CANTON,
May
27.
War
bc-between
the
department
of
Can-'
ton
and
its
northern
foes,'
threatened
for
weeks,
has
begun.'
The
forces
of
Marshal
W'u
Pel;
Fu
of
Houkovy
attacking
Cay-,
ton
and
its
lieJeiuJvrs
frouilhrcc'
strategic
points
along
the
Dwau-lung
border
are
causing
a
large,
number
of
casualties.
CAnb
OF
THANKS.
Mrs.
J.
Mitchell
wishes
tcj
thank
her
many
friends;
;ilo.
the
Moose
Loduo
and.
Cnuadnuii
I-ish
and
Cohli
Storage
Oj.,
LUi
for
the
kiudness
and
sympathy
shown
tier
and
for
the
beautifui
.loral
tributes
given
in
her
rj
jent
M
be'caveiiK'iit
in
tiie
loss
if
her
lot
in?
Iiusliaiiii.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
Take
tint
ice
tnat
anyone
found
ridit'j.'
bicycles
on
sidewalks
or
ciiiderpallis
will
be
itroseculed.
125
City
Kngineer.
imV.UBLC
WATtKS
PROTECTION
H.S.C.
CHAPTtH
115,
ACT,
t
"tilt
1:1
ml
c.iuiiuv
or
:inaiU.
Limllnl.
Hun
1
i
(
Hw
r-iul
i
ilei:ci
uii
tli
Miul.lir
nl
I'ulilK
Viwk
al
utiaui
n,l
In
tin-
.irriii'
nr
tlx-
ll-tnrl
luir.jtrtr
ul
lliif
Laml
llrtilr.v
liistrlrl
or
rlm-
ItuiHTl
in
the
eruvlure
ur
Hrltlfta
i
.iliini-hu.
a
iliv
rmlHiu
itf
thr
ulr
ami
nlan.
f
a
rili
ami
lliiilr
wlurf
irtiMM-i
.i
p
Mull
in
iht
Inrbor
nf
ITiii''r
ltuierl
In
On?
miiI
I'liivlnn-.
mi
uairr
hit
four,
nksk
it".
I
In-
talil
wliaiT
rmipri-nir
a
narrow
ai;nai'li
varymir
In
widlh
from
I
lo
.'..
aiul
rvlriulina
norllH-rlv
from
llif
hUUal4-r
mark
a
distance
uf
an-
i-oiliuatrly
3uu'.
wtwnii
It
wlilvm
U,
an
miuiii
a
x
i.ir
in
arua.
llm
tlitv
fil
invtaumiirni
iMlna-
approvlmalrly
iaral-
Ifl
,lo
iii
Mhir
llnr.
AIM
Ukr
ic-lliv
thai
lflrr
lh.
ili--
IliMf
ir
nni
month
rrojn
ihe
data
or
the
rirt
maturation
t.r
iihh
itiiiii..
ilk,.
ml
Comiuiiy
or
ranaiti.
Llniitnt.
will
unilrr
M-rilon
:
r
Itw
md
Act
apply
Jo
hw
miii'
-ir
or
rubiir
works
at
hU
ur
rirp
In
the
i.u.v
of
Ottawa,
for
an
ai
T
I
He
,llil
tlf.
anil
llm
ulil
nlin
and
rr
leave
in
miMruct
tlia
nald
wlurf
lim
li:o;i,
i,
r
an.
luiM
it
VaniMiiv.T.
nnti-h
iloluuibia.
-.a.
icil
llfl
"I
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.
HJI,
II
J.
kENMIIII,
IX-tidt
Sale
Manarrr.
Dyspepsia
t
Caused
Her
Agony
After
Every
Meal
Mr.
XL
Caldwell,
2333
Hemlock
St,
Vancouver,
IUX,
writes;-
-
After
suffering
for
years
with
agony,
from
dvYDenaia
and
indievctinn.
tftpr
.r.r.
Sir
Henry
Halfour
and
fir!
Beal
1
taking
wimiii
.'(usrn
Hrin
Ulliuilu
Iliei
owners.
A
recently
orsranired
and
jrot
such
relief
I
kept
right
on
until
I
had
ued
thrw
bottles
and
waa
eompletely
relieved
of
my
troubla,
Now,
I
ran
eat
anything
I
wish
witk-;
out
having
any
bad
after
effects."
'
only
by
The
T.
Uiiburs
Toronto,
Out.
The
Story
the
Years
Tell
In
these
days
of
value-seeking,
the
knowing
motorist,
looking
for
proven
dependability
over
the
years,
can
see
nothing
to
it
bup
"pUNLO?S."
Tc-day
DTJNLjpP
is
giving
youifai
Balloon
Tire
greeted
-everywhere
as
the
"Real
Goods."
Go
back
Five
Years
and
Dunlop
was
giving
you
the
first
Tip-Top
Cord
Tire.
UNLQ
Go
back
Fifteen
Tears
and
Dunlop
was
giving
you
the
first
real
Anti-Skid:
Traction
Tread-Go
back
Twenty
Years
and
Dunlop
'was
giving
yon
the
first
Straight
Side
back
Thirty-Eight
Years
and
J.
B.
Dunlop
was
giving
yon
the
first
Pneumatic
Tire
the
world
had
erer
seen.
The
fact
that
the
Dunlop
Dealer
la
willing
to
stake
hit
reputation
on,
and
invest
his
money
in,
Donlop
Tires,
shows
he
has
faith
in
the
Dunlop
IWuct,
and
feela
that
it
la
a
good
investment
for
you.
The
Judgment
that
tells
you
to
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Dunlop
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Belling,
Hose,
Packing.
Golf
Balls,
etc,
is
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of
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MANY.
Timely
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AM
POLE'S
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SALTS
50c
A
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and
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drink.
HIND'S
HONEY
AND
ALMOND
CREAM
50c
For
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and
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and
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ue
after
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OVALTINE
Nature's
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Food
90c
and
$1.50
lluild
Urain,
Nerve
and
Uody.
Overcomes
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ensures
sound
sleep
and
supplies
u
reserve
of
strength.
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TOOTHBRUSHES.
Special
25c
Kaeh
brush
in
a
carton.
Twenty
per
cent
off
all
French
Ivory
Goods
Gaiiongs
Glenwood
Chocolates
Ac
lb.
5
lb.
Ilo.x
$2.Q0
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Phones
82
and
200
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Lilas
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$1.00
l'iiiauils
Kau
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Quinine
lg.
$1.35
Dus
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
ROYAL
HOTEL
Phone
34
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Proprietor.
P.O.
Box
186
million's
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