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DAILY
EDITIOH
'"iI0
Saturday,'
May
I,
I9i0.
Duplication
Of
Tax
Annoyances.
The
present
system
is
a
duplication
of
vork
for
those
who
have,
to
pay
taxes.
There
is
a
form
to
fill
but
for
the
Dominion
government
and
another
for
the
province,
each
different
and
difficult
to
understand.
Al
last
an
attempt
is
being
made
to
improve
matters.
A
meeting
has
been
called
of
finance
minister;?
of
the
provinces
to
confer
with
the
finance
minister
of
the
Dominion
in
regard
to
such
matters.
Possibly
they
.may
be
able
to
work
out
a
sys
lent
which
will
cause
the
least
possible
anuov.inec
to
those
who
have
to
pay.
If
the
Dominion
and
PiiivmCial
tax
forms
were
similar
and
the
method
of
calculating
the
Income
similar
in
each
case,
it
would
then
be
a
simple
mailer
lo
fill
out
the
forms
and
make
the
payments.
Alleged
Duplication-Dominion
Income
Tax.
While
people
have
hrtl
topayjhejr
;
income
tax
this
year,
many
have
done
so
under
protest
because'
of
having
to
pay
some
of
the
taxes
more
than'
once.
Suppose
a
person
has
half
interest
in
tin
Incorporated
company,
that
half
interest
pays
the
regular
rate
of
tax
levied
under
Hie
act.
Then
when
the
person
makes
nut?
his
private
return
he
has
to
pay
again
on
the
same
income.
This
is
clearly
unfair
aud
should
be
changed.
The
probability
'js
it
wi(l
be
changed
this
year
before
the
budget
bill
passes.
If
it
lloes
not,
Ihero
will
be
protests
from
nH
over
the
country.
Everyone
understands
that
taxes
must
be
paid,,
for
there
is
a
-war
debt
to
look
afler
aiul
also
tliem
are
current
costs
of
running
the
country
io
be.'
met.
The
only
Objection
is
to
inequalities
and
the
extra
charge
against
incorporated
companies
is
certainly
an
imposition.
'
Incomes
should
be
laxed
but
not
taxed
twire
by
'the
same
government.
j
Make
Cleanup
In
''
'
Customs
Service.
tlross
irregularities
in
the'customservice
at
Montreal
are
reported
and
if
found
true
there
should
be
a
thorough
cleanup
by
the
government.
The
receiving
of
present
from
interested
parties
s.hoidd
also
be
slopped
and
Premier
Mackenzie
King
has
mtide
it
clear
that
it
will
not
.be
tolerateil.
In
asking
for
the
resignation
of
two
of
the
civil
service
commissioners,
because
bey
received
a
present
of
whiskey,
the
Premier
was
taking
action
which
Will
commend
itself
to
everyone.
However,
thepre
mier
huulduot
slop
at
that
but,
should
make
a
cleanup
all
ulong
Uil'
line
irrespective
of
political
affiliations.
No
government
can
expect
to
retain
the
trust
of
the
people
unless',
it
keep
all
1
lie
guverniubiLsciTices
above,
suspicion.
y
;'
':$
'v
';;
"
."
"
.
.,
"V
''.
"'
v,
-Step
Toward
:
V
Unity
Of
Canada.
'
'
;
;
The.
;
entente
alliance
between
France.'
and
JBrilaili
has
had
U
marked
effect
upon
the
Unity
n't
"the
Canadian
people.
Natur
ally
the
French
Canadians
must
feel
a
pride
in
the
laud
from
which
they
or
their
ancestors
came
and
when
there
is
friction
between
that
country
and
Hritaiil
it
must
be
difficult
to
decide
ylth
which
side
to
sympathize.
When
the
two
countries
are
in
complete
accord
J
here
is
no
such
difficulty
and
the
French
Canadians
are
able
lo
unite
with
the
English
speaking
part
of
the
population.
as
citizens
of
the
British
Empire
and
with
pride
Also
it
is
possible
that
the
fact
of
the
French
Canadian
be-
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
New
tugboat
being
planned
for
Bushby
fleet-
harbor
master
on
the
job
engines
and
boats
much
in
demand
Plans
are
being
prepared
for
n
new
tugboat'
for
the
ltiishhy
fleet.
The
vessel
will
lie
(ir
feei
in
length
oyer
all
vilh
10.
foot
heam
and
deptli
of
.-even
feet
six
inches.
PovyVid
wiH
a
hore
power
deisel
engine,
the
new
craft
will
he
4he
finest
deisel
tugboat
in
local
waters
and
will
be
a
decided
acquisition
l"
the
commercial
fleet
or
tl'is
port.
It
will
be
ahoul
the
same
length
but
with
greater
beam
and
mdre
power
than
the
P.ll.T.
which
is
the
biggest
vessel
in
uie
present
fleet
or
we
n..M.r.
Mr.
Bushby
stale
llial
it
ha
hot
yet
been
definitely
decided
where
Uie
new
boat
will
tie
built
but,
in
compliance
with
Ru.Ahby
policy,
it
will
lie
contructod
here
if
al
all
possible.
A
tank
car
of
fish
oil
was
shipped
-East
front
the
Huperl
Marine
Products
plant
this
week.
the
Was
Tide
Hip'
and
llanaeo
handling
the
carry
ferry
between
Tucks
Inlet
atul
the
railway
slip.
Harbor
regulations
in
Prior
Jlupirt
will
tie
belter
lied
Op
to
from
now
on
than
they
ever
were
before
if
the
new
harlnt-j
master.
Cap!.
H.
U.
Marsh,
is
aide
to
carry
out
his
plans
lilon
pninlmenl,
Capt.
Marsh
lias
bee
i
enonrclically
nil
I
In4
job
point
inp
ut
where
regolaliohs
are.
beiiM
violated
and
suggesting
thai
th-i
offenders
mend
their
ways;
Where"
other
means
fail,
thi
police
court
is
being
resorted
to.
It
was
found
impossible
lo
salvage
A.
T.
Eckoirs
gasoline,
boat
U'injsli,
which
went
on.
the
rocks
of
Bonilla
Island
in
t
storm
recently.
The
salvag.i
party
returned
to
iwrt
early
this
week,
having
recovered
the.
engine
from
the
vessel.
T.
J.
Tingley
and
B.
L.
Tins-ley,
pioneer
residents
of
the
Massed
Inlet
district,
arrived
from
Hie
south
this
week
on
their
way
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
where
they
will
again
engage
in
the
fishing
in
ilustry
this
season.
HeturninR
after
a
week's
trip
lo
ketehifcnn,
the
Prince
Huperi,
Boat
House"
power
boat
Paeliena,
Capt.
Paul
Armour,
proceedeo
imin'iiately
to
Port
Clements
having1
on
hoard
V.
L.
Buckley
and
liarty
who
will
inspect
the
sawmill
that
Is
beins
reopen
lliere
by
Mr.
Buckley.
Tho
parhena
was
expected
back
lo
ward
the
-end
of
this
week.
Mystery
Fishing
Boat
A
mystery
fishing
ship
which,
i,
is
claimed,
will
revolutionize
the
risiiintr
industry,
is
now
nc-
Uilt
buill
at
Hull,
England.
She
is
much
bisger
lhan
the
Ordinary
vishlng
vessel,
her
ton-
.
.
.
......
.
Page
being
between
1,000
.nu
5,00,0,
and
instead
of
trawlinn
O.ul
In
the
ordinary
way,
she
vjll
anchor
oidside
lerrltoria
waters
and
send
out
small
what
boats
lo
fish
with
lines.
Vii'j.
of
a
large
size,
chiefly
halibut.
wiH-be'snught
for.
J
When
the
fish
are
hrouRl)
aboard
Ihey
will"
.be
laid
in
specially
constructed
rest
bunks"
'fi
prevent
the.
crushing
and
snoilinjr
thai
ocoOrsM
when
fish
are
carried
ih
bulk",
and
also
to
keep
them
alive
until
landed.
Halibut
arrivals
during
the
;p'al
week
were
unusually
lighl
Jolalllhg
(from
Saturday
to
Fri
day
inclusive;
only
JW.nim
ms.,
which
is
Just
about
half
of
vtveraore.
American
tiotinmt
in
ir
in'
this
country
may
have
had
some
influence
in
hriiiffiuir
landed
280,100
pounds
and
Can
about
and-cemenling
that
entente.
n
T59.70O
pounds,
The
boat
There
will
be
a
liltlo
friction
at
times
between
France
and
Britain
jtt
as'there
is
at
timei
between
members
of
the
sam?
family.
On
the
whole,
however,
t
lie
.relations
.between
France
and
Britain
are
improving
as
the
countries
get
lo
know
each
other'
better.
Tired?
Run
Down?
Eat
SHREDDED
WHEAT
contains
all
the
Vitamins
lire
believed
to
be
bunched
again
nhdthe
nexlweek
or
jo
may
sec
biuua1ly
farge
'landinws.
Price
during
the
week
on
the
whole
were
satisfactory,
especially
on
train
days.
American
fish
wa
paid
as
high
as'
t.3c
and
Cana
dfaii
was
Up
10
I7C.
Second
cla
whs
falrjy
steady
at
7c,
8e
ana
00.
.
.
'Boats
landing
catches
here
daring
the
PA!
week
(Saturday
lo
Friday
Inclusive)
were
as!
rollows:
Minerican
Lenor
9,000,
Hoyal
LftmVBriAk
23,000,
Onah
0,000,
llilnler
30,000,
Zenith
35,000,
Van'see
32,000,
Eureka
1
1,000,
Wflvo
5,000,
Hiiinler
3,500,
Sentinel
18,000,
Wizard
35,000,
Manribf.
1,000,
.
Thor
20,000,
ltfioha
17,000,
(lladys
.OOq
Kaslern
Point
0,500,
llellanc.
i.000,
WahuBh
4,000.
Canadian
Tramp,
4,500,
E.
Llpiett
0,000,
Grant
0,000,
Mar-
guerlto
1,00(1.
D.S.T.
5,000,
Xuba
M00,
I'iionie
.1,000,
tiibMin
,-
000,
Swllijr
2,000,
lleveille
7,0011.
Cape
Spear
7,000,
Pair
of
Jack-
0,000,
CaM
spencer
ft.tiOO,
Incx
II
2,500,
Margalice
.500,
Xauti
lus
.1,000.
Point
May
U00.
Hincteader
5.000.
S.A.
2.100.
Tertian
0,500,
Vula
3,500,
Selnu
8,500,
Prosperity
A.
i,000,
Johanna
1
1,000.
fanny
K.
3,500,
W.T.
7,000,
W
.sterner
2,oot.
i'nome
1.500,
Dolphin
0,000,
M.
M.
Christopher
11,000,
Hutu
r
iwwi
,
The
total
landings
"."for-
Hi"
season
to
date
m'e
as
follows:
lAmericaii,
.
S.aos.iioo
pound
that
line.
Since
his
recent
ap-fCanadiaii,
1,0:1,800
pound
lotal
T.ot.VOO
pound.
I
.A
.considerable
nuanlllv
of
salmon
was
landi-d
from
Hit
I
roll
in?
camps
ilurjriff
thiv
week;
and
th?
a'vera
iri'
prtct
was
10c
for
red
springs
and
36
fo.-
will
Iff.
The
Cripple
Wins
Blow,
Blow,
thou
wintry
wind
J
Thou
are
not
half
so
Unkind
as
man's
itiBratirnde!
This
Sbake-
sp4M-ian
quotation
must
have
gone
Ihroutsh
the
minds
of
certain
individuals
comprised
in
the
crew
of
Hie
g(od,
CO-,.
Malas-pina
lastSiiiirjajYJiigbt
sldorlb
afterv
she
'irrhed,
in
port
witii
her
smaller
sister
ship
(iivenchy
In
tow.
No,
sovner
had
the
Mal-aspina
arrived
at
this
metro
polis
relieving
The
(iUetichy
and
all
those
aboUhl
after
their
weekTs
enforrtiid-
stay
In
the
turned
from
a
trip
to
Stewart,
Anynx
and
Alice
Arm
on
Tliurs.
day
ami
cleared
on
her
retur.j
lo
Vancouver
On
Friday.
Enqlnes
In
Demand
An
Unprecedented
demand
fop
new
ebgine
this
season
is
res
SERVICE
The
tervlec
rendered
by
Ford
cut
and
crucka
and
Fordaon
Tractori
la
welt
matched
by
the
it
nice
of
dependable
Cham,
pion
Spark
Plugi,
hlch
have
been
atandard
Ford
equipment
for
15
yeara.
To
bmire,
cootln-ucd
maximum
pcfWerandipecd
In
Ford
enginea,
be
aure
that
you
Initall
a
full
aet
of
Championa
at
leatt
once
a
year.
Champion
Dependable
(or
Evtry
Engine
A
Canadiawmadt
Product
Wlndaor,
Ont.
Champion
X
eicluilvtly
for
Forda
packed
In
the
Red
Dos
80r
i
ajM8iBBMfiBttJsiBBalMBa
ii
ii
i
THE
SALVATION
ARMY
is
in
urgent
need
of
funds
to
carry
on
its
gigantic
and
daily
-
increasing
work
in
Western
Canada
The
character,
value
and
all-embracing
nature
of
that
work
is
known
to
everyone.
The
S.A
believes
it
wilf
have
your
generous
support.
Be
Kind
to
the
Collectors
VHjHIHHHHHi9L
5BHbmbbpBb"bbmmmbmmmbmbmbmmbmmmmbm
ported
by
several
of
Hie
focal
uKcnfie.
One
concern
on-
Ihn
waterfront
has
sold
ilonns
tli.-
past
week
lio
less
than
ten
motors
or
the
I
and
o
h.p.
var
iely.
three
of
tietn
in
one
day
TrollinK
boats
were
die
pin-
chasers
in
the
inot
of
eases.
A
nln'ady
reported,
almost
everylhina
that
will
rlo.1t
is
being
couimiA'ioiied
in
the
trolling
...
..'.
I.
game
litis
season.
.oar
um
Cow
Bay
brbbie
two
or
lhre
men
are
rebliildiiiK
an
old
dern
llct
Columbia
Hiver
boat
with
nothing
much
left
or
her
but
he;
shape.
It
is
about
tho
worst
tookinp
wreck
that
eer
uti
at-(continued
on
pas?e
rive
land
Act.
NffUc
of
InWntlon
to
Applf
U
Ln
Ltnd
In
l.nl
HrNliiil
lumrtri
l
rnim-nii"Tl.
ami
ilual
im
M.irMbj
lOaml.
ourrit
CliaHi'lle
Miuwml
In
an.
Uirw
ndtea
aoutli
rf
l
la
iw-rhe
In-U-l.
TkK
NoTP'.i:
llul
Tlw
UnudUn
I'l.h
In-
cnuipanr.
i.uu)1h1,
of
Vanr..uvr.
-ritt4(un
SdnMi
Cami-.
tnlnwl.
in
anl
for
a
rir
uf
Ihe
rnllnwliir
lrrrtliMt
lamt:
.
.
.
rniiiiMrlni
al
rKi
planlml
at
Dra.l
uf
Ink!
aUuil
S
mil
irtli
f
iiniuiiK-.)
rt:rwli:
llniire
rlialm.
Ilwwr
uain
t
rtin;
iin-iwe
tai
tm
riums.
liKrtr
i.r
l.
I
lwrr
HiM':
lwrr
nnrili
rr
following
l
tr
lata,
u.
P.o.i
.,
and
nmlamiuf
b
arrr.
uirr
r
k.
TI1K
i
VNVIiH
llll0
COMPWY.
I
INITI
O.
Al
pllranl.
..
.
...
.....
.
1
!"
Milium
irri
n"rr.
soiiiuii"
or
Classen
unci
wnen
naiMi
aih
in'.
tt.
an
argument
of
some
heat
hroki
LAND
ACT.
out
as
In
whether
or
not
the,
..
.
.
.
.
a
(iivenchy
had
not
after
all
hcal-i
m
i.umi
HmH-iima
i.nnri
or
mnrr
niiTI.
ami
llnai
al
Iwa.l
f
Skao
lit
..ii
en
i
Hot
no
.naiaspin.i
Mili4iin
i
n.Pn.
across
lh
iifiu.,
dIMT.by
i.umi.
onrrn
ciiarkio
sirails.
It
appears
thai
thei-'t-
....
(iivencliy
actually
did
set
tied!
ma
:..iiianV,
Uniliril,
r
Vanriuorr.
irf-
....
...
..-.'it
..f
.,,,
i
Mipatrfo
salnwKi
caiiwr.
mtnita
t
aHlv
rirsl
irot
or
up
without,
course,
t
,
ron,lt
dwrtiMsi
the
assistance,
or
the
Malasp
na
,"
-
.
.
,
.
h.,
.
...
..
I
i
..iniMfwInr
at
a
po'
r-laniMt
al
haJ
and
the
crew
of
the
(Iivenchy,
I
f
suai
i.mn,
is
riuiii
north
or
nn
loyal
to
their
ship
as
all
tWj'KSE
ilrZVr
Tt'i
sallormen
are,
ciaimel
thai
IS.
I
Vj,
'
1C,.
iuL
,.
t'Tir
itau
neen
a
raca
ami
uie
iiven-ami
n.ntaininr
arrr.
ni-irr
nr
,
.III'
...V.I.I..
fl.lfl.ti!
.'...II.
chy
had
won
it.
The
tneji
on
the
Malaspina,
of
roure,
claim
that
an
unfajr
advantage
wai
taken
of
their
ship..
The
Vancouver
Commercial
boat
Pride
of
Wt,
with
a
parly
tin:
.vaiiu
risiuvi
tuivcAiv,
llMlTMi.
AtK'H'ant.
I'r-r
William
Altrfsl
Hnwr
IN
PROSATE.
In
tha
tuprama
Court
af
Brltlalt
Colamtla.
In
the
Mallrr
or
Of
Aiinmiiriuin
.n
x
am!
fa
Ihi
Mailrr
of
lh
rUl
of
Airrrt
ll.ib,
fwrawil.
inlKtalf.
lof
TAkE
SOTICR
lhl
lr
"rrt'f
f
IU
ioi
siorj
slfiri-
tellers
Miurs
on
in
board
no.iniA
n
re-1
.
...
Vo8n.
,
9m
,
Anf
II.
A
n.
ista.
I
a
apnolnlil
ilmln
ltralOr
nf
Itw
Ur
t
AllMrl
B.ilf
rtrrrawd.
and
all
parliea
hat
In
laiin-naalnil
the
Mid
fti
ar
lrf!nr
rrqnlr
A
lo
fiirnlb
am.
properly
erlflil.
In
nil.
nn
nr
trffon
II)
0lh
1T
nf
Mar
A
O.
tttH,
and
all
parllr
imlrbtnUIn
Um.
i-Mal
art"
rrqiUn-d
lo
pav
lli
annninl
nf
thrlr
tanrM"li
In
iw
tnrinwnn.
OIlMf
A.
WATT.
officio
AdimnlMratnr,
rrlnra
Buiri,
B.C.
naied
tlie
tnan.fl.afc
tjt
prl.
jtLJlf
form
r.
Not
lea1
ef
Application
for
Caruflcata
of
ima0!finiHa
-ihf
Mlnoral
Claim
Aituai'e
in
in
I'rinrr
llunrl
Mlnlna
nivltiiin
nf
the
Sterna
Uutriil.
Wherr
Vlin-aled:
Mear
Ih
lieail
of
kltxunkaluni
l
ik.
I
turn!
lutM,,.
twin
rulln
.tiln.
tier
nf
hoMer'a
Free
.Mlner'a
Certificate,
take
Notice
that
I.
Swan
Paltn.
Free
Mlner'a
Cerlirirale
.Nn.
ia07C.
Intend
al
S
I
he
end
of
luy
day
from
tne
do
I.Mru.r
tn
.nr.
1
1.
thm
fiiilnir
Unnir
fur
a
'Certltlraie
of
ImprflVemenla
for
Uie
.pmpie
or
iiiitaininir
a
cwn
Oram
nr
'I
he
almve
rlalin.
Aud
further
lake
nntlre
hthat
anion,
under
erUon
or
nte
,'Mlneral
am,
inut
tte
rmnineneed
pe-fore
ihe
IMiianre
of
urn
Cerlirirale
or
liopronenientil.
Dated
ihia
tsrd
day
or
renrnary.
mo
!
8WAM
fiAUJi.
ttner.
Ww
R.
T
Kennv.
Aaenl
OOVIRNMINT
LiqUOR
ACT.
Notlca
of
Application
for
Bate
Llcanca.
MiTlCK
Is
IIUlUlV
ilVF
that
on
the
Sill
day
of
May
lU
the.
iinileKlrned
In-lend
in
apply
in
I
he
Liquor
t'inrnl
Hoard
rnr
a
liri'iiee
in
repecl
In
prfince.
known
a
n.W.V.A.
Hotel,
aitnate
in
the1
lown.iie
or
rnrt
(.leio.
iin,
h
i
.,
upon
lh-land
dearrllied
a
ooiuli
half
of
Iota
I
and
9,
lilnrk
44,
HMrlil
lot
?4,
Ouren
i:harlote
iland
IM4rlM,
aernrdliir
In
a
rerKterrd
map
or
phiii
depoalted
at
the
Land,
llealnlrir
Offlre
m
the
C.lly
nf
rrinrp
iiiiihti,
ii.i...
aiici
niiiniiereii
ii)7,
for
the
!
of
heer
hy
lite
!
qr
by
nn'
open
won
in
mr
i'onniiipiion
on
lli
i)l'enile.
Hated
at
Prine
nnperl,
B.C.,
ihia
till
n.iy
tit
April,
ivjo.
fiia.'ik
rr..tncr,
Ajildleanl
'
"PROVINCIAL
KLtCTIONS
ACT."
Prince
Rupart
(lactoral
Diatrkt.
Mackanila
electoral
DlatrlcU
MnTlce
la
hereby
ilren
thai
I
Miall,
on
Monday,
the
17th
dny
or
May.
Kin,
al
the
hour
or
10
o'rlurk
In
the
forrnoon,
al
Ihe
Cjinrl
llrnne,
prlnre
lluperi,
hold
a
llllna;
id
Ihe
Court
or
flevlnlon
rnr
tin-piilMie
or
revlalnK
the
lint
or
rolera
ror
the
aald
rlertnral
dulrlrl,
and
or
hearliii
and
dflrniilnlna;
any
and
all
ohlertlon.
to.
Uie
releiilinii
nf
any-
name
on
ihe
aald
Mtl.
or
in
the
reitlMrailon
at
a
Volar
or
any
applicant
ror
retiitratloh;
ami
tor
the
oilier
puriMmea
el
forth
In
thi)
"Pro.
vlnnal
IJerllnna
AM,"
Hated
at
Prince
Hupert,
li.C,
thla
(1th
day
or
April,
lose.
NOflMAM
A.
WATT
llralntrar
of
Voleri
for
the
prlnr
nuprit
and
Mtckeniit
Electoral
otitrlcii.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The
welfare
of
over
100,000
Canadian
employee
antf
th
dependent
In
our
own
and
allied
Industrie,
together
ia
cur
tremendous
Investment
In
plant,
equipment
and
c
ganlzallon
representing
$31,000,000,
allows
of
no
alterr
llve
but
to
continue
operations
In
spite
of
recent
tariff
reductions
on
motor
cars.
For
the
present
at
least
we
have
no
option
but
lo
meeti'i
competition
of
imported
automobile.
In
consequent,
m
announce
the
following
price
reductions
retrojcthi
i
April
16th.
We
also
declare
our
Intention
to
continuttf
cration
as
usual
until
such
time
as
costs
of
manuftxtvt
under
the
naw
tariff
can
be
ascertained.
In
so
doing
thei
will
be
no
compromise
on
our
part
either
as
regvtJi
m
employees'
interests
or
the
traditional
high
quality
of
en
product.
Old
Prlca
New
Prki
TOURINQ
544Q
MIS
RUNABOUT
410
395
SPORT
ROADSTER
025
5
COUPE
065
S
TUDOR
605
vM
FORDOR
.
'
755
7
LIGHT
DELIVERY
435
41$
CHASSIS"
.
325
295
TRUCK
48
5
441
'Equipped
with
starter,
$80
extra.
All
prices
t
Ford,
Ontario.
Freight
and
Government
Uie
extra.
Ford
Motor
Company
of
Canada,
Limited
Ford,
Ontario.
PRODUCTS
OF
TRADITIONAL
QUALITY.
(il
a
1
1
J
1
see
irouDie
nys
Ihe
fortune-teller,
looking
into
the
wnhtidi,
H
hndy
iieedn
rt
fordine-leller
h
know
Hint
wtih
Im
trrmlde
go
hnud
in
liiiiul.
What
you
wnut
i
n
gt
'
liuie-leller
In
lell
ohiiul
our
Thrir-T-ervirc.
ill
"I
little
per
pound,
Iml
il
sends
off
every
woxhluli
Iron
I'
-ever
existed.
You'll
find
it
a
good
luck
eharm
Ihu
t
every
week
in
the
yenr.
Thrif-T-Service
5o
a
pound,
1c
per
piece
Everything
washed
and
flat
work
Ironed
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRf
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
Open
for
Business!
I
heg
lo
niinouuce
thai
I
have
opened
for
Im
Mi
Ihe
Kxelinuge
lllock,
corner
of
Thlnl
AVCiilic
ud
.Sheet,
where
I
shall
he
glnd
lo
renev
frioinMnp
wid'i:
i'iilnmcrt
And
greet
nil
pew
tuies,
R.
W.
CAMERON
WATCHMAKER
AND
JEWELLER
RHONE
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
New