PAGE
SIX
"imaginary"
Rheumatism
Caused
by
Illfitting
Shoes
MANY,
many
times
physicians
have
diagnosed
what
appears
to
be
rheumatism;
as
really
beinc
pains
arising
from
the
effects
of
Is
Fallen
Arches.
When
the
foot
arches
begin
to
break
down,
the
pain
is
often
ascribed
to
a
sprain
or
in
rheumatism.
Pair?
occurs
alone;
the
inside
of
the
foot.
In
the
heel,
also
the
calf
of
the
Icpr,
and
is
often
located
38
in
the
knee
or
hip
joints.
This
condition
brines
on
general
muscular
weakness
tho
ligaments
arc
strained,
interfering
to
with
proper
nourishment
of
the
foot
The
circulation
becomes
poor
attendant
symptoms
appear
numbness,
cold,
and
at
times,
undue
perspiration.
To
prevent
and
cure
this
condition
the
foot
must
be
given
support.
Combined
with
the
Utmost
freedom
of
movement.
Arch
Defender
Shoes
give
it
support
to
the
scaphoid
bone
where
needed,
while
allowing
full
flexibility
and
freedom
to
the
muscular
structure
of
tho
foot.
If
you
value
your
health
join
the
thousands
who
have
banished
foot
trouble.
Get
a
pair
today.
JRCHPVEFENDER
MuU
in
Canada
by
SI
The
Defender
Sbot
Company,
Galt.Ont.
.
SOLO
BT
J.bour
Bros.
it
95c
95c
G
Bargain
Days
6
Our
aim
is
to-
give
you
M
ffooil
value
and
service
for
your
money.
7
1
in
To
m
at
ops
95c
(i
tins
Corn
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
95c
G
tins
l'eas
95c
7
Uiis
l'ork
ami
Means,
Libby
:
95c
7
tins
iCaiiipljcll'-M
Tomato
Soup
95c
J
(ins
Spinach
.
.
.,
.
.
95c
i
tins
Sour
Kraut
....
95c
'J
I
ins
Sweet
potatoes
..
95o
4
Mussallem
Grocery
I
Co.
Lid.
11
-1.23
5th
Avenue
K.
P.O.
Box
575
Phonos
18
&
84
Prescriptions
A
few
reasons
why
our
prescription
department
-
is
increasing:
Wc
use
only
fresh,
chem-iOally
pure
drugs.
No
Substitution
Prompt
Service
Moderate.
Price.
livery
prescription
is
dispensed
hy
a
fully
qualified
dispenser.
Let
us
be
your
inescrip-tionist.
Rupert
Pharmacy
Inscription
(xxialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
PAIN
in
BLADDER
'Promptly
Eaiad
by
SANTAL
MIDY
B
aura
t
gal
tha
Oanulnt
Look
for
Ilia
word
"MIDY
Sold
liy
11
drutjuti
FIRST
ENGINE
I
BUILT
IN
WEST
Transcona
Shops
Turn
Out
Freight
Locomotive
Whfch
Now
In
Servico
WIN.NlIM-fl,
April
22.
-Another
railroad,
milestone
for
western
.Canada'-was
passed
lodav'
when
engine
2717
steamed
into
Ihel
Union
sta(hu
hem
from
Transcona
where
it
was
huill
in
(he
Canadian
National
shops.
This
ihe
first
railway
locomotive
ever
'produced
in
the
west
and
was
coiisti'uvlcd
enlirrfy
in
Ihe
local
shops,
'Me
work
being
done
aildllioitTto
the
ordinary
output
oT
repairs
to
oilier
engines.
Xuuiber
2717
is
classed
as
a
per
cent
engine,
is
capable
of
main
and
'branch
line
freiulii
hauling
and
has
sullicienl
speed
i
run
the
Irans-rontirienlnl.
.The
weight
of
the
locomotive
and
lender
complete
is
11)3
Ions.
After
Ihe.
trial
runs
it
will
he
used
on
main
lfne
linie
frefghl
trains
on
tho
Alberta
district
when:
,
th
s
best
Tlx1
can
he
made
of
I
hi
class
or
engine
ami
where
the
fniH
savinjf
devices
with
which
is
equipped
will
give
the
mos!
economical'
results.
Built
Since
Marsh
11
After
the
various
parts
were
CANNED
FRUIT
We
have
still
a
very
large
slock
of
Uiyned
Fruit
and
wc
are
going
to
dispose
of
the
most
of
this
week
at
prices
unheard
of.
Huy
now.
Strawberries
Raspberries,
Loganberries,
and
the
large
cans
ol
I'eaches;
any
-assortment,
3
tins
for
...
.
.-.
...
.
..,
95c
tins
I'eaches,
l'ears,
Apricots,
l'hiins,
or
crushed
Hincapple
.;..;.'
.
95c
tins
.No.
I
Peas,
special
for
95c
tins
Quaker
(Torn
or
Toma
toes
.
.
.
.'
95c
a
lk
i
it's
Hqst
Pure
l'lum
Jam,
i
lb.
tin
...
55c
Cure
Orange
.Marmalade,
I
lb.
tin
65c
lllue
Itihbon
Tea,
'iVi
or
5
lb.
pkg.,
per
lb.
65c
hollies
Sterliivg
or
3
of
llcinz
Catsup
95c
10
'tins!
Sally
Ann
or
Classic
Cle;
95c
19
bars
WJiite
Jwan
Soap
95c
12
bars
Palm
Olive
Soap
,
95c
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
.
95c
19
rolls
Toihd
Paper
.
.
.
95c
tins
Lobster
or
Shrimp
95c
combs
pure
Honey
.
.
.
95c
I
lb.
McCorinick's
Sweet
Hiscuils
95c
f
tjns,
King
Oscar
Sardines
95o
lb.
Swedish
llealtlibread
.
.
95c
2
pkgs.
Jelly
Powders
.
.
.
.
95c
1
tins
Heinz
or
.Campbell's
Toma
to
Soui
95c
rings
Oruycrc
Swiss
Cheese
95c
5
lb.
California
Tabfc
Figs
.
.
95c
2
doz.
Local
Fresh
Kggs
....
93c
2
lb.
bst
Creamery
Hulter
.
.
95c
He
sure
to
gel.your
order
iu
for
a
Sack
of
our
good
Spuds
this
week.
'I
bis
week
only
for
$3.50
Large
pkgs.
Ilobiu
Hood
(lolled
fiats
25c
4
lbs.
Cleaned
Currants,
special
...
55c
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
None
Better
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
Stamped
Goods
BEDSPREADS
LUNCH
CLOTHS
SCARVES
PILLOW
CASES
RUNNERS
and
TABLE
CENTRES
All
Stamped
ready
for
work.
Mrs.
W.T
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Pox
-
-
989
Phone
Green
389
.w
m
Moths
Mad
In
KILLS
H
Vancoutr,
IHIE9.M0THS
B
C-
(KOSQUITOES
g
lmd
at
WorUs
"TTTlZht
Forcmost
SdanliAe
J'"ZZZii
M
Induatrial
ReMardn
"
ZBP
Institute.
WU1
no
HHatfHLM
I
llamilaMto
fauaiana
I
YourOroetr
J
sndsnlmsls.
made
the
frames
Tor
engine
2717
were
laid
down
on
March
1
1
and
construction
was
completed
on
April
H,
a
loin!
of
only
27
working
days
being
required
lo
complete
the
locomotive.
Th"1
frames
fur
a
second
ojiginc
of
similar
type
lo
he
2718
have
hcci
laid
in
Transcona
'sfiops
and
U
will
he
turned
out
May
It),
also
for
service
on
C.X.Il.
lines.
NELSON
IS
ASKING
COST
OF
POLICING
CII7
BY
PROVINCE
XT.LSON.
2
ri...
April
I
HIT
lltl
I
i-ouncil
lust
liigUI
v,,.Mj
(0
ask''"'
ltorney
(ieneral
Manson
whal
cm
M
be
Hie
rust
of
liaviikg
Hie
ity
polled
by
provincial
officers.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
Asked
Wheal
1.6!i
Silvercrest
II
.11
M.C.
SHver.
iM
2.M
hunweil
2.10
Indian
KMJ
A
OK
L.
A
1
12'i
.13
Marmot
07
.Oil
Premier
2.25
2.27
Porter
Idaho
09
.11
SYNOPSIS
OF
LhND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unreserved,
aunrejred
Crown
landa
may
be
pre-empted
by
liritlsh
aubjecta
over
'.8
year
of
ana.
and
by
aliens
on
declarlnic
Intention
to
become
British
subjects,
conditional
upon
residence,
occupation.
4id
improvtmcnt
tor
agricultural
purposes.
Full
Information
concerning
rem-Mlons
regarding
pre-emptions
Is
ejlven
In
Bulletin
No.
1,
Land
Series.
"How
to
Pre-empt
I.and,"
copies
of
frhlch
can
be
obtained
free
of
chart
ly
addressing;
the
Department
of
Lands.
Victoria,
D.C
or
to
any
Ooy-ernment
Agent.
Uecords
will
be
granted
coverlm
only
land
suitable
for
agricultural
purposes,
and
which
is
not
timber
land.
I.e.,
carrying
over
8.000
board
feet
ter
acre
west
of
the
Coast
Hang
and
.00U
feet
per
acre
east
of
that
Kange.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
ara
to
be"
addressed
to
the
Land
Commissioner
of
the
Land
Hecording
Division,
in
which
th
land
applied
for
Is
situated,
and
are
made
an
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
pe
outlined
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
Pre-emptions
must
be
occupied
for
flv
years
and
Improvements
mad
to
value
of
tld
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
culUvatlng
at
least
flv
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
b
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
se
th
Bulletin
"How
to
I'r-rapt
Land."
PURCHASE
Applications
ar
received
for
purchase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmberland,
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
for
first-class
(arable)
land
Is
ii
per
acre,
and
second-class
(gras-Ing)
land
J2.S0
per
ar.r.
Further
information
regarding
purchaa
or
leas
of
Crowr.
lands
Is
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10,
Land
Berles,
"Purchase
and
Lease
of
Crown
Lands."
Hill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
oo
Umber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acras,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
conditions
Including
payment
of
stumpag.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
!
acres,
may
be
leased
as
homaslte.
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
blng
obtainable
after
residence
and
lm-Vrovement
conditions
ar
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed.
LEASES
For
grazing
and
Industrial
purposes
areas
not
exceeding
0
acrs
may
b
lased
by
one
parson
or
a
company.
graz(nq
Under
th
Grazing
Act
th
Prov-inrm
i
divided
Into
grazing
districts
and
th
rang
administered
under
a
.
urszing
voniiniaaiwiiwi
grazing
psrmlts
ar
laud
basd
on
numbrs
ranged,
priority
blng
glvn
lo
established
owners.
Stock-ownars
may
form
aisiclatton
for
rang
management.
Fr.
or
partly
fr,
permits
at
avallabl
for
satUara,
oanprs
and
traveller
a,
up
U
Ua
Thursday.
April
THE
DAILY
NEWS
lB''A
AUSTRALIA
AND
mis
empire
Country
at
War
If
Britain
at
War
Says
Attorney
General
of
Commonwealth
UNITY
OF
POLICY
ASKED
Objects
to
Indifference
of
Many
In
Regard
to
Foreign
Affairs
of
Country
SYliXKY.
X..S.W.,
April
22,
-'
My
Ihe
Canadian
l'ress
Auslra-
lian
Correspondent)
-
The
iiou
oi
now
rar
tint
gnai
seu-gnveniing
llritisli
Dominions
should
enter
Ihe
field
,of
international
polities
has
cxerelsel
many
of
the
ablest
minds
in
the
liojuiuious.
Should
Ihe
Foreign
Office
iu
London
formulaic
the
policy
for
the
whole
of
Ihe
""lupin,
unaided
by
nonunion
statesmen?
Or
should
I
tie
Dominions
lake
an
active
part?
Australia's
position
was
definitely
outlined
in
Siliicy
by
the
Federal
Attorney
I'cncral
lion.
.1.
(i.
Latham-
a
constitutional
lawyer
of
note,
who
was
on
the
advisory
staff
of
the
Prime-
Minister
of
Australia,
lion.
"Hilly"
Hughes,
at
Ihe
Versailles
Peace
Conference
in
11)10.
Indifference,
Mr.
Latham
said
that
in
regard
to
Ihe
relation
id
Australia
to
international
affairs,
there
was
a
disposition
in
Australia
Id
deny
the
evislciiee
of
any
problems.
There
were
many
in
Ails-'
Iralia
soine
iu
responsible
posi
iiou
who
assume!
whal
might
li'i'ined
,
the
pose
of
indiffer-
enre
ii
x
far
a
Ihe
(pie.iion
or
Australia
'aixj
jni-ei.fii
affair
was
eoucerried.
The
ir.'::e.lio.i,
for
innlanee,
thai
any
Australian
li(iu!d
he
teot
to
Loudon
for
the
purpose
f
a--itiic
m
the
Mdulion
(if
protdenii
of
foreign
ntfair,
met
foinelime-willi
exprosMioii!
id
rontempt.
There
were,
hnweer,
despite
III-,
attitude,
very
urgent
mallerx
in
relaliuu
to
foreign
affair,
whiah
alTecled
inliiiia'ely
the
well-h-in?
of
Australia,
and
wc
were
not
futin;.'
lo
olvi
thi
proldein
of
opr
relatloiililp
to
foreign
affairs
hy
refusing
to
admit
thai
it
existed
ami
hy
re.'eiviiiK
wit!
etmlempl
any
,iut:e.liiiiis
Hint
might
he
made)
tor
Ihe
solution
Foreign
Reaction
Australia's
atleinpl
lo
deal
wilh
her
own
local
problems,
urgent
and
important
a
many
of
them
were.
were,
not
as
siguifl
run
I
in
the
life
or
llirt
iialiou
a-i
Hie
reactions
of
Australia
lo
foreiitn
affairs.
It
was
inlcrua-liotial
affairs
which
affected
tho
ery
exisleiife
of
a
nation.
The
ery
existence
of
Australia,
for
example,
as
a
democratic,
sclf-
goerniiiK
i-oiiTlniiiiity,
was
at
lak
during
the
war.
Our
very
destiny,
our
fate,
our
chaiiro
of
dealing
wild
jiileiii.il
affairr.
were
atl
hound,
up
with
wlijt
hupieed
in
iiiteruatioiial
atfairs
.Mr.
I.atliiim
went
on
lo
fay
that
Iu
take
no
part
iu
inter
national
affairs
meant
thai
Hit
destiny
of
Australia
as
a
Hrilisn
M-lf-troveriiiiii:
community
v,i
loi
he
left
entirely
iu
other
hands.
Surely
siirh
a
jiosiliou
was
unworthy
of
a
people
with
anv
claims
in
nnlioiiliooii.
iijii
w
really
heliee
Hi.
it
we
were
to
hae
no
voire
ju
delerminin
a
policy
which
might,
for'
eXHmpJe,
throw
Australia
inlu
Ihe
scap;
helweeu
conleiiding
nalioiisf
Must
Face
Facts
A
real
many
Australians
were
I
in
lay
sliulliiHg
Ihelr
eyes
to
Hie
facts,
the
Attorney
(ieneral
said.
It
was
impossible
to
escape
or
aoid
international
relation
They
existed,
and
thai
heing.
so,
there
must
he
a
conslderahle
ill
termination
of
policy
with
regard
io
iiiem.
Mipposiiig
a
war,
in
which
(ileal
llrllain
was
involved,
should
lireak
out.
Home
pen-'
pie
appeared
lo
think
thai
a
Dominion
iu
such
circumstance
could
say:
"I
am
Jinl
in
tic:
tight;
you
cannot
louuh
me."
Hut
it
was
whal
the,
other
fellow
difi
thai
muttered.
A
lilg
issue
sucli
ati
that
d'-pended
not
Upon
whal
we
thoutfhl
or
said
hut
upon
whal
other
natlojis
ami
we
mir-celves
did.
'lo
(liink,
wheil
(Ileal
llrllain
was
a
I.
war,
that
we
were
not
in
the
fighl,-wai
In
live
in
a
fool's
paradise.
In
the
Hiillsh
Kin
pi
re
Australia
Jiad
the
pari
and
Hie
Influence
of
one
of
tho
i,,,,.,
powerful
nations
on
tho
face
of
the
earlh,
On
the
con
trary
Australia
Ji)';,
herself
was
one
of
the
iniiioi
powers,
N'n
had
a
race
pr'iii?
and
a
national
prido,
Hul
wiiaijur
our
niillou-'
al
pride
might
he,
.
Aiislralin,
fcundliijf
aluucf
twas
.one
of
tho
WEEK
-
END
SPECIALS
1
Ion
Spuds,
special,
per
sack
$3.25
Terrace
Turnips,
8
lbs.
for.
.
25c
Terrace
Carrots,
8
lbs.
for
25o
tireeii
Onions,
per
doi
25o
Hadlshes.
per
hunch
Be
Cauliflower,
25c
and
35c
Parsley,
per
hunch
6c
Ithubarb,
per
per
lh
lh.
...
.
10o
Fresh
Spinach',
per
lh
10c
Ye
have
the
largest
Fruit
and
Vegetable
display
in
the
city.
Walk
Downstairs
and
SAVE
MONEY
Meats
and
Fish
pot
ltoa-l.
per
lb
10c
Hriskel
Heel,
per
lb
8o
Veal
Slew.
wr
lh.
8c
Veal
Shoulder
lloasl,
per
Hi.
18o
and
20o
Chicken
llalilml,
per
lb.
....
18c
while
Spring
Salmon,,
par
lb.
12bc
.alt
Mackrrel.
lbs.
-fur
...
35c
lrjiterti
Sail
llefrirtgs,
3
fur
35c
Dry
Salt
I
.Ad.
3
Hi.
bricks
.
.
29c
smoked
Hlnck
Utxl,
per
lh.
.
.
20c
Provisions
Maid
of
(lloxer
Creamery
Hulter
in'
liiilk.
:i
lbs.
for
$1.40
.New
Laid
I'i-'g.
3
doien
for
95c
I'eatneal
Hack
Haeoa,
niaeliim'
sliced,
per
It
42c
Finest
Ontario
Cheese,
tier
lh.
23c
Groceries
.Malkin
Strawimrry
or
Cherry
Jam,
t
lb.
pails
79c
Malkin's
llaspberry
or
Logan
berry
Jam,
t
lb.
paiW
....
69c
Malkin's
I'lneapplc
farmalade
or
lllack
Currant
Jam.
t
lb.
pails
75o
Malkin's
best
Orange
Marmalade.
I
lb.
pails
69o
Knslgn
Apricot
Jam.
I
Hi.
paiUj
3C
Ihd
Monte
Dri-I'ai'k
l'roiws.
inn
tin
rV
clear
at
25c
Above
Hue
is
lOc
value
.
I'oilei
Paper
Hulls,
?
for
.
.
25c
Sprint:
Clolhe
IMus,
0
dozen
for
25c
5
siring
llrnoiiis,
each
45c
Caniu'd
'I'ouinliM'H,
olid
pack,
'special.
2
for
25c
Corn,
per
tin
13c
Hens,
per
tin
14c
I'ork
and
(leans,
iH
Monte,
3
for
25o
I'.olk
Oales.
2
lbs.
r..r
19c
Vhif
Fiss.
s"-clal.
:
lh.
for
25c
(linger
Snap,
fresh
slock,
per
lh
.,
4K
w
Jergcns'
Toilet
Soap,
bar
....
9o
Maple
Leaf
Matches,
pkg.
.
.
.
35c
Asparagus
Tips,
per
tin
....
25c
Malkin's
Sweet
I'otnloen.
'Zxi
lb
tin
29c
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones,
210,
211,
212
iiuall
power-,
of
Hie
world.
Unity
or
Policy
Mr.
Latham
emphasized
lh-importance
of
unity
of
policy
within
Ihe
r.mpire;
lite
fact
that
Hie
Kntpire,
of
which
Australia
was
a
part,
was,
in
fail
and
in
law,
an
iiilernalional
unit;
and
what
he
termed
the
Insanity
of
an
altitude
of
independence.
He
contended
that
to
allow
(Irca
Hriliiln
to
deli'iiniiK!
foreign
pol
Icy
without
any
reference
to
tli.
OoiiilniiMis
al
al
was
lucoiislsl
cut
alike
with
Ihe
growing
sens
of
ualionhnod
in
Ihe
Dominions
slid
Ihe
responsibilities
of
Hie
Dominion
(ioveruiiu'illH.
For
lh
(lovcrumenl
of
Australia
to
wasii
its
hands
iff
foreign
affairs
was
gravely
to
neglect
the
vital
iulcr
esls
of
Die
peoplo.
Surely,
aaiii,
Australia
had
reached
a
stage
in
her
development
when
she
owed
also
a
duly
iu
this
regard,
nol
alone
In
herself,
but
also
In
thr
world,
irrespeclivi)
of
considera
tions
of
self-iiileresl,
self-pro-
Icclion
and
self-defence.
-
Aus
tralla
had
a
duly
lo
try
Id
offer
soini)
contribution
to
a
nolutlon
of
world
problems.
M.
Vieniiel,
who
was
churged
wilh,
assault
In
Ihe
city
police
court
yesterday
ami
who
wan
ills
missed
on
Ihe
charge,
Male
thai
the
'chief
witness
in
llm
6ane
agnlnsl
hi
in
was
unahlexjo
'Tden
lily,
him
and
hiistook
hlnV
for
uiiolliur
iiiun,
Clocks
Clock
Week,
so
to
spoak!
Starting
with
our
Qramt
father
Clocks,
from
$100.00
up,
we
have
a
wondtrf,i
variety
of
clocks
for
you
to
choose
rromj
rineut
quiiit
Chimes
Clocks
from
$55.00
up.
Mantol
and
Boudclr
ciocba
In
odd
shapes
and
designs
from
$2.76
up,
Musical
clock!
from
$0.75.
Novelty
and
Alarm
Clocks
from
$1.00
ud
Visit
our
Casement
Store
for
China,
Cut
Class
m
Crasswaro.
Optical
Department
Our
many
satisfied
local
customers
is
our
guarantet
that
our
Optician,
who
ha
had
ovor
twonty-seyen
ytari.
experience,
can
'give
you
satisfaction.
A
visit
to
0ur
modern
Optical
Parlor
win
free.
Max
Heilbroner
527-520
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
"The
Unguarded
Hour"
The
romance
ol
a
man
wh.i
hot
I
mill
I'
maul
who
found
him.
The
door
nt
hi
ini
I
1
lap
of
inaiiv
.i
duiiily
hand
Inil
it
h
"k
m
irl
to
make
linn
-r
"Wrlcumr."
IUuj,r
cr
iera.
Hue
gluriuns
hour
unguarded.
The
I
lovers
furgel
i
mir
hour
of
enlerLuilBien'
gnwii
anil
etliug.
l
iirivalled
e4L
Milton
Sills,
Doris
Kenyon,
Claude
King,
Cornt
.ji
Kcefe,
J.
Moy
Bennett,
Vlvla
Ogden
mid
olln
r-
COMEDY
--"HIS
MARRIAGE
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES.
LARGE
SELECTION
OF
SILK
TIES
In
Beautiful
Patterns
1'Yotn
95c
to
$1.50
Acme
Importers
Third
"I
see
trouble
'
ii
the
roilone
teller,
looking
into
Mir
wah'it.
I1
body
ncrd
a
fortune
teller
lo
know
Unit
wu-'i
Iroulile
Kt
hand
in
hand.
What
m
want
is
u
,
llllie-leller
to
tell
altoot
our
Thrif
T
-erv
'-e.
Ii
little
per
pound.
Iml
it
sends
oil
even
wahtuli
ever
existed.
You'll
find
il
a
good
lin
k
i
liaini
U
every
week
in
the
year.
Thrif
-T-Service
5c
a
pound,
1c
per
pleco
Everything
washed
and
flat
work
ironed
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
INDIAN
CHILD
DROWNS
Father
and
Mother
Got
Ashore!
After
Being
Upset
From
Lounch
In
Fraser
AOAH
April
While
rosslng
I
he
Fraser
Hiver
near
here
In
a
gasoline
launch,
L.
hibrlcl,
an
Indian,
tils
wife,
mid
lour
moulds
old
child
were
thrown
Into
the
swiftly
Howlng
current
when
the
craft
capsized.
The
iiiranl
wns
drowned
but
tho
parents
made
Ihidr
way
to
shoro.
Hergeanl
McNeill,
provincial
police,
sailed
Inst
night,
on
IIki
Prlnre
(leorgo
for
Slcwiirl
on
official
duties.
Clocks
convince
you.
Connultation
Third
Avenue
ONLY
at
7
and
0
V'OW,,
with
Harry
Letrjto
35c
anflOc
CREP
Li
17
Avenue
Dainty
Silk
Undies
New
Stock
"Doners"
V
aim
lo
plcaso
Phone
27.
P.O.
Bpx
3'