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vitamins,
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wheat
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Monday,
June
11,
1928
HEAR
PREMIER
MACLEAN
n
possibly
do
so
should
hear
Premier
MacLean
this
'
n
here
since
being
appointed
to
the
H
-
rt
an
orator
but
a
pleasant
:
what
he
means
The
diffi-i
the
crowd
who
are
likely
to
I
.
:
ri.
will
probably
be
Hon.
T.
D.
is
chosen
as
candidate
here,
"
-
nomination.
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will
have
something
r
which
will
have
a
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country.
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to
the
Royal
Qana-(iian
M..UI..-I
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between
the
Provincial
and
l)in:in..i!.
a
a'
Ii.
i
.
a
-
TriLit
ua.t.
tietij
muvements
at
various
times
with
a
view
to
having
the
Mountles
disbanded
or
at
any
rate
their
scotte
curtailed.
The
recent
move
is
in
the
opposite
direction,
their
scope
and
work
being
extended
It
is
a
tribute
to
the
work
they
are
doing
that
they
are
being
given
more
to
do.
It
is
the
reward
most
people
get
for
faithful
service.
CROP
REPORT
.
IS
GOOD
ONE
rwnraiT
m
venv
mioht
ium
PHKMCVT
CAMT
AM
IHtSl
WCNNtPffXl.
June
11
Rain
wk.
grn-aral
over
wer.ern
Caiman
ill
:!
werk
and
a
a
mult
crop
proapertj
on
brlcbtfr
Uiau
they
havr
item
!:-r
year
Are
whlrh
did
not
boarl.i
(rom
the
heavy
rain
trn
dayx
c
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wr:
.lii'd
by
ihoweni
during
jm-
-k
nti
generally
pruklni
thti.
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nun.-Cln:
ninlK'urr
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tar
n::iunrl
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from
vet)
dy
to
tro
weli.
ac-rordrnf
to
th
ixth
weekly
crop
r-par?
of
the
Canadian
National
Rallrnn.
Only
two
point
report
lurk
tf
aioint-urr
One
of
ihw
i
M-u-h-in
!-
whf-f
iiiere
h
been
little
ratti
all
thin
aprlng
and
the
other
1
from
Tnp!o
:
Wardkw.
Alta
where
further
rain
mould
benefit.
Central
and
northern
Albert
whirri
produced
eaeellent
crop
..al
year
are
again
looking
forward
to
banner
eraaon.
Thear
area
together
w:'n
Manltobn
enjoyed
Ideal
roiiiltlDiit
nil
rrve
of
mjlaturr
calculated
to
carry
the
crop
throuzh
lor
at
least
abree
week
1
lu
the
ground
JftfrQ
fVber
of
point
la
oovtli-
"irr.
ttMii&il'
(AtT'mtxidiHtai..
coo
report
ome
trouble
with
wild
Mr
nd
thlt'le
nowhere
bus
any
real
''.image
been
done
to
'he
growing
train
Wheat
ran
get
from
arven
to
u-u
incbea
:.bove
ground,
in
ttrougly
rooied
and
vlprrov.
".'h
the
exrepiinn
of
the
area
from
"-.
to
wit
-ill
Fuitf
where
It
waa
i:
killed
.'lid
Iiii..
b'Tti
renown
to
.
fall
H'e
Ik
thriving
vlgorouely
ferween
Brandoii
und
Klplin
111
rye
la
!'(:::r
out
Cutworm
:.d
light
front
i.:e
reported
at
.neveral
point
but
have
".(i
no
dnmu'-.e
nd
the
general
:
thnt
L-uiiditlona
at
the
point
to
one
of
the
greateet
rrop
I
word.
Heavy
Meals
arc
Out
of
Season
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him
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tlary
watt.
The
great
need
of
this
oommunlty
is
a
few
good
bsabal1
player.
When
a
pen
;ie
Is
likely
to
der.
w
.,
e
Mrs.
B.
V
oa
a
short
i
.
i
to
ttla
Injured
baa
wooden
bead
a
chip
on
his
ahoul-
Time
file
rapidly
from
Instalment
to
r.Malment
and
from
tax
period
to
tax
prnod
Bfware
of
advertising.
There
noth-iif
l.ke
It
to
make
merchant
work
herd
w.-vlng
customer.
Ho
did
the
Smith
wedding
come
na??"
Tine
unUI
the
pies
ewer
aeked
the
rride
if
ahe-d
obey
her
kutand."
"What
happened
then?"
"She
replied.
Do
you
think
I'm
aaar
and
the
syeesn.
who
we
la
art
of
daze,
replied.
'I
do.'
"
In
order
to
dear
tap
ail
doubt
abowt
;he
matter.
I
wis
to
announce
that
I
-hail
be
a
candidate
at
tbe
lorthaa
:nf
election
In
aupport
of
myaelf
aad
vhat
l
can
get
anrt
of
It
I
hereby
oitdt
the
ot
aad
Infltwace
of
an
j
no
are
otberwlae
unattached
The
ctoettona
arc
oa.
-ping
to
vote
for
saef
Oh
a
I'll
shake
yon
by
TERRACE
Now
who
a
Juet
watch
aa
I
walk
np
the
at
And
aee
my
chest
expajkd.
A.
candidate
III
iwaaatn
a
-
lcng
aa
the
rwuthtg
foed
.
'
on
ttdate
I
aaa
atlU
la
aa
fart
111
get
uld
he
elected
one
:
t
Job.
you
bet.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
H
ji
:
ii.
is.
ijTiod
of
the
Anglican
1
.crtiia
will
be
held
this
:
..U
church
wtth
Btabop
.vr:.vt
preddlaa.
It
la
ea
.
about
twelve
clenoal
and
a
.
a.:
nusBber
of
lay
delegate
will
attendance.
There
la
no
eut-olng
bualnea
to
be
dealt
with.
A
aeJe
of
imported
alack
will
be
baas
hi
week
at
ouston
la
the
BulUey
Valley.
Boa.
I.
D.
Barrow.
mlnUftar
of
afTleulturr.
will
be
In
atwodanoa
as
well
aa
A.
M.
htanaon.
MXA
tor
the
district.
Owing
to
atom
la
the
Interior,
the
Chi
iiuwent
Tcleanpba
saw
out
of
b-tineas
today
The
Dally
Mew
wa
able
o
obtain
daapatche
from
Self's
Cafe
j
and
the
Orand
Trunk
rwctflc
Ballwaya
Mr
a.
W.
outlaw
and
thaodore
returned
home
oa
Monday
after
attending
the
ordination
eerrloaa
la
Prlaee
itupert
oa
Suuday.
Uadasw
left
on
Hondai.
1
A
trip
to,
Prtno
Byi
J
'
V'4
'
f
Wat.
HcIMah.
Vaneauetr
auditor
for
the
Workaaen'a
Oaanpeaaatkoo
Beasd
made
a
vlalt
to
kwal
UUhaatrlal
ofaoea
at
the
Degtnnlna,
of
the
week.
T.
B.
Malkln
of
Vanoouvar
was
a
bualnea
vial
tor
in
town
an
Tuesday.
Mr.
and
Mr
J.
O.
Raven
eaaoe
IB
;ram
their
Kalum
Lae
home
on
Tuesday.
Mr,
steven
left
oa
Wednesday
for
Dak
where
ahe
wUl
remain
with
her
grandchildren
while
Mr.
and
Mis.
H.
0.
Creelman
go
south
on
vacation.
e
Ooofc
Mt
on
Uonday
for
Prinas
Itupert
for
further
awdaaal
treataaent
A
daughter
was
horn
in
'
Toronto
eai
May
38
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Beddltt.
Mr.
Reddltt
waa
formerly
Mia
Lilian
Xing,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mr
W
A.
King
of
Terraee
and
formerly
or
Prinee
Rupert
.
J
V
Ballf
and
MtM-
Oouture.
Kalum
Ink.
mining
men
were
in
town
during
week.
Plvr
pupils
of
Mlat
E.
French.
A.
L.
t
M
left
on
Wednesday'a
train
for
Prlm-r
Rupert
to
take
the
Toronto
Conservatory
musical
taamlnatlona.
They
were
Annie
Allan,
Martha
Maore.
Mar-Jorie
Kenney.
Helen
Ssatth
aad
Mary
Smith
The
girl
were
aoooaapanled
by
'
Mrii
E
T
Kenney
and
Mrs.
Murdo
Hmlth
.
Bert
Walters
of
the
local
bank
staff
peut
'Ue
week
and
In
Prince
Rupert.
T
C.
Blahop
shared
the
proceeds
of
Tub
day
evening
plcturr
show
wltli
the
Terrase
Women's
Inautute
which
bandied
the
advenialng
and
aale
of
sachet.
Mt4
asenahaw
of
Maaastt.
who
baa
aent
the
peat
winter
with
her
(later.
Mr.
Fd
Nash
Mt
tor
her
home
on
Wednesday.
Mrs;
Hash
returned
an
Wednesday
irtar
ffuwing
spent
the
taat
week
J
T.
K.
WahuX
local
awalnsaii
telegraph
sparasni.
and
his
two
small
aoaa,
aft
aa
Tharadjay
aa
a
aoustav
trip
kg
tfew
astern
atatea.
(
-
Wmt
Tanderllp
left
on
Thursday
for
Rarkaville,
Vanoouvar
lalaad.
where
he
eaaacta
to
koete
Mrs.
Vanderltp
and
Arthur
will
follov.
la
a
ahert
time.
MfSt
MdPhall
and
son
Chummy
left
an
Tfttnday
to
spend
a
holiday
at
Burns
jLeke
Mr.
jand
Mra.
H
C.
Creelman
of
Uak
weaa
In
town
on
Thursday
an
route
iiawthski
B.C
on
a
holiday
trip.
9Sn.
Otaan
and
sen
of
Prince
Rupert
ae
attending
a
few
days
holiday
la
Terraee
having
oomt
np
from
the
eoaat
on
Thuraoey.
P.
M.
Moatakton
ef
Ssk
waa
la
towa
during
the
week.
M.
Allard
waa
in
tram
Kalum
Lake
on
Wedaeanay
W
a.
Bartiey.
A.
E.
Davey
and
D.
Devldaon
were
visitors
bare
from
Van-anver
during
the
week.
O
T.
James
wa
a
btulnee
rUltor
bwe
frata
Prinee
Rtipert
en
Wednesday,
Mrs.
Brummltt
entertained
the
WA
of
the
Anglican
rhurch
on
Tburidav
aftemeon.
During
the
three
aummer
month
the
meetlnKs
will
be
held
rnly
oioe
s
month
instead
of
weekly
as
formerly.
The
next
meeting
will
b
at
tbe
borne
of
Mrs
A.
Attree
on
Tliurs-
rluy.
July
4
VANDERH00F
T.
P.
Calhoun
is
building
aa
addl
tion
to
hi
building
on
the
:1
Church
Avenue,
opposite
the
JsUkiIIc
Church.
William
H.
Millar
baa
returned
.
.rom
the
prtno
Oeorge
oapltal
where
he
was
a
patient
Mr
axvaaaj
After
apeadtag
the
winter
and
aprtnr
elaltlnc
the
Lake
dlatrtct
with
her
brother.
Hairy
Palton.
Mia
B.
Pallwn
last
week
for
California.
!
After
a
vMt
of
three
weeks
at
her
heme
hers.
Mia
Margaret
Silver
he
left
for
Mttvsaton
to
resume
bar
nur-''
training
oourae
at
the
Royal
Alexandra
Hoapttai.
Rev
1
laaarfl
j.
R;
lea
and
Oeorge
O
Molt
are
m
Prtnoe
Rupert
to
attend
the
fwsd
af
Caledoa
otot
w
la
hoaor
af
Mia
Matt:
-t:
Sllvwr
and
Miss
Sna
Campbell,
nuiv
!n
training
at
aamonton
who
have
Uon
vlaltinx
tbelr
homes
bare.
Mia.
J
M.
Johnston
Mrs
X.
A.
Mitchell
Mr.
J
W.
Pater-on
and
Mr.
W.
Smith
entertained
last
week.
cbool
Inspector
Oordon
tt.
Dower
of
Prince
Oaerge
visited
the
moat
of
the
cboou
fa
this
SBStrlrt
last
weak.
The
first
meeting
of
Urn
dlatrk
stock
judging
elaas
of
aia
bars,
whieb
will
ataand
the
Provincial
Pair
In
Mew
Wesntnster
this
fan.
was
bald
on
tb
farm
of
O.
W.
Donald
last
week.
FOIt
SALE
g&r
aT
JasTl
"
WMIkaaSM
II
1
aaawwaj
lamgas,
VUWIODf
fDQOnM
!-
will
"be
reoelved
Sttte
nrrferakjaed
up
to
noon
afJtme
th.
19SS.
for
the
DuVr.hu.
.
bt
j
Bjnaeir-s
mill.
Lot
23.
Beaver
Hi
heat
or
in,
H-
accepted.
R
t.
ALLKN.
District
Poreater.
Prince
Rupert.
po"
B
"
C
June
.
im,
The
Acme
has
always
been
known
as
outfitters
for
boys.
Our
stock
includes
everything
a
boy
needs,
both
to
be
clothed
and
to
be
dressed.
There's
a
difference,
of
course,
but
we
can
clothe
him
and
we
can
dress
him,
too.
s
Here
is
the
mothers'
opportunity
that
we
promised
last
week.
Everything
for
the
boysall
our
regular
quality
stock
at
sale
prices.
UNDERWEAR
FOR
ROYS
The
famous
St.
Margaret's
Underwear
for
Boys.
All
pwrc
Wool,
made
in
England.
Knee
lenirth
and
just
"the
thinjr
even,
for
this
time
of
the
year.
In
all
siiea
from
22
ta
8-1.
Regular
$2
75
value.
Q-fl
QC
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
?
ietTtJ
Suits
for
roys
27
only,
Suits
for
Boys
in
this
lot,
but
wt
all
sites,
are
only
sizes
84,
36
and
36.
Well
made
suits
(,f
wool
tweeds,
hard
wearing
and
can
t
be
beat
price.
Clearing
out
at
Backward
Reason
Sale
Price
There
III
ai
Ml,-
S3.95
THESE
GOODS
FORM
OUR
REGULAR
STOCtf.
NOTHING
OLD
NOR
SHOP
SOILED.
SWEATERS
FOR
ROYS
The
famous
St.
Margaret's
Boys'
Sweat-era,
made
of
pare
wool,
with
polo
collar
and
fancy
trimmings.
Regular
to
$820.
Backward
Season
Sale
e65
HOYS'
LUMBERJACKS
These
Lumberjack
Sweaters,
are
suitable
for
both
boys
and
girls-
They
are
knit
with
pure
wool
and
finished
with
fancy
trimmings.
Regular
values
ran
to
$4.00.
Backward
Season
Sale
2
45
SHOES
FOR
BOYS
The
famous
Leckic
Red
Stitch
hard
wearing,
made
in
Britiih
Columbia
Shoes
for
British
Columbia
boys.
Although
all
shoes
have
gone
up
in
price
recently,
we
offer:
Sixes
1
to
oVz,
at
Backward
Sea-son
Sale
Price
3,95
Sizes
11
to
lZli,
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
3.45
BOYS
SHIRTS
One
lot
of
Boys'
Shirt
Waists.
Srrur
garments
and
many
patten
ehooaw
from.
Always
smart
dressy.
Regular
$1.25
value
Backward
Season
Sale
Q-f
l)r
price.
2
for
rXewO
BOYS'
PANTS
Here
is
a
line
of
smart
pun-
u....:
Tweed
Pants
for
Boys
the
kind
stand
the
bard
wear.
Cnwti
i
fasteners.
Pour
pockets.
I:e..;.,i
value
to
12.75
Backward
Season
Sale
Q-f
OCT
Price
OlaUD
ALL
MERCHANDISE
BOUGHT
FOR
THIS
SPRING
AND
SUMMER
SELLING
BOYS'
HOSE
,invQ,
crnrk'ivPQ
HOYS'
LONG
PANTS
The
fatnoos
St
Margaret
Golf
Hose
An
n
Jr
p't
"
for
Boya.
Knit
frosn
pure
wool
with
Th'
,on
""i"".?1-
for
7,
BUck
amiss
to
a
growing
boy.
The..
,,,
fancy
tops.
They
come
in
all
siaes.
in
pur.
wool
tweed,
and
smart
I
v
legSarValue
to
'$1
and
81.
jS7T
WeVe
them
In
.11
ries.
75C
Hon"
75C
ward
Seaaon
Sale
SET1.
.SeMOD
.Sale.
....
PHc
2.95
i
THE
ACME
SELL
GOOD
CLOTHES
And
the
same
hiirh
nualitv
offered
dtirinr
this
snlc
t
.
FREE!
WATCH
t'.
Alterations
to
suits
free
as
usual
Our
further
ads.
for
Bargains
for
Boys.
.
-
Is'o
Charge
Accounts.
Acme
Importers
No
C.O.D.
Mail
Orders
promptly
filled
at
these
Sale
Prices.
Terms:
Strictly
('ash.
TRY
CHIROPRACTIC
GET
WELL
AND
KEEP
SMILING!
Watch
TOUT
balance
in
the
Hank
r.f
Health
N.
teller,
jermits
no
overdrafts.
A
depositor
may
withdi
the
amount
he
has
on
deposit
NO
MORE!
To
mak.
,
c
j
i
!
ana
increase
your
balance,
get
regular
SPINAL
ADJUSTMENTS
W.
C.
ASPINALL,
D.C.
G
and
7
Exchange
Hlock.
Telephone.
Green
241.
Residence,
1037
First
Avrnar.
Washef
and
Drien
Without
a
Wrinerr
THE
NEW
SAVAGE
S9
ier
cent
Foster
From
hamper
to
line
in
14
mimi
WaslMHl,
Blued,
Rinsed
and
I""1
Sold
on
easy
terms.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Phone
3
Boys
Sweaters
and
Bloomers
I't
nmnn'a
Hoytt
All
Wool
Pullovers
Assorted
designs,
V
neck.
Sizes
28
to
84.
M
,
Hoya
Tweed
nntl
Whipcord
IUoomerx
,
-0
Slsai
24
to
84
flJKI,
$2.3.
-i
Fraser
&
Payne
Uulveraul
Trading
Company.