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Up
NO
matter
what
amount
your
budget
sets
aside
for
washday
expense,
you
will
find
that
we
offer
a
laundry
service
comfortably
wilhin
it.
And,
more
important,
a
checkup
over
a
period
of
time
will
convince
you
that
laundry-washed
clothes
last
longer,
save
money,
guard
health
.
.
and
are
cleaner!
Call
us
on
the
'phone
.
.
.
we'll
gladly
help
you
arrange
for
this
new-era
method
of
handling
(he
family
wash.
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DOBS
IT
UEST
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
I'honc
8
SAVE
Money
BUY
FROM
MUSSALLEM
Royal
City
Peas,
7
tins
for
if!
1.00
Royal
City
Tomatoes,
large.
6
tins
for
.51.00
Malkin
Tomatoes,
7
tins
for
,$1.00
Campbell's
Tomatoe
Soap,
7
tins
for
.,.
$1.00
Gold
Cross
'Pumpkin,
large,
6
tins
for
$1.00
Tomatoe
Ketchup,
2
lb.
tin,
S
tins
for
$1.00
81iced
Pineapple,
7s,
7
tins
for
$1.00
Blackberries,
2's,
8
tins
for
$1.00
White
Wonder
Soap,
15
for
$1.00
Vermicelli
and
Macaroni,
6
pkge.
for
$1.00
Flour,
all
kinds.
49
lb.
sack
$j.-r
Flour,
all
kinds,
24
lb.
sack
$1X0
'
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SERVICE
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Grocery
CO.
LTD.
Phone
18
Phone
81
mm
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the
Montreal
Importers
GREAT
BAUGA1NS
IN
lK)Ytr
TOUR
PIBCE
SUITS,
Jacket,
vest,
short
and
Ion
pants,
regular
$15
and
$18
values,
for
$7.95
Less
than
EaionUi
price
Come
in
and
convince
,-
For
fTj.T
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies,
Bulk-ley
Valley
Hay
and
Grain,
Beedi,
Fertiliser,
and
COAL,
'
call
up
56
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
THISTLE
WINS
STUART
SHIELD
CUilMENT.
WITH
CHANCE
TO
TIE.
BEATEN
l-S
HY
TERMINALS
LAST
EVLNINO
,
Til
tint
tarthell
trophy
to
be
won
went
to
rhc
Thirties
u
a
reef
ByeeP
Terminal'
win
over
the
Regi-eaa,
evening
by
4-3
In
final
future
lor
toe
Stuart
Benefit
8hield.
The
game
ni
one
of
very
varying
(fortunes.
Terminals
early
established
a
jswo
goal
lead
that
the
Regiment
over-frame
and
actually
vent
a
gft!
ahead
poly
for
Terminal
to
come
back
and
overcome
the
lead
and
finally
run
out
winners
of
their
game
of
the
aeaaon.
I
Regiment
started
without
Lam
be
and
Terminal
scored
through
Strachan
af-
i
'
ter
Warren.
Cbenoakl
and
Dickens
had
eomblned
well.
They
continued
to
pre
ana
Btree
nan
put
tnem
two
.goaia
up
after
Regiment
defence
failed.
Regiment
j
had
now
more
of
the
play
though
Bye
I
had
to
play
to
atop
Cbenodcl
and
War-;
ren.
Baptle
and
Russell
showed
up
well
but
Donald
cleared
Wilson
got
,
through
and
beat
Gumch
from
close
Tomatoes
Tomatoes,
2'2's
choice
quality,
fi
for
$1.0.1
Tomatoes,
2's
choice
quality,
6
for
Hf
Apples,
Yellow
Newton,
fancy
pet
box
$2JiS
Lemon
Cup,
C.
and
B.
per
bot.
"of
Strawberry
Jam,
any
brand,
4
lb.
tins
78c
Karavon
Pitted
Dates,
2
pkgs.
for
45r
Toilet
Psper,
per
doz
48f
Your
choice,
China
Oats,
Ogilvie.
Purity,
Quaker,
Robin
Hood,
per
pkge
4
tip
Loganberries,
K.B.
2's,
4
for
U5t
EVERYBODY
IN
TOWN
IS
TALKING
ABOUT
IT.
Talking
About
What?
That
they
can
get
the
best
assortment
of
Frewh
Fruit
and
Green
Vegetables
Also
High-class
Fresh
Killed
Milk
Fed
Chickens
Boiling
Birds,
per
tb
.
.
27
Light
and
heavy
fowl,
per
lb.
K
Extra
Choice
Broilers,
per
Ik
4"f
Bulk
Tea
of
Quality,
per
lb.
Kit
Corn,
solid
pack,
6
tint
for
$1.00
Rinso,
6
pkgs.
for
,Vr
Gold
Dust,
per
pkg
iVtt
Ready
Cat
Macaroni,
2
lbs.
for
25f
Ginger
Snaps,
per
lb
10r
Heine
Bulk
Pickles,
sweet,
mixed.
and
sweet
mustard,
per
lb.
4
Of
Dill
Pickles,
per
dot.
40f
Jut
a
Jiffy.
Gyfee
Hand
Cleaner,
2,
tins
for
Assorted
Toilet
Soap,
4
tins
for
SB-
Arriving
for
week
end,
Strawber
ries.
Bing
Cherries.
Bananas,
Can
taloupe,
Cucumbers,
Bermuda
Onions,
local
Peas,
Lettuce,
Cel
ery.
Green
Cabbage',
Bunch
Tar
Leeks,
Mint,
Parsley,
Watercress,
Onions,
Radishes,
Tomatoes,
asparagus,
grapes,
pineapples,
cocoanuts.
"The
Home
of
Good
TWngs
te
Eat."
Watch
Our
Windows
It
Pays
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
limited
Phones
45
and
574
II.
S.
W
ALLACE
CO-
LTD.
SWIMMING
SUITS
Diving
Caps
lly
Jantsen,
Penman's
Unlvcrnul
S3.95
t0
S5.75
Small
Flat
to
Kent,
suitable
for
Offices
H.S.WalIaceCo.Ltd.
Phone
9
3rd
Avenue
and
Fulton
Add
to
the
joy
of
the
H
open
road
thil
pleasure
giving
refreshment,
A
iugir-coatcd
gum
that
12
afford
double
value.
Pep-
pcrmlnt
flavor
in
the
iuir
coating
and
peppermint
flavored
gum
ImUe.
rrSVUVT.'
siiiii
mrnrn
in
Hodgkimon
croaaed
a
ball
that
waa
cleared
with
difficulty
Dlckena
hit
the
upright.
Baptte
gave
Wilson
another
.pining
which
the
latter
made
full
use
of
to
beat
Gunrlcb
with
a
well-placed
l
tool
.
left
foot
shot.
Bye
and
Harris
defended
'
well
and
hair-time
found
the
teams
on
I
Dtro
level
terms.
Chicago
...
Wilson
ran
right
through
but
his
Washington
oenire
was
muaaa.
nettu
run
topped
Bye
and
Boas
cleared
and
Crhenoskl
shot
too
high.
Doharty
got
iway
and
put
hi
tesun
a
goal
up
Cume
was
always
proaUnant.
Oorbatt
uved
well
fram
Dicken.
Wilson
hit
the
upright
and
Baptte
had
hard
luck
after
a
fin-
run.
Dickens
aqualued
with
a
Km
shot
that
Corbett
sh.uM
haaat
rd
Laaabe
cleared
and
Tinker
was
Then
Dlckena
scored
with
an-
7
it
her
luckv
shot
Russell
was
nlurlnv
finely
and
Baptte
gave
his
loft
wing
a
:tne
opening
that
was
lost.
Pull-tlaae
lound
Terminals
lucky
winners
4-S.
The
teams:
Regiment
Orrtoett:
Boas.
Lambr.
Sff.
Harris,
Tinker;
Wilson.
Russell.
Baptle.
Daherty,
A.
Hodgklnson.
Terminals
Ourrleh;
w
DonaM.
Howe:
Lowl'ck.
Currte,
M1U:
Strachan,
Dtchens.
Warm
CbeatosU.
Par
the
Regiment
defancs
Oorbttt
as
red
won
but
should
have
clear
ed
the
las
twa
ahota.
Isnte
waa
tlx
,
T
tetter
back
and
Harris
and
Bye
the
best
the
halve.
Baptie.
BnaaeU
ana
WH-
-n
were
the
bast
of
the
orwarda.
Terminal
were
well
served
by
Our-v:ch
in
gral.
Donald
made
a
promising
tart
in
senior
football
Howe.
Hill
and
Lcbhek
all
played
hard
and
Ourrai
was
alwava
a
hie
factor
Chmnskl
Wum
I
and
Dick
ii
were
always
dangerous.
Money
Flour,
all
brand,
49
lb.
sack
$2.70
Milk,
all
brands,
doz
$1.10
per
case
of
48
cans
.
.
$J0
Granulated
Sugar,
10
lbs
.".
7."f
per
100
lb.
sack
$7,115
Quaker
China
Oats.
pkg....
10
Sugar
Crisp
Corn
Flakes,
3
pkgs.
UT.f
nips,
Carrots
and
Beets,
Green
I
Heini
Catchup,
bottle
ttO?
We
received
another
lot
of
Circle
"S"
Picnic
Han
of
average
weight
six
pounds.
Best
value
in
smoked
meats,
while
they
last,
i-ii
iei
ir.
Columbia
Pears,
2Vj's.
2
tins
Xit
Columbia
Apricots,
2's
tin
0f
Ailmer
Crushed
Pineapples,
2Vi's,
tin
2T
Circle
Pineapples,
sliced,
2's,
8
tins
for
40f
Dei.
Monte
Fruits
for
Salad,
2
tins
for
7r
Pride
of
Canada
Maple
Syrup,
2
lb.
tin
K5f
Eggs,
fresh
extras,
3
dos
.
.
$1.10
Royal
Crown
Soap,
6's,
2
pkgs.
I5
Fi'Ir
Naptha
Soap.
10's.
pkg.
HO?
Princess
Soap
Flakes,
2
pkgs.
ltC
Lifebuoy
Soaps,
8
cakes
....
26
f1
Uinso,
3
pkgs
U.
Alberta
Market
P.
GAM
UL
A,
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
208
DEAlexajnaer
Smith
Block
Phone
67S
DENTIST
THR
DAILY
NEWS
ONLY
ONE
CAME
PLAYED
TUESDAY
It
A
IN
STILL
PREVENTS
HIU
LEUll'E
PLAY
WASHINGTON
DEFEATED
ST.
LOUS
peeteo
Dally
Kew
NBW
YOftrVhtn
fypwlng
to
rain
u
-TMpadHe
ito.
asiy
only
oe-'game
in
U-e
"If
I
iiafjll
jesterday.
Tu-s
wa)
in
the
American
league.
Washington
Senator
defeating
St
Louis
Brown
by
a
score
of
4
to
1.
Ooaat
League
score-
-Oakland
t.
Hoi;o-i
3.
Los
Angto
o.
Portland
1.
Bu
Prenclseo
3
Seattle
4.
.
Sacramento
.
Mi&.
ion
.
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STAND1M1K
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I
League
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ClnclnnaU
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York
25
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St.
Louia.
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Chicago
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PLAY
IOOTHAIA
MtTril
VS.
HIOII
SIKMIL
Rev.
O.
O.
Darby
of
the
mis-
Western
Hope
an-
this
morning
that
a
match
had
been
ar-
far
tomorrow
afternoon
S
swam
selected
from
the
clergy
of
the
flioceai
of
CMawonla
sttendlag
the
Synod
hsMaadataaan
picked
tsasn
the
srnderiU
and
staST
of
the
high
school.
.
Mr.
Darby
said
an
effort
had
4
eea
made
to
arrange
a
match
Ray
Clark.
i
adult
team
but
this
they
had
made
the
rang
ment
Principal
1
rsddiekiessected
to
play
for
the
High
School.
SPORT
CHAT
B
Junior
football
haaky
bruiser
from
Bei-hae,ha
forty-elaht
fights
In
his
yoiMg
eataer
all
of
which
he
Mr.
and
Mm
F.
M.
Bthrioa
of
Aoywc
won
rscept
three
arrived
in
the
erty
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
smelter
,
trom
the
south
on
the
Prince
Oeorse
'
'own
an
the
Cetala
yesterday
afternoon
this
asornllsg
for
the
purpeae
of
en-
ans
proeeeded
by
thl
morning
s
train
tin
a
trip
to
Calgary.
Save
paging
In
s
ten
round
bout
here
on
June
IS
with
Alf
Harding',
the
hoy
with
the
punch
tress
:
Calgary
Clark
is
a
knock-out
man
so
Harding
should
prove
an
opponent
to
his
heart's
content.
.1
real
lively
battle
is
being
anticipated
between
the
two.
The
boys
will
go
into
training
Immediately
at
the
sat
press
gymnasium
Harding
every
afternoon
at
4
aaad
Clark
nightly
at
SSO.
tar
tonight'
fame
wttl
he
as
follows:
High
achool
P.
Boott.
T.
Kelsey.
A
Stuas.
B.
Tburher,
W.
Plaher.
A
Thomp-
on,
R
Wlcka,
W.
Johnson.
P.
Cameron.
Johnson.
B.
Morrison
Bps
re:
M
Larkin.
P.
Porter.
Borden
Street
a
wUson.
J.
Pyle.
P
Plaher.
C
Smith,
P.
Tacher.
A.
Hardy.
Katniyama.
B.
Pong,
K.
Kakamota.
eapt.i;
X.
Wilson.
S.
Kanaya.
Spares:
riher.
T.
Dungste.
H.
fsorgaa.
O
Dtbh.
The
ninth
(taaapede
and
annual
gathering
of
the
Oerrboo
district
wfll
be
held
at
Williams
Lake
on
June
S3
I
M.
It
Is
claimed
to
be
the
only
atampade
held
on
the
open
range
in
a
real
cattle
ranching
country
and
the
event
this
year
la
expected
to
be
even
a
greater
success
than
the
many
of
the
past.
James
8
Smith,
the
manager.
has
sent
a
program
to
Donalaa
Prlnwll
of
this
city,
the
document
indicating
that
a
full
bill
of
real
lively
and
thrill
ing
entertainment
will
be
In
store
fob
m
attending
tb
stampede.
The
primary
object
of
this
stampede
was
to
provide
an
opportunity
at
one
time
of
the
year
when
all
people
of
toe
Cariboo
could
meet
together
at
an
an
true!
gathering
.
Mow.
however,
it
attracts
people
from
all
parts
of
the
pro-
vine.
Some
of
the
pat
toilers
who
participated
in
Prina
Rupert'
first
stampede
last
I
all
wttl
be
seen
at
Williams
Lake.
Burns
Lake
hai
shall
team
came
back
at
Base
Lake
tor
their
previous
victory
with
a
21
a
score
on
Victoria
Day
and.
in
addition
kept
one
innings
in
resent
in
a
aeven-lnnlnga
gam.
Shorty
Lane-
don,
who
pitched
for
Burns
kept
th
Boas
Lake
players
busy
amiUng
the
Pa
ted
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OP
INTHNTJON
TO
APPLY
TO
.
...
mh;
lasu,
,
tn
Prince-
Ttopert
ttahd
MedbNMng
District
snd
situate
adjacent
to
Aillford
nay.
atoreaoy
island,
nkiaegate
in
let.
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
TAKI
NOTICE
that
Pacific
Mill
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
Pulp
and
Psper
Manufacturer,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
th
following
described
land
Commencing
at
a
boat
planted
on
the
blch
water
mark
of
an
Island:
thence
following
the
hlh
water
mark
around
th
island
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
o.B)
acre,
more
or
leas
PACIFIC
MILLS.
UMITCD.
Applicant
Donald
wilDtir
Monsoon
Agent
for
Pacific
Mltla.
Limited.
May
g,
138.
j&
all
I
17
Vn
wmxm.
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HI
mm
Oin
U3aA
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JB
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mm
fi
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1
ETI
m
II
m
fl
ft
wnk
T
I
of
the
Acme
Importers
On
account
of
the
vet
Spring
weather,
sales
have
been
slow
and
ysc
find
we
are
overstocked
with
Spring
and
Summer
gootk
These
we
have
to
move
out,
and
in
order
to
do
so
quickly,
ve
have
thrown
all
thought
of
profit
to
the
winds
and
our
whole
slock
of
about
$50,000
worth
of
up-to-the-minute
m'cchindiM'
is
to
be
offered
at
City
Meat
Market
Selvig
Bros.
Third
Ave.
Phone
7M
KJOT
FISK
GR0XSAKK
Alle
sorter
nortk
ost
Norske
fiskekonserve
r
Norske
sukkerkavrlncer
Norske
hveleskonrokker
Norske
rugskonrokker
Norske
knekkehrod
Norske
flalbrod
Mutter
O.8.V.
'
1st
ky.
varer.
Ill
I
line
prfoer.
llurtlj;
ombringelse
circumambient
ether
and
at
ho
stage
of
the
game
were
they
able
to
get
away
to
a
start.
Only
in
the
fourth
and
seventh
did
the
Boae
Lake
stick
waver
get
more
than
three
men
to
the
bat.
and
they
made
one
score
In
each
of
these
innings,
urns
Lake
sent
seven
anen
to
the
bat
la
tb
line
In
the
fourth,
.
four
In
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swiu
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the
WMC
ill
fifth
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It
I
Mis
Kuth
Xllawbeth
Hansun,
older
.laughter
of
Rev.
and
Mm.
John
H
hanaon
of
this
city,
will
graduate
tonight
from
Augsburg
College,
Minneapolis
She
I
the
valadlrtorlan
of
her
c!ass
and
Is
also
a
gold
medal
winner.
She
will
engage
this
summer
in
parochial
achool
teaching
in
Cumberland,
Wlaronaln.
and
In
(he
fall
will
Join
the
public
school
stag
of
MlnueajxtUa.
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
Mewi.
e
aennce
races
We
have
to
move
these
goods
out.
And
we
have
to
have
the
cash
to
pay
for
new
goods
arriving.
This
sale
is
a
real
selling
event.
Everything
in
the
store
i-
being
marked
down
and
every
article
priced
in
plain
figures.
This
is
your
opportunity!
Seize
it!
!
-
STORE
CLOSBD
ALL
DAY
THURSDAY.
SHE
OUR
ADVERTISEMENT
IN
TOMORROWS
PAPER
AND
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS
FOR
SALE
PRICES.
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Avenue.
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