I)
'!
"
d
hw
Mrul
Tjnrprain
f.
sritsy.
May
'Id,
1&2S
uniting
Sh
oes
Children,
from
.
.
.
Mf
i:yn.
from
$1.0.",
.
..rtment
vfr";,
Men's
Suits
';ivy
BIup
Serge,
made
mi
ermine
imported
Eng-I
materials
by
the
bent
Horn
.
.
$20.00
up
and
Hoys'
Pants
from
.......
$1.0.1
and
Girls'
Blazers,
"in
$1.75
up
Silk
and
Woo
v
caters
at
prices
:n
per
cent
lean.
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
):
Miller.
Proprietor
Why
Buy
Cake?
!
Vancouver
when
you
.
a
better
cjuulity
cake
per
cent
cheaper
n
your
own
city
and
iaily.
l:i
and
Dark
Fruit
Cake,
lOr
'
"
and
Citron
Cake
twt
Ac.
with
mixed
fruit
IOC
m
n
:ike
nt
"Tit
'
ake
at
-f
to
make
your
own
-iierous
by
encour-
workmen
of
your
i
1
in
.
'
kkU
are
all
made
in
i"
Hakery
and
the
'
'"
In
unxurpawd
Electric
Bakery
V
.
Telephone
fifi7
-
V
ALL
ACE
CO,
LTD.
i
CTE
CLEARANCE
Ladies'
and
Children's
Dresses
M'e
our
Windows
!
ATS
ON
SALE
'
s"ecial
Reduction
P.S.WallaceCo.Ltd.
Phone
9
1,1
Ave.
and
Fulton
javySiiib
and
Ensemble
Suits
'Demers"
Waterfront
Whiffs
Trbljera
Now
Out
In
Full
Numbers
and
DoinjIMrly
Wetl-r-
-'Hijrnal
Has
Engine
Trouble'
Ternen
With
early
season
priees
standing
around
17c
und
18c
for
reds
and
Oc
and
7c
for
whites,
spring
salmon
trqllers
in
waters
contiguous
'
'"
upen
nave
oeen
doing
quite
well
this
spring.
During
the
fiaat
week
or
so
there
has
been
a
considerable
improvement
in
the
run
of
figh
but
unfavorable
weatfeer
had
been
mitigating
to
some
I
extent
against
the
success
of
oprtJns.
Pretty
nearly
all
the
five
hundred
or
so
trailers,
including
JBfliaft",
which
operate
ih
these
j
waters
are
now
out
and,
as
far
as
trolling
is
concerned,
the
season
j
may
be
said
to
be
practically
in
full
awing.
If
prices
remain
firm
tat
the
level
which
has
prevailed
for
the
'first
couple
K
of
months
the
uw
most
off,
'
.
low
II.
from
Warke
Channel
snri
nt
ine
operators
should
make
financial
w
,
...
"
'
luoeess
of
It-
With
a
considerable
;
number
of
new
recruits
in
the
game,
It
Menu
probable
that
the
district
tleet
this
year
will
be
the
largest
ever
recorded.
After
having
been
confined
to
the
Wclntty
ol
Warke
Channel,
operation
are
beginning
to
spread
out
and
now
there
are
reported
to
be
about
one
hundred
boat
riahlng
at
Dundaa
Is-land
with
thirty
or
forty
at
Stephens
Island.
A
number
of
boats
have
gone
out
to
Hippo
Island,
and.
to
the
north
of
Orsham
Island
at
North
Island,
considerable
activity
to
also
reported.
Around
Iddy
Pass,
near
the
entrance
of
Prince
Bupert
harbor,
there
1
also
a
number
of
boats
operating.
A
falling
off
In
the
run
at
Wars
Channel
Is
reported
Capt
Johnny
Clauson.
with
the
El-
mer
C.
urn
osas
sat
forth
In
tbe
"Pro
vine
,ai
!
ions
Act.
Dated
at
Prlnoe
Bomert.
B.C.
this
ho
oay
m
Apru,
ins
MIBTOAR
OF
VOTERS,
ltt
Prance
Bupert
Electoral
District
LAND
ACT
SOTICK
Or
lNTt.HTKI.V
TO
AIM'LV
TO
l.atxl;
utNII
In
Prince
Bupert
Land
Recording
Db-iritt
uud
situate
on
Mortiby
bland
ad-laoent
to
AlUfard
sr-kidegete
Inlet
Qmn
Charlotte
Mands
TAKE
NOriCX
that
Pacific
MlUs
Limited
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation
pulp
and
paper
manufacturers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
charge
a
w
corner
oi
b.tx..
ojri
ir;
tnenoe
n
degrees
SO
mlnuea
West
(Astronomic)
1300
ft
:
thence
North
SS
Bliawia
SO
degrees
wast
(Astronomic)
SMO
ft.;
thence
North
SO
dsgrsat
Bast
(Astronomic
I
so
ft.
mofe
fir
Mm.
to
an
lnter-action
with
the
hum
water
mark
of
AllUord
Say:
themes
toUewinc
the
aud
high
water
mark
Southerly
to
the
oolnt
of
commenoetnent,
save
and
exoept
Ope
island
oonuining
one
acre
mare
at
less
and
another
Island
contalnlna
0.20
acres,
more
or
less-
-the
whole
containing
lit
I'cres.
more
or
aMS.
PAOtFIC
MILLS
LIMITED.
By
Parker
Samuel
Bonney.
Dated
April
la
atMata
ments.
for
the
mirpose
of
obtjUi
v"
r-
"n
u
w
Dated
18th
Apr.i
I
SUM
11
MINERAL
ACT
(Form
F.)
CEHTIMC.tTE
or
birilOVK-MKNT"
SOT1CK
Princess
Pat.
Lot
4gM;
Pilot.
Lot
47:
R.A.F..
Lot
4SS8;
ttaserver.
Lot
38.
Mineral
Claims,
situate
In.
the
Atlln
Mining
Division
of
Cessjlar
Dbtrlct.
Where
located
On
Munro
Mountain
about
four
miles
from
the
town
of
Atlln.
TAJCE
NOTICE
that
wv.Jsmaa
Stokss
and
&
B
Frr.ser.
Free
MlnaSUptf
ng
a
Crown
Oram
m
jnr
v"""-
And
further
take
notice
tbMthjn.
under
sec'
Inn
85
must
1com
betOte
the
ISStie
OI
sunn
vrr.mi
v.
Jrent
Form
No
19.
Sectum
SB)
LANDJUT.
vilTH
NtlTIl
I
t.
Ol'
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
rl"K(,u,
,.AM
in
Prince
Bupcrt7ur7d
,(0,Jnt
froSI
the
trlct
aud
situate
about
6
miles
mouth
of
Khutae
River
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Jj"1'
of
VanoOUver,
Western
Mining
Campany
"
or-!'"'pARDOE
WILSON,
i
Agent
for
Mining
Co.
Detroit
Western
'
ffted
lH'h
Ai)illL
lM?
mnuth
of
Khut";
n
TAKE
NOTlCf
Western
Mlnlnit
(
B.C..
occupai",M"w;
teriss
to
appjv
';"
.
chase
the
following
the
Detroit
oi
Vsncouver.
(
iimpany.
in--,ton
to
pur-neri
lands
tilanted
ne
UJt
atH
foot
south
of
H
,.nHiiis
thence
thence
sotlthwesierij
,tiui:
theiur
easterly
i
-'-..nrtheasterlv
100
i'Iik"
an
rhalns,
niid
runt
F
P
thenre
wenein
;
iao
ai'iv.v
niori'
ll
Mining
Stephens
Island.
The
Northern
British
Columbia
Hal-mon
Fishermen's
Ast
.ciution.
which
came
Into
being
during
the
past
winter,
bus
been
effective
to
some
extent,
It
is
said.
In
regulating
the
prices
that
have
been
paid
for
salmon
locally
this
spring.
The
Association
hue
gone
on
record
as
approving
the
sale
ol
all
salmon
by
the
pound
and
not
by
the
flab,
receiving
the
general
support
of
the
trailers
In
this
p.opona!
although
It
may
be
Impossible
lor
the
gill
net-ters
to
dispose
of
their
fish
In
the
manner
suggested.
It
Is
also
recommended
that
all
fish
bo
weighed
on
the
beam
scale.
While
the
prices
shown
atoove
have
been
prevailing
on
the
market
In
Unci
ty.
two
cent
less
has
been
putd
for
red
salmon
on
the
ground
on
such
in-
Is
packing
in
from
Dundee
Is-
-lae
water
groups
M
jjundas
land;
Plewln
Brown,
with
the
Tap-
TJtOVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT"
ritim-r.
in
iniu
i;i.i:
toual
DISTIIICT
i
NOTICE
b
berany
siven
that
I
shall
Islnad
and
Warke
Channel
while
three
cents
less
Is
paid
at
such
outside
points
as
Hippo
and
North
Islands
A
difference
of
one
cent
less
Is
being
generally
allowed
for
white
salmon
on
the
!;rount;s
KlflW.il.
IUR
THOCKLfc
The
halibut
beat
Signal,
Capt.
Paddy
Ivarson.
her
engine
broken
down
as
a
result
of
shsft
trouble,
was
towed
back
to
port
from
the
vicinity
of
Triple
Is
lnad
on
Saturday
nlfcht
last
by
the
Sat
touV,VhTh.-
N-Ut'
C"Pt.
Wanl.
The
rouble
i
noon,
at
the
Court-bo
use.
Prlnoe
u-1
occurred
as
the
Signal
was
bound
for
5?".'
.hJ?ld.
"B?...
tbe
.Courl.
"x
Uhe
banks
and
she
had
ing
a
few
weeks
In
Prince
Rupert
and
i
Prince
Rupert
fleet
up
to
Thursday
With
three
months
of
the
season
elapsed,
this
vessel
has
landed
seven
catches
totalling
00,000
pounds.
TtH
Viking.
Capt.
Harold
Ericksen.
follow
ing
with
seven
trips
and
80.600
pounds.
with
the
Dnmne.
Capt.
Dave
Ritchie,
third,
seven
tripe
snd
43.000
pounds,
and
the
Helen.
Capt.
A.
Anderson,
fourth,
seven
trips
and
S6.00U
pounds
As
fsr
as
number
of
trips
landed
at
Prlnoe
Rupert
is
concerned,
tbe
Onah.
Capt.
Harry
Seltg.
Is
leading
the
American
fleet,
having
landed
61.000
pounds
In
six
trips.
sphino
iioi'si:
n.r.AMNo
Tbe
Johanna.
Capt.
John
Wick.
Ter-m,
Capt.
Nels
Petersen,
and
Bingo,
Capt.
H.
Feroy,
are
among
the
Prince
Rupert
halibut
boats
now
in
port
un-
SHIS
DAILTY
NEWS
FAtiE
FT73
vision
of
B.
E.
Jkldrgan,
who
will
be
manager
of
the
plant.
Capt.
Tbtoy
f.tartlnen
owner
of
the
halibut
boat
Livingstone
who
returned
n
month'
or
so
i$0
Iran
Norway
with
his
bride,
tovabw
busy
building
a
home
ojf
tirtbaJM
adjolMMg
Titte
house
of
Ohsrll
OuWie
and
near,
ifflo
building
arte
o.JaJtt.
Bed
Pierci
if
the
bap
Swim.
Sony
is
supervising
the
rock
wort
"nlmrclf,
remaining
ashore
while
Capt.
Tlbblts
continues
m
charge
of
Hie
Livingstone
H.
A
hand-seme
residence
with
concrete
founds
-
ion
is
planned.
For
a
friendly
visit
to
the
port,
the
trim
United
State
fcoasu-uard
cutter
Cygan,
here
tor
the
first
time
in
sev
eral
months,
s.rtlVe8
at
4
o'clock
Thursday
afternoon
from
Ketchikan
and
tied
up
at
the
floats
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Bupert
Salvage
k
Towing
Co.,
returning
north
this
morning
Capt.
Herman,
commanding
officer
of
the
Cygan,
was
paying
his
first
visit
to
Prlnoe
Rupert.
The
former
commander
Capt.
Deases.
well
known
through
many
trips
here.
Is
now
on
scout
patrol
with
the
coast
guard
service
off
the
Hen
Jersey
coast
the
Salvage
Princess
and
M.T.3
deliver
ed
a
boom
of
logs
from
Dlgby
Inland
to
the
Pacific
Mills
at
Ocean
Falls,
having
reached
there
on
Tuesday
after
a
six
day
trip
down.
The
gi.lt
of
the
salvage
Princess
was
Just
right
for
trolling
and
members
of
the
crew
aught
three
spring
salmon
two
red
and
one
white
which
proved
a
dell-racy
for
the
ship's
larder.
Imperial
OU
Co.'s
tanker
aflna
Brea
la
due
In
port
this
week-end
from
loco
with
s
full
cargo
of
fuel
oil
for
tbe
company's
local
tanks.
Skipper
W.
E.
Colllson
had
Installed
'his
week
at
the
Suga
Ways
u
promising
lcoklng
18
h.p.
medium
duty
AUsa
:ra!;
cnn.ne
In
his
pleasure
bust
Klttl-
not
set
line.
a
ttevnlon
for
the
purpose
of
revising
IT
.
.
wake
in
place
of
a
Svt
h
p.
Bei'.al.
It
for
registration;
and
tor
the
II
All
LOO
TOWS
After
sn
absence
cf
tin
days,
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.'s
power
tug
Salvage
Princess,
Capt
Prank
Tyler.
and
the
Rupert
Marine
Products
tug
M.T.3.
Capt.
Beg.
Oreen,
returned
to
port
this
morning
with
a
boom
of
Morgan
logs
from
Barnard
Cove
for
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.'s
sawmill
at
Seal
Cove.
On
the
southbound
trip.
the
list
of
voters
tor
the
said
electoral
lartorJS
the
"
vessel
spent
Pnt
the
uie
wee
week
at
at
the
the
dry
dry
thj
..,
-
.
-..ll
alstrlct,
and
of
hearing
and
determining
dook
undergoing
the
necessary
repairs.
,
"
,
.
"
"
.
any
and
all
objection
to
the
(fefejbtton
.
In
fK.
the
WK
harbor
and
it
fc
a
fine
appear
-
of
any
uame
on
the
said
Hat.
or
to
the
,
!lng
little
machine
whMtt
should
con-
,hn
Allen
jnechanlcal
engineer
I?f!0"
alUtr4blv
...
V4lue
Mnri
oiaerior
the
fisheries
department.
Is
spend-,nf
,h.
irt,.k.
inspecting
b.au
desirous
of
district
HuTry
w,rt
of
rf
wfl
ietood
'
TT
P
lnirtaff
will
spend
his
Vic-
rla
Day
'
'
While
the
w
hosts
have
not
,,
fc
i,
.
finally
accepted.
It
is
under-
that
a
.number
of
well
known
'local
orf:
"ill
go
into
this
work
cur
ing
the
coming
summer.
The
service
will
be
augmented
with
three
seaplane
of
the
Pacific
Airways
Ltd.
from
Vancouver
which
will
be
based
In
and
around
Prince
Rupert
with
Major
R
D
McLaren.
DSO.
general
manager
of
the
company.
In
i
minutes
West
(Astronomic)
ISM
ft.;
landings,
the
halibut
boat
Ternen.
thence
North
22
degrees
SO
minutes
Bast
cent.
Nels
Petersen
was
leadlns
the
i
Astronomic
l
000
ft.:
thence
North
M
In
number
of
trips
and
volume
of
bank
Bound.
Re
plans
m
leaving
Wed-1
iif
sdya
ard.
if
all
n
ns
well
shouH
be
back
by
Friday
or
Saturday,
lit
will
make
the
trip
In
the
cruiser
Bou-
j
The
trailer
Nellie
and
halibut
boats
White
Lily,
WT.
and
Jack
have
been
cn
the
Ward
Ways
recently
for
minor
hull
work.
W!LSLJPSS!Lfain'
m&ttim:
1or
th
corTeeadJbg
period.
ifaibi'
i)i
v,i
Smyrna
Usee
been
st
the
dry
dock
and
the
Bingo
in
the
McLean
ways
at
Seal
Cove.
Power
tug
Bllimor
of
the
BMlmor
Spruce
Mills,
Ltd..
came
into
town
on
Thursday
afernoon
to
pick
up
a
soow-
ttiad
of
lumber
to
be
used
In
the
con
struction
of
the
camp
at
the
flew
mill
in
Porpoise
Harbor
While
efforts
are
now
being
concentrated
on
getting
the
camp
in
readiness,
the
spur
to
tbe
mill
site
has
already
been
surveyed
and
It
should
not
be
long
now
before
construction
of
the
mill
itself
gets
under
way.
Bight
men
are
at
work
at
the
present
time
under
the
direct
super-
J
3
taken
vnur
(McrveFood
Business
Is
rushing
so
ground
the
Pete
Bruno
estsblishment
st
Cow
Bay
that
the
proprietor
has
found
It
necessary
to
put
up
a
verandah
where
his
patrons
can
keep
cool
by
sniffing
th-oaonc
and
otherwise
fresh
air
until
there
Is
a
chance
to
get
In
and
spent,
their
money.
The
well
known
premises
should
be
considerably
enhanced
by
the
operation
which
Is
now
In
OH
ICIAI.S
ON
TO
I
It
Making
the
annual
tour
of
the
north
including
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
with
Dominion
government
officials
on
board.
COB
Olvenchv,
Capt.
Hender
son,
was
In
port
at
the
first
of
the
week.
The
party
included
J.
B.
Miller,
Inspector
of
customs:
E.
M
Haines,
post
office
inspector,
and
J.
P
Forde,
district
engineer
for
the
public
wcrks
department
Halibut
landings
for
the
present
up
to
yesterday
at
-Frine
Rupert
are
just
a
million
pounds
abaad
of
the
In
the
Muff
season
The
fcoksl
catch
for
the
port
yesterday
stood
at
8.488
-
300
pounds
0,200.
700
pounds
American
and
gjM.OOO
pounds
Canadian
oompared
with
7.S34.SM
pounds
8.-881,100
pounds
American
and
8.003.
100
pounds
Canadian
at
tbe
same
date
last
year.
Landing
for
the'
week
of
Saturday
to
Friday
Im
luslve
were
about
average
at
771.200
pounds
made
up
of
7fljoo
pounds
American
and
908.000
pounds
Canadian.
The
week
started
off
with
a
rush
with
heavy
landings
the
first
three
day.-,
bindings
during
the
last
half
of
the
weak
being
exceptionally
light.
The
price
situation
during
the
week
was
anything
but
hgh.
The
best
American
bid
of
the
week
was
10.9c
and
7c
which
the
onah
and
Jack
received
tor
catches
of
ll.Otjo
pounds
and
8.080
pounds
resfieotrvelv
while
the
best
bid
for
Canndla
halibut
was
8.6c
and
6
8c
paid
BinlMfc
I.
for
8,000
pt
unda.
UwsmWJFthe
week
were
7c
and
Wlapr";an
Iu
and
8.8c
and
Be
liflfeajBii
TO
rOMMIKXIOX
CIIAUMsH
It
is
reported
that
3d
tbfe
next
trip
horth.
two
weeks
henee,
tbe
C.N.R.
ateamer
Prince
John
will
be
relieved
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
fain
ad
run
by
the
Prince
Chart,
which
has
been
In
dry
dock
here
nil
witter.
The
Prlnoe
John
will
uiuleri-o
annual
overhaul
Including
an
extent.
w
boiler
ovatlun
Weather
permit
um
the
Prlnoe
Rupert
Salvage
A
Towing
OB.
will
tomorrow
open
the
ferry
service
to
the
Salt
Lake
with
trie
powerboat
"23
"
The
Nim.s
Hiver
will
be
l-iter
commlviiiiiie-i
'
'nil
unci
It
:
UUU.ist.iii'l
n..
i!
I
a
ie.aii.llou
in
Lirct
'.:'
'r
effeeWU
CLARES
Furnace
Saves
ottetdti
in
ME
SPEECHES
AT
I1VMJ1
t'T
AT
CII
ECN
riltltl.OTIf;
riTT;
iVTEitOMTivo
aiii)ki;si;m
AltE
filYCN
At
a
recent
father
and
son
and
Mother
and
daughter
banquet
at
Queen
.harlotie
City
there
were
several
very
liter
..sting
addresses
given
by
Uie
young
ulks,
particularly
by
Bobbie
Oliver.
Ted
Kltson
and
Harvey
Matthews
Bobble
Oliver
mid:
I
(
Ladles
and
Gentlemen
I
take
great'
pleasure
In
proposing
tbe
toast
to
"Our!
Fathers."
We
owe
a
great
deal
to
our
fathers,
in
fact,
if
It
were
not
for
them
c
would
not
be
hem.
They,
above
all.
j
ore
concerned
with
our
well-being.'
Bealthy
bodies
require
exercise
They
!
tee
that
we
get
plenty
of
it.
What
tune
and
trouble
tbey
spend
in
searohlng
out
oew
means
of
developing
our
muscles,
obopping
wood,
milking
cows,
planting
seeds,
etc.
With
what
untiring
pa-'
ttexsse
do
they
devote
themselves
to
guarding
us
from
idleness.
We
admire
this
energy
of
our
fathers.
Yet
tbey
are
queer
creatures.
They
never
want
to
play
why
do
they
so
love
work?
We
admire
their
courage.
Their
eyes
may
be
blacked
but
they
never
whine
Their
Independence
is
our
envy.
Why
cant
boys
eat
as
much
pie
aa
they
like?
Our
lathers
are
clever.
How
did
the
manage
It?
I
wonder
If
this
'You
are
old.
Father
William."
the
young
man
said,
And
your
hair
has
become
very
white.
And
yet
you
Incessantly
stand
on
your
bead:
Do
you
think
at
your
age
It
Is
right?"
"In
my
youth"
Father
William
replied
to
his
son.
"I
feared
It
might
Injure
my
brain.
But.
now
that
I'm
perlectly
sure
I
have
none.
Why.
1
do
It
again
and
again."
Or
perhaps
thin
explains
it:
You
are
old."
said
the
youth,
"and
your
Jaws
are
too
weak
For
anything
tougher
than
suet.
Yet
you
finished
the
gooae.
with
the
bones
and
tlie
beak.
Pray,
how
did
you
manage
to
do
It?"
"In
my
youth."
said
his
father.
"I
took
to
the
law.
And
argued
each
case
with
my
wife.
AndAaular
strength
which
it
Has
lasted
the
rest
of
my
life
"
We
don't
care
how
our
fathers
cam
to
be
so
clever
We
Itke
them
Just
the
same.
They
say
a
boy's
best
friend
is
his
mother
but
a
boy
s
best
pal
la
his
father.
It
takes
fathem
to
tell
stories
of
ships,
of
treasure,
of
strange
lands
Annoying
Bladder
Weakness
of
Old
Age
Safely
ItHli-M'rt
by
SANTAl
MIDY
Bold
by
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l)tuglsti
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to
make
sure
is
to
install
a
Hecla
now.
You
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have
MORE
HEAT
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Comfort
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He
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Prlnee
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H.C.
Phene
II
Tennis!
of
adventure.
It
tabes
fatbets
to.
tell;
bays
bow
to
bit
the
bulla
eye
I
take
j
fathers
to
find
the
spat
where
tbe
first
fish
leap
and
who
but
fatbam
know
tbe
,
love
our
fathers.
We'd
like
to
be
as
energetic,
aa
brave,
as
clever,
as
lndepen-dent
as
they,
and
we
need
their
help
to
do
It.
OIKI.H
OF
TODAY
Fred
Kltson
said:
I've
been
asked
if
I
would
give
a
toast
io
the
girls.
Having
never
given
one
iiefore.
there's
not
much
chance
of
this
be
lug
a
long
one.
I
am
Just
thinking
that
tbe
boys
of
today
are
pretty
lucky.
We
tel
sorry
tor
our
dads
when
they
were
young.
The
girls
then
couldn't
hike
and
run.
play
ball
and
build
camp
fires.
Nowadays
tbey
can,
so
they
make
Jolly
oompanlons
for
tbe
boys.
When
dad
was
a
boy
It
took
II
yards
of
cloth
to
make
his
s
tetter
a
dress.
Mow
they
can
make
a
decent
one
of
two
yards
with
enough
left
far
pa
tehee.
1
myself,
advocate
bobbed
hair
for
tbe
gtrla.
Think
of
the
times
when
dad
was
a
boy.
If
the
glrb
wanted
to
go
to
a
party
la
the
evening
they
would
have
hairdressers
in
in
the
morning,
bef
cause
he
bad
so
many
tfoooalelH
'
W
would
take
about
an
hour
or
two
to
fix
the
hair
up.
After
he
bad
gone
the
girls
would
have
to
keep
quart
oil
day
so
as
not
to
let
tbe
hair
come
down
and
get
messed
up.
Today
tbey
Just
give
their
heads
a
torn
and
tbe
hair
Is
already
combed.
Think
what
a
saving
of
tune
and
money
the
modern
girl
has
over
the
girl
of
sixty
years
age.
The
girl
of
today
takes
her
place
in
the
world
as
an
equal
with
boys.
They
are
successful
wherever
tbey
are
put.
as
doctors,
lawyers,
nurses,
teachers
or
mothers
I
will
ask
you
to
drink
to
;re
health
of
the
modern
girl
Long
may
hr
live
mid
flourish
Advertise
in
the
Dally
Htws.
I
ennis:
SEE
OUR
NEW
RACKETS
$7.50
to
$111.00
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Rails
are
in
Kaien
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Co.
Telephone
3
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Coats.
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and
Lingerie
All
at
Ilnrraln
Priees
nt
FIRST
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
Richmond's
Louvre
-Third
Arenue
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
1
2
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
Cash
price
ticket.
McBride
8tret
"tore
now
clotted
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Hairs'
11
lit
St.
Teltpliouv
627.