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NOTICE
TO
PENMANS
DEALERS
PENMANS
1927
series
of
health
exercises
proved
a
t
success
and
this
years
series
is
even
bigger
and
ter.
lie
up
by
distributing
tree
fenmans
exercise
booklets
to
your
customers
Also
write
tor
handsome
free
undent-ear
cards
for
window
and
counter
display.
PENMANS
LIMITED
Paris
Canada
INVESTIGATION
INTOCITYWORK
WAS
CONTINUED
Mayor
and
Others
on
Yilnea
Stand
In
I'effartl
lo'
Ilngl-,
.
neer's
Department
'
the
assertion
by
both
City
Engi
neer
H.
A.
McLean
ami
City
Fort
man
J.
A.
McUae
that
Aid.
Prudhomme
had
come
'tiirlthe
job
and
Interfered
with
worft
of
constructing
sidewalks
featured
last
night's
session
of
the
committee
conducting
an
investigation
into
engineering
department
affairs
E
xcrcise
Booklet
(ftf
:
j
f
!
Gasp
hands
txMnd
back.
Swiftly
bend
body
as
far
over
at
possible.
At
tii
sam.
time
tht
arms
should
be
thrown
forward,
as
shown
in
illustration.
Come
back
to
rigid,
upright
position.
This
estrcise
wiU
strengthen
your
shoulder
muscles
immensely.
f
Health
Exercise
No.
21
PENMANS
popular
health
exercises
are
neither
too
strenuous
nor
too
tame
but
just
right
for
maintaining
vigorous
health.
Slip
into
Penmans
"95"
and'
try
these
exercises
ery
'morning.
"'Yod'll
be
surpriseri:1it
the
difference
ttayll
make
in
your
vitality.
,
Penmans
"95"
is
Canada's
leading
quality
underwear.
In.
two-
pcce
and
union
suits
tor
men.
women
ana
children.
,s
HEALTH
Tine
ALUE
:
to
WMEM
136
f
Women
who
arc
easily
tired
need
Bovril
to
prevent
them
from
"setting"
run
down
"!
Bovnl
is
especially
valuable
in
replenishing
a
woman's
reserves
of
energy.
It
acts
so
quickly.
You
feel
the
benefit
of
Bovnl
its
warm,
-stimulating
action
upon
the
wearied
system
as
soon
as
you
have
swallowed
it.
Bovril
daily
you
will
soon
find
And
if
you
keep
up
your
strength
become
equal
to
the
work
and
worries
of
your
cverydaylife.
For
Bovril
builds
up
health
and
fitness
by
sound
nutrition.
Bovril
is
the
best
of
the
beef
rits
vitalizing
and
energising
properties
in
concentrated
digestible
form.
BOVRIL
prevents
that
Sinking
FeeSSrag
THE
DAILT
NEWS
following
the
making
of
complaints
by
Aid.
Prudhomme.
He
thought
the
whole
enquiry
was
u
mistake
and
never
should
have
been
called.
However,
he
was
prepared
to
do
anything
for
the
interests
of
the
city
and,
if
questions
were
asked,
he
would
be
pleased
to
answer
to
the
best
of
hit.
ability.
.Aid.
PrUdjU&pne
enquired
if
tjM'
Bttord
of
Works
had
approved
of
the
piers
under
the
Empress
Hotel
bfnrp
their
cnnstrtictinn
Tacit
denials
by
Mayor
Mc-
-
was
Btarted.
There
was
some
dls-
Mordle
of
Certain
allegations
jcussion
an
to
the
permiasability
made
against
the
engineering
de-jof
sur
h
a
question
butAM.
Drown
partment
by
Aid.
Prudhomme
and
I
finally
ruled
that
the
mayor
might
answer.
The
mayoe
rtplkd'tfot
he
was
in
the
City
Hall
at
lesJl
twice
a
day
and
sometimes
thjjSfcor
four
times.
Many
matters
same
up,
some
of
importance
and
others
not
so
important
and
sometimes
it
was
impossible
to
remember
just
what
occured.
He
did
not
remember
whether
or
not
this
had
come
up
in
the
Hoard
of
Works.
He
recollected,
however,
that
the
engineer
had
told
him
that
a
retaining
wall
was
necessary,
the
property
owners
finally
.v-rofcintf
to
the
piers
in
lieu
thereof.
The
mayor
said
that
he
thought
Aid,
rrudbomme
was
incorrect
when
he
said
that
he
(the
mayor)
had
warned
the
engineer
against
proceeding
with
the
work
in
this
manner.
The-
mayor
corroborated
the
statement
which
had
been
made
at
I
previous
ses
sion
by
the
engineer
in
the
mat
Prince
Rupert.
The
estimated
cost
was
17c
per
square
foot.
He
admitted
that
it
would
cost
more
here
on
account
of
fills,,
etc.
but
he
contended
it
cost
too
mui.
The
alderman
referred
to
dis-crepencies
in
progress
sheets
covering
the
building
of
the
concrete
sidewalk
on
the
east
side
of
Sixth
Street
between
Second
and
Thin.
Avenues,
One
of
the
statements
tended,
however,
that
his
ques-
one
point.
Third
Avenue,
north
ttdlrt-wrw
rrpsra
W
the
post
of
side
between
Second
and
Third
aeceaWy.
fdeijfeti
cfl
Mr
I
to
ft
taSet-t
frnEffony
on
'icriticilB
A-cnptfe
mixing.
havef
smjwsfe(Kt!u.!critic-
mj&y
.
.sbowis,
that
you
"don't
know
yourceif
what
you
are
trlkinr
abo.it."
Mr.
Patmore
told
Aid.
Prudhomme,
In
referring
to
.U
discrepeiwi'
of
Aid.
Prud-Aomme's
f
igrures
the
night
.before
f
wfeten
compared
with
standard
authorities
on
concrete
mixtures.
"You
have
'confuted
it
yourself.
;
We
are
contented
to
leave
it
with
'the
committee
now."
I
Aid.
Prodhomme
.contended
ithat
the
contraction
was
not
the
jtttte
with
all
materials
He
charged
that
nn
sttnrt
wa
"
Iok
made
to
becloud
the
isMSJfe
with
matters
that
laymen,
MMtdt
not
;
understand.
He
insisted
tfcftt
too
jjsflti
ceae-i
id
att-thaj
'four
Inch
Instead
of
p?x
in'
h
J
slabs
would
have
done,
lie
re-:
:
f
erred
to
a
statement
he
had
re-1
I
celved
from
an
official
of
thej
I
Prrthnd
Cement
Co.
who
said
that
four
i;ic;i
slabs
on
Vanco
:-.
ver
specifications
would
do
ir.
yet
greets.
Vancouver
specif
ioatjbna.
HiatK-.d
been
followed
and
the
result
'an
excessive
amount
of
cement
was
obvious.
It
was
impossible
had
been
used
n
the
construction
to
make
a
sidewalk
stand
up
on
of
these
sidc
valks.
Eig.ht-and-
the
muskee
without
rpinforrft-
thT'Is
srrks
net
pet
yard
yard
was
was
than
waft
ec
jsvKuidt.
P-.tn,flk
V
mont
or
a
thicker
slab.
He
had
used
his
discretion
in
connection
with
specifications
according
to
the
nature
of
the
ground.
Standard
specifications
could
never
apply
everywhere
but
were
but
a
guide.
Foreman
McRae
took
the
stand
and
gave
details
as
to
the
mixing
of
concrete,
ii
laying,
etc.
The
slabs
were
clo.-.c-
to
six
inches
m,
nvju
DO
YOU
JUDGE
YOUR
FRIENDS
BY
THEIR
EYES?
EYES
TELL
DISPOSITION
AND
CHARACTER
Blue
tru
for
easy-going.
Gray
eyes
for
ercn
temper.
In
green
eyes
lurk
passion
and
jealousy.
Brown
eyes
are
masterful,
showed
a
cost
of
$1,403.87
and
jam!,
in
seme
ruses,
the
concrete
yet
kind.
Upturned
eyes
are
typical
of
mere
were
many
differing
state-
ivau
crushed
n.to
the
ground.
menu.
uty
engineer
McLean
stated
here
the
lat
couple
of
nights
that
Aid.
Prudhomme
had
come
talk
about
concrete
mixing
but
to
his
office
early
this
year
and
the
most
of
them
don't
know
what
had
asked
to
see
the
system
of
ithey
are
t:.lking
about,"
Mr.
Mc-
oook-keeping
which
he
had
been
Rae
opined.
There
was
a
lengthy
shown.
He
thought
Aid.
Prudhomme
had
been
satisfied.
The
engineer
told
of
how
he
arrived
at
progress
sheet,
figures
which
were
bound
to
vary
from
time
to
time
as
charges
and
credits
came
in.
The
engineer
asserted,
up
to
now,
he
had
always
come
out
with
a
credit
on
his
estimates
and
so
far
this
year
was
$8,000
or
$9,000
to
the
good.
On
concrete
sidewalks,
however,
he
believed
he
would
run
over
his
estimates
on
the
whole.
Interference
Alleged
In
the
matter
of
concrete
side
walks.
Mr.
McLean
said
circumstances
had
come
up
that
made
it
impOHslble
to
properly
estimate
beforehand.
There
were
chadjrefc
In
specifications,
weather
conditions
and
the
men
had
been
in
terfered
with.
Asked
by
the
chairman
for
fur-
ter
of
the
nmnlovTOMtt
it
his
so
I
explanation.
Sir.
McLean
de
in
his
department
'It
had
beenjp,-rad
tbat
hc
found
nis
men
"
appsoved
by
the
Board
of
Works
before
the
boy
was
pat
on
the
payroll.
Awkward
Position
Aid.
Prudhomme
stated
that
he
had
no
further
questions
to
ask
the
mayor.
"I
am
being
placed
in
such
a
position,"
rsmarked
Aid.
PrudJnmme,
"tht
1
do
not
see
much
use
of
going
a'.-.ead
under
the
circumstances."
He
con-
ttftte
nen
instructed
differently
from
'.he
instructions
he
had
given.
Led
on
with
questions,
the
engineer
alleged
that
Aid
Prudhomme
had
gone
on
the
job
ami
Interfered.
"It
disorganized
the
"
ork
to
have
some
one
butting
in
behind
cm-
back."
said
Mr.
Mc-'iern.
Ilia
specifications,
Mr.
McLean
said,
had
been
1-2-4
mixture
and
slab
thickness
of
five
inches.
At
discussion
ir.
the
mitter
of
steel
reinforcements.
Mr.
McRae
stat-
devotion.
Eyes
with
long,
sharp
corners
I
I
h;v
have
h....r-i
n.ard
a
lot
of
people
,i
,
indicate
irtai
discrimination
ana
penetra-
tion.
WUt
colo,
what
youf
friends
eyes?
EYES
TELL
HEALTH
CONDITION
They
are
like
beacon
lights
or
dull,
pal.
lamps.
11
you
suffer
from
headaches,
arising
from
constipation
or
biliousness,-
or
sluegish
liver,
your
eyes
soon
low
their
sparkle.
The
whites
show
a
yellow
tinge
ed
that
the
steel
had
been
put
!
that
P
the'r
brilliance
the
pupils
are
in
the
ateYm
as
cloaa
to
the
bottom
as
possible.
This
system
was
confirmed
by
Mr.
Rice.
What
Prudhomme
Said
In
the
course
of
his
testimony,
Mr.
McRae
alleged
that
Aid.
Prqdhomme
had
told
him
that
two
Inch
slabs
were
sufficient
in
Prince
Rupert
and
that
the
surface
dre.ini
could
be
put
on
with
a
kab.oniine
brush.
"Do
you
me.n
to
say
that
you
would
stand
there
and
declare
I
told
you
that?"
asked
Aid.
Prudhomme.
Mr.
McRae
"
I
would
swear
it
on
oath."
Aid.
Prudhomme
"
And
I
can
quite
expect
it
of
you."
Mr.
McLean
was
asked
to
measure
and
inform
the
committee
how
much
concrete
had
been
produced
on
the
east
side
of
Sixth
Street
between
Second
and
Third
Avenues
in
which
work
it
was
admitted
330
sacks
of
cement
had
been
used.
V.
Bas3o-Bert
asked
to
be
heard
by
the
commission
in
the
matter
of
evidence
he
had
given
the
night
previous.
He
made
it
clear
that
he
had
agreel
with
Mr.
Rice's
figures
in
the
matter
of
shrinkage
of
1-2-4
mixture.
He
had
not
agreed
with
Aid.
Prud-rsonsse'a
figiim
av
hsad
beta
suggested
in
'press
reports.
Aid.
Prudhomme
denied
that
he
had
told
Mr.
McRae
that
a
two
inch
slab
would
be
sufficient.
dull
the
eyelid
half-dosed.
THEN
YOU
NEED
A
LAXATIVE
In
choosing
a
laiat've
remember
that
nature's
own
laxative
)uices
are
found
in
fruits
and
vegetables
not
in
mineral
substances
or
Irritants.
That
U
why
Beecham't
Pills
are
so
safe
and
efficacious
they
are
vegetable
in
composition.
They
contain
the
equivalent
laxative
value
of
ripe
fruits
and
vegetables.
Beechim's
therefore
are
safest
and
best
Vhty
are
easy
to
take
and
certain
la
actios.
Tal
a
rguUr
dailr
reurM
el
BMcham'i
Pill,
A
VtmtU
Troimct
It
a
short
period.
B.8
Your
ru
will
Moa
raflact
improved
health.
The
foreman
whs
incorrect
when
hc
said
that
At
9
p.m.
tho
commission
adjourned
until
8
o'clock
next
Wednesday
evening.
It
is
doubtful
whether
the
work
before
the
investigation
can
be
cleaned
up
in
one
more
session.
CRAZY
RHYMES
Th
leaven
have
derwted
And
things
look
quite
bare;
Rut
the
tree
have
not
started,
Their
trunks
are
still
here.
Tk
leaves
will
retatsi,
aisjjr',.
Most
singular
thing
The
trees
will
then
leave.
This
is
done
every
spring.
J.
M.
.
.
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1
.
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ay
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CMDRENS'
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10,
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throughout,
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Reg.
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$12.50
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to
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Value
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$14.50.
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$10.50
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KIDDIES'
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In
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$6.75.
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$3.75
LADIES'
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The
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