PAGE
SIX
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and
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rams
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light,
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and
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what
one
of
our
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will
do.
j
VEAL
CHOPS
Per
lb
45c
You
can
see
the
moon
in
all
Its.
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CUTTINGS
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lb.
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showing
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lb.
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lows
and
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.
.
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RIBS
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lb
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You
can
see
aaturn
a
rings
ana
;
the
four
small
moons
around
Jupiter.
You
can
examine
mall
things
on
top
of
a
mountain,
or
recognize
a
person
a
rafle
away.
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is
leather
covered
!
tnd
nearly
three
feet
long.
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is
i
Made
of
brass
and
closes
up
to
ten
inches.
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lb
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lb
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ete..
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rr
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11
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tickets
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and
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through
to
destination.
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14,
17.
21.
To
Vani-outer,
Victoria.
Kent
lie
June
S.
12,
13,
19,
22,
26,
29.
I
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MAiJt
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Orran
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etc.,
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and
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Friday
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i
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NY
.
and
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8
p.m.;
t'rldays,
4
p.m.
lor
MASKKTT
INLET
TOUTS.
Mondays,
8
p.m.
for
HM'TII
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Ticket
Office,
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Ave.,
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Rupert
Phone
260
i
TALKED
ABOUT
!
GLEE
SINGERS
A.
Lamlirrt
of
Los
Angrle
Addressed
(iyrv
Yrstrnlii.v
To
.
IToceed
Willi
Junior
lull
llirU
Lawrence-
A.
Lambert
of
Lor
Angeles,
general
manager
of
the
Westminster
CHee
Singer,
who
will
appear
here
oa
June
31
and
22
under
Oyro
auaploeft.
gave
the
Gyro
Club
at
its
luncheon
yesterday
an
Interesting
descriptive
talk
of
that
notd
vocal
organisation
.
He
cleared
up
the
supposition
that
the
Westminster
Olee
Singer
comprised
but
a
church
choir
and
said
that
their
program
would
constat
of
folk
songs,
les
and
madrlgata,
Welsh
melodies.
English
traditional
airs,
Irish
national
airs,
Scottish
melodies,
sailor
chamwe
and
also
American
songs.
The
company
fifteen
members
Including
five
boys
sopranos
and
two
male
altos.
Mr.
Lambert
told
of
the
great
success
of
the
glee
singers
eaaewhere
on
their
reveral
tours
of
this
continent.
Mr.
Lawrence,
himself
an
accom
plished
vocalist,
sane
the
club
two
fine
solos
"I
am
the
Builder"
and
"The
Hunter's
Loud
Halloo."
He
was
acre
mpanled
by
Charles
Balagno.
In
the
ry
of
business,
the
club
de
cided
at
its
luncheon
to
proceed
wtth
the
development
of
the
square
at
"Vith
Avenue
and
McBrlde
Street
as
a
raplete
basebaU
field.
S.
C.
Thomson
returned
to
the
city
on
tee
Prince
Charles
this
morning
after
having
made
the
round
trip
to
Jte-wert.
Anyux
and
Masseti
Inlet.
MPWBSSaSf,
Week-End
Specials
MALKIN'S
TEA
1-lb.
pkjf.
65c
SHREDDED
WHEAT
2
pkgs
BUOOKPIELD
BUTTER
3-lb.
carton
$1
EVAPORATED
APRIC0TS-
.25c
40
ENSIGN
ORANGE
MARMA
LADE
4-lb
tin
45c
YLMER
CORN
Tin
16c
FGGS
Fresh
firsts.
3
doe.
$1.00
Kifg
Freh
extras.
8
doz.
$1.10
ROYAL
CITY
TOMATOES
3
large
tin
50c
MALKIN'S
BEST
HONEY
4-tt.
tin
NABOB
CHERRY
JAM
4-lb.
tin
B.
&
K.
PASTRY
FLOUR
10-lb.
sack
,75c
.75c
,56c
HEF
MOLASSES
li-lk,
tin
45c
MALKIN'S
BAKING
POWDER
Tin
26c
BERRY
SUGAR
2-lb.
pk.
20c
KLIM
Whole
powdered
milk.
Mb.
tin
76c
EVAPORATED
I'EACIIBS
2
lbs
,36c
2
lbs
46c
',
VAT.RvriA
nr?Axr!esi
a
a-ai
V
vssaisivsasw
(
Alberta
Market1
P.
GAMULA.
Fifth
Street
1
Proprietor
Phone
208
Demonstration
of
the
following
BORDEN
PRODUCTS
ST.
CHARLES
MILK
Talis.
Per
case
$5.50
Per
doz
$1.40
ST.
CHARLES
MILK
Small.
10
tins
tor
,
EAGLK
MILK
Per
tin
20c
CHOCOLATE
MALTED
MILK
Per
tin
"fOc
A
Product
of
British
Columbia
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
12.
TO
SATURDAY,
JUNE
15,
AT
f
Sellars
Grocery
Third
Avenue
PHONES
15
AND
571
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thurday,
Ju
1;,
La
-
i
i
Those
Languid
Eyes
They
quickly
reflect
your
health
and
physical
condition
restless
eyes
indicate
the
temperament
of
the
stomach.
Watch
the
eyei
...
tee
that
the
whites
are
clear
with
a
heatthr
bluiih
tinge.
The
minute
a
yellow
tings
appeari
it
betrays
con
stipstion,
sluggish
liver
or
biliousness,
you
need
a
laiative.
Bring
back
your
Vigour,
Vim,
Vitality
villi
Bch.m'
Pillt
ih
wn
wir
to
conttuu.
jayeus,
bounding
gt
buJin.
T,
f
Try
a
rtfulsr
dflr
c.un.
lor
Jiort
jt
V...)M.
period.
You.y.t.
lu
um
Mory.
Product
IUi
stall
Cktttclrr
htm
Ht
Eytt
is
mart
cii
Advtnatmtnlu
J
Attin
Huvld
F.
Kite!
A:
C
I
fnifd.
1
ocowf
tfS
PIANO
RECITAL
ST.
JOSEPHS
Last
evening
at
St.
Joseph's
!
academy
the
piano
pupils
gave
'
theirf
annual
recital.
The
Con-
3
tervatory
of
Music
diplomas
were
I
presented.
i
The
hall
was
crowded
with
par-jents
and
friends
of
the
perform
ers
ana
the
following
program
was
greatly
enjoyed:
"Two
Little
Pieces,"
Cooke,
Frances
Moore.
Walts,
Cooke,
Gladys
MtJIish.
"English
Song."
Cooke,
Viola
Dybharen
.
'
"Lullaby,"
Williams,
Annie
Byrne.
"Soldiers'
March,"
Andre
Letourneau.
""Little
Prince,"
Maisie
Camer6n
.
"Sing,
Robin,
Sing.'
Margaret
McDonald.
"Intrata,"
Bach,
Schumann,
Kjrogmann.
'
Spaulding,
Mathilda
Vamlrk.
"Minuet,"
Mosart,
Jessie
Gillls.
"Seheraino'
Haydn,
Nancy
Brown.
"Sonatina."
Clement!,
Margaret
Sim
Gulick.
"Andante,"'
Mozart,
Ellen
Moore.
"Atr
de
Ballot,"
Maurice,
Jes-sie
Magnet.
"Hsr
rmt
Home,"
Lange,
Daphne
Hammell.i
"Frolic:
Op.
12,"
Von
Wilm,
l!tty
Brown,
i'
."Rwrio
VUlageois,"
Dennee,
Shirley
McBweri.
I
"Sonatina.
lOp.
36,"
Clementl,
Edna
Gillies.
"Vrlse
Caprice,"
Tellier.
Grace
LeDuke.
"MasurVa.
Op.
3S."
Chopin.
Ccle
Deajardines.
"Will
o'
tho
Wisp,"
Jungmann,
Phyllis
Brindle.
"Klfin
Darke,"
Jensen,
Marie
Balagno.
Two
nre'iidss,
(a)
Bach,
(b)
Chopin,
Edith
Kergin.
Duet.
"FMtival
March."
Wright.
Violet
McCuUheon,
Dorothy
Bal-
5
doz
96ci"nr'
"""I
"Masurka"
IUICY
LEMONS
D02
86c
Donald.
Chopin,
May
Mc-
!
UVJ,,...
r..
ft
knnt
VI
n
'
'
'
'
LARGE
CANTEL0UPB8-
VTJ
Ech
"Two-part
Invention,
Op.
14,"
,NANAS-8
1bs
cQc
'Dach,
Rote
Vfrh.
Duet.
"Adoration,"
Rorowsk!,
Jean
Robertson,
Linnea
Hansen.
"Nocturne
in
B
Major,"
Chopin,
'
Mary
O'Brien,'.
"Etude,
Op.
10.
No.
3,"
Chopin,
Gwendolyn
Palmer.
;
Song,
"Matllnata,"
Leoncavallo,
Jean
Robertson;
accompanist,
Aletta
McKinley.
"Song
Without
Words,"
Men-delssohn,
Katharine
Watson
.
"Nine
Variations,
A
Major,"
Beebhoven.
Helen
McCaffery.
"Minuet
in
G.
No.
14.
No.
1,"
raderewski.
Marie
Murphy.
"Italian
Concerto.
First
Move
ment."
Bach,
Ruth
Gillies.
"Andante
and
Rondo
Capri
closo,"
Mendelssohn,
Aletta
Me-
KInley.
a.
E.
Guile,
looal
manajer'ofith
Swtft-OUMuMan
Oo..
reUirntd
W
'the
city
on
th
Prince
Charlea
"this
morn
lng
after
havlnf
made
the
round
trip
to
Stewart.
Anyox
and
Massett
inlet
on
company
business.
.
SUITS!
SUITS!
MADE
TO
ORDER
'
TmmlP'
WrJim.nShn,
and
Styjc
All
Guaranteed
SUITS
STEAM
CLEANED
AND
PRESSED
We
Deliver
to
Any
Tart
of
th
City.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
649
LONDON
SCENES
ATTHE
CAPITOL
Interiors
of
"Three
rations"
.Made
In
Studio
at
Mre
mid
I'ullhful
t
to
originals
Brcaurot
toe
action
of
"The
Three
Paralcna"
Is
placed
chiefly
.
In
LonrVy,
while
the
Intcrlora
were
mad
In
the
Nice
studio
where
Ingram
has
worked
these
four
years
past,
there
was
a
big
call
on
the
skill
of
designer
and
constructor.
English
visitors
have,
however,
expressed
themselves
as
amaaad
at
the
absolute
lfdeUty
of
these
scenes,
i
No
finer
set,
experts
declare,
has
bean
'erected
In
any
country,
than
that
representing
the
"Wrexham
shipyards"
In
"The
Three
Passions."
Though
by
no
means
so
Urge
as
many
previously
used
by
Ingram,
the
detail
work
in--
I
rolved
In
getting
an
absolute
"match"
with
scenes
taken
earlier
In
the
great
Armstrong-
works
at
Newossle-on-Tyiie
.
was
most
exacting.
As
completed,
the
shipyard
act
in)
"me
Three
Paaalona"
Includes
a
rang
cf
huge
furnaces,
fed
by
grimy,
half-rsked
men
frrm
huge
piles
of
coal
renewed
from
traveling
truck-.
A
shunt
!ng
engine,
specially
Imported
from
Erland.
puffs
colilly
to
and
fro.
Oreat
steel
hammers
thud,
throwing
out
showers
of
sparks
from
avaa.se.
o'
white-hot
steel.
In
the
distance,
through
the
smoke-laden
stincwTtere
typical
of
an
Industrial
town
plgmy-Ute
men
can
be
seen
perched
amid
revolving
wheels
and
oacUlaUn-.
pistons
The
film
was
seen
hei
-
last
ulght
and
will
be
repeated
torn
,ht.
HEALTH
GOC
D
OF.
PUPILS
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
atfSSSat
Ihree
nurse,
ana
meosuntaienis
recoru-1
aVeessed
t..j
ted.
A
chart
was
used
similar
to;
'that
wn
e
the
heaitn
or
mnce
kuu-
"
.
"
'
irt
children
is
wdL
it
nisht
be
Wl
"'Tfiiirirrii
tt
WEI).
&THl
it.
Two
Show.-,
.
7
and
9
p
m.
WWVAAVVW
Alice
Terry
in
Pass
MONEY,
LOVE
AND
RELIGION
English
Settings,
Showing
Oxford
and
Ncv-cast!cin-Tyne
COMEDY,
ALL
AHOARD
PARAMOUNT
NEWS
Admission,
15c
and
50c
th
pupiU
were
overweight
and
under,
16
per
cent
km
xne
under.
The
most
pe
feet
i.ent
normal,
a-
eruvri'
weight
was
found
at
Seal
Seal
Cow
Avt-rnir.-.
:
('ove.
Booth
nrhool
pupils
were
ove
;
14
pn
sent
ir
i.
:
overweight
and
Borden
Streei
17.5
per
cwt
over,
anil
considerably
under.
High
school
tirt
normal,
was
rather
under,
owing
to
the
High
.
'nh-.ol
Am
i..
tendency
of
home
oX
the
girls
to
pounds
under;
42
-i
-try
to
look
slim.
The
most
per-
32
per
cent
ovor,
aii'l
fe:t
children
we-e
the
Japanese,
normal,
who
seemed
as
If
the
chart
was
Teiling
of
the
exani
!.
made
for
them.
tonsil
trouble,
the
ct
n
I
.
.
,
.
.
.
been
rery
well
n-cciv-il
I
4The
doty
explained
the
system
ma
u.d
;ol
examination
The
eyes
were
Jadnot
'He
b,Iiev,,
.
,.
tonil
hud
;
fs?ijt
4sX
tan
s
Vxuaiiii
A
.
adopted
in
the
American
n
r.,,
..ni
,.
schools,
where
standard
ages,
,,ad
5,,
r
M,
Hiren
and
weights
were
noted.
Any
...,;
.
child
more
than
three
pound
over
wde
a
for
cf..,.
,
Dr.
Carson
Gives
Interesting
Ke-.0.rIun-'r
e
chrt,ref'"1
,WM
con-1
perehta
and
others
in
port
of
Result
of
His
Ki'!et-d
abnormal..
Advice
wns')rovp
,h(.
(.on,,itinn
Medical
Inspection
jgivei
as
to
iow
the
light
pupils
dren
and
m
.J'"'
them
CO-OPERATION
NEEDED
Japanese
Almost
Perfect,
Accord-ins
to
Recognized
Health
Standards
migni
picK
up
weurnt
anu
outers
fect
M
poHitj!.
rclin
p.
Thr
udvire
had
nroved
ef
fective
in
a
jrood
many
instances.
!
D
c
BrhlIbl.rl
of
In
one
!'arfuar
case
seven
lbs.
mtnX
Trnt,
tt
k
...
had
been
yainod
in
six
weeks.
,tng
nin
for
s
tan
.
Follow
nir
is
tre
record
for
the
Edmnton
Mrs
Sch-iv:
ritv
Mrhoola.
with
the
exception
of
will
br
laavlr
g
Dorlly
.
-
Vl'.wtvtaw
wlr.
th
nronl
la
nsl
Okstianii
ftiMra
t
Improved,
according
to
the
repoh.
Booth
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Average,
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found
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n
mother
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by
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