Prince
Rupert
53
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CORN
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1
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Jura
27.
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NEWS
page
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THE
DAILY
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NEW-
LQ-W
Quality
Men's
and
Boys'
Wear
Phone
297
CORN
is
the
one
grain
native
to
America.
One
of
nature's
most
healthful
cereals.
To
know
how
delicious
it
can
be,
just
sit
down
to
a
bowl
of
crisp
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
with
milk
or.
cream!
CORN
FLAKES
if
Grtat
tor
thm
UiiUt
ffijr
to
dig
ft
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD
"
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian,
Fish
,&;
fold
Storage
jCd.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
COAL
PEMBINA
EGG-Delivered,
Per
Ton
$12.00
MINEIIEAD
EGG-Delivered,
Per
Ton
12.50
MINEIIEAD
LUMP
Delivered,
Per
Ton
.
.
.
13.50
FURNITURE
and
PIANO
MOVING
A
Specialty
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
PnONE
580
RRICE
On
FASHION
-CRAFT
BLUE
SERGE
SUITS
For
lien
and
Young
Men.
Latest
models.
Double
or
single
breasted
with
two
pairs
pants.
Former
price
$35.00.
SSO
00
Our
usual
guarantee
with
every
suit.
Now
v
v
vv
17vf-io
Qrnial
While
thev
last-
Good
weight
Blue
Serge
EXira
OpeCiai
Suits,
with
two
pairs
25
00
vwiVU
pants,
price
SEE
THESE
VALUES
BEFORE
BUYING
BRYANT
&
GREER,:Ltd.
I'eaches-rSliccd,
2
4
tins
Jot
Pears
3's
,
Bananas
4
6
lbsfor
Old
Potatoes
per
sack
Sixth
Street
Think
It
Over
!
We
want'tbBct
your
business
;
And.
lyo
fale
reay
,
,.
,
It
pays
to
seU
good
things
to
eat;
ThiitVthe
way
we
advertise--i
.r
D'i
(-
-
-.
Empress
Red
Current
Jam
Vs,
per
tin
4
tlnsrfforpnrcnir-,r;...
Stoneless
Dates
2
lbs.f6rb..
3
lbs.
for
Water
Melons-Whole
per
lb.
Canteloupe
Standard
size
each
New
Potatoes
per
lb.
.,
New
Peas
2
Ib's.
for
...
Lettuce
3
heltflfor.
fin
Inn.
11
Fresh
Roasted
Peanuts
2
lbs
:
Ginger
Snap
Biscuits
per
lb
Ginger
Snap
Biscuits
3
lbs.
for
Cutting,
Workmanship
and
All
Guaranteed
SUITS
STEAM
CLEANED
PRESSED
95c
95c
25c
fkesumFits,
vegetables
Strawb'errieVii'
-
per
box
Cherrfe--
per
lb.
15c
25c
40c
8c
15c
5c
25c
25c
25c
S2.75
25c
18c
50c
CAKES.
COOKIES,
BISCUITS.
SLAB
CAKES
at
reduced
prices
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phone
360
319
Third
Ave.
SUITS!
SUITS!
MADE
TO
ORDER
U
8
Style
AND
We
Deliver
to
any
Part
of
the
City
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
C19
EXERCISES
IN
SCHOOL
wining
them
by
Mrs.
8pencer.
chairman
of
the
board
of
school
rustees.
Mrs.
Spencer
took
the
opportunity
to
congratulate
th
ouplls
on
the
record
of
the
year's
a
close,
work
and
had
a
special,
word
for
i
'he
graduating
class
who,
she
re-1
minded
them,
were
not
so
much,
boys
and
girls
any
.longer
but'
oung
men
and
women,
with
in-
J
reasing
opportunities
and
added
-esponslbilitles.
She
wished
the
children
and
teaching
staff
a
very
oleasant
holiday.
Certificates
were
awarded
as.
fol
-ows:
Orade
lr
Dir.
12
Proflclenay
Vorma
Walters;
deportment,
Jean
McKay.
nnie
Peterson;
attendance,
Ray
Case;
deportment,
Inez
Slcuro.
Grade
2,
Dlv.
10
Proficiency,
3ylvla
Croxford:
deportment.
Christina
Cook;
attendance.
Stanley
"3allinger,
Melbourne
Bussey,
Bon-iy
Eby,
Margaret
McMeekln.
uraae
J
rronaency,
feier
tiu-
oy;
Erlckson.
Grade
6
Proficiency.
Clara
Wi-;
kdal:
deportment.
Jahetta
King;
attendance,
MacDonald,
Eric
Jackson,
David
McMeekln,
Gordon
Munro.
Hadl
Suehlro,
Merle
West.
Clara
Wlkdal.l
Victor
Dell.
Alex
Strachan.
Grade
7
Proficiency,
fjara
Pierce;
deportment.
Kazu
Nlshlo,
Eleanor
Slevert;
attendance,
Beatrice
Berner,
Donald
Ryan.
Oordon
Ryan,
Gordon
Lawson.
Hilda
Han-
-on
Frances
Llsney,
Vivian
Wra-
thall,
Douglas
Sutherland,
Arthur
MacDonald,
Edith
Wilkinson,
Lewis
i
Cromp,
George
Ferguson,
Tsunljl
Nakamoto.
Grade
8
Proficiency.
Marlon
Ryan;
deportment.
Patricia
Bunn,
Velma
Walters;
regularity
and
punctuality,
Charles
Anderson.
Eileen
Bury,
Dorothy
Derry.
Myrna
Fuller.
Ingrld
Hallberg,
Annie
Kach
Chrlssle
McLeod,
Hedy
Suehlro.
The
Program
The
program
was
as
follows:
"O
Canada."
Chorus
"Morning
Light
Is
Coming."
Division
12
Dance.
Division
12
and
10
Song,
"The
Flowers'
Awakening."
Division
10
Dance.
Division
13
Dance,
Hazel
Smith,
Helen
Krause,
Mlmmy
Johnston.
Division
11
Action
Song
and
Floral
Dance.
Chorus
"The
Mermaid."
Division
8
Recitation.
"The
Bishop
and
the
Caterpillar,"
Beryl
Birch.
Division
9
Dance,
Jeanle
Rob
ertson.
Division
7
Drill
by
boys.
Division
6
Vocal
Solo,
"Fairy
Bells
Ringing,"
Betty
Wood.
Division
5
Dance,
Freda
Mussallem.
Division
4
and
3
Song,
"Aloha
Oe."
wlh
scenic
and
color
effects.
'
Division-
3
instrumentaW'selec-tlonr
-Christian
Fossunw
inh!'""
Division
1
Vocal
Solo,
"Gypsy
Love
Song."
Cathie
Eastman.
Presentation
of:
certificates
by
Mrs.
T.
M.
Spencer.
Miss
Mercer
presided
and
In
In
troduclng
Mrs.
Spencer,
expressed
the
gratitude
of
the
school
for
her
coming
to
make
the
presentations.
Miss
Mercer
also
referred
to
the
case
of
Jenny
Johnston
who
had
won
the
prize
for
the
Essay
on
Fire
Prevention.
Owing
to
the
departure
of
Jenny
for
Scotland
It
had
been
Impossible
to
present
the
certificate
at
this
assembly.
Speaking
on
behalf
of
the
graduating
class
Marlon
Ryan
expressed
their
regret
at
leaving
the
Booth
School
where
they
had
spent
many,
happy
and
profitable
years.
Program
'Enjoyed
and
Diplomas,
They
-would
try
to
do
honor
to
Presented
at
Booth
Memorial'
th?Ir.
old
school.
School
i
in
replying
thereto
Beatrice
Ret
ner
wished
the
graduatlnr
class
The
annual
closing
exercises
took
11
success
In
the
High
School
place
at
Booth
Memorial
School,
where
their
progress
would
be
fol
yesterday
afternoon
when
the
pu-;
lowed
with
interest
by
the
Booth
plls
of
all
classes
assembled
In
the
School.
She
also
assured
the
gra
auditorium
where
a
program
con-duatlng
class
that
the
pupils
still
tributed
to
by
the
different
Jin
attendance
at
the
Booth
School
classes
was
much
enjoyed.
would
do
their
utmost
to
see
that
Certificates
for
proficiency,
reg-
the
high
standard
set
by
Miss
Met-
ularlty
and
punctuality,
and
dtf-'cer
and
her
staff
would
be
maln-portment
were
presented
to
the
pu-
tamed.
plls
of
the
different,
divisions
j
cheers
were
given
with
enthu
slasm
for
the
graduating
class
and
for
the
school.
The
singing
of
the
National
An
them
brought
the
proceedings
to
SUCCEEDED
IN
EXAMS
High,
School
Pass
Lists
Are
An-
nounced
By
Principal
D.
II.
Ilartness
One
hundred
and
twenty-two
of
Klnz
Edward
Hleh
School
McKay;
regularity
and
punctuality,
ere
successful
In
grade
promotions
MSie
JlSKe.
1
thin
war
ft
I
nnnn'inpprf
hv
Prln-
Cradel.
Dlv.
13
proficiency,
Cpai
D.
h.
Hartness.
With
the
ex-Toyce
Keilbacly
deportment.
Aus-ccntloh
of
the
matriculation
clas-'aug
Holkestod;
regularity,
Rudolf
which
are
required
to
write
gov-
Warne.
eminent
examinations,
the
nass
Grade
2,
Div.
11
Proficiency.
;
juts
for
the
term
are
announced
as
follows:
To
Grade
12
(Junior
Matric)
R.
Ross,
747;
R.
Thomas,
688:
M.
Slevert,
680;
N.
Krook.
655:
D.
1
Deane,
632;
C.
Desjardins,
626;
B.
Edgecumbe,
615;
A.
Vance.
592;
C
8tuart.
565;M.
KInslor,
556;
J.
Mor-
rlinn
MO
V
HnHrl
fR-
V.
VThtIpv
deportment
Alfred
WIkdaI;'M5.
A
0,53,:
0.'
McKlnley.
attendance
Edlh
Cromp
Angelo
j
u
j.,
yager.
Grlmble.
Hazel
hrlstianp,
Lester
rear,
Gordon
Stamford,
Alfred
Wl-idal.
Grade
4
Proficiency.
Helen
Valentine;
attendance,
Lloyd
Rice;
de-oortment,
Ivar
Johnson.
Grade
5
Proficiency,
Margaret
473;
J.
Qkurk.,-465a.Ri-BodcUe,
485;
R.
Wilfcta5OU5'J90i
R38murthwaite,
486;
Wjbyvi82:.Wohristone.
455;
J.
Cadet-45fc?P.
Brindto.450;
J,.
Col-llson,
913;
R.
Monteeano,
487;
M.
Vance,
463;
M.
Mussallem,
452.
Sue
Oullck;
deportment.
Robert!'
To
Grade
II
Olbson;
attendance.
Margaret
Suej
h.
Hirano.
703;
M.
Walker.
678;
Oullck.
Eric
Berner.
Donald
Blake,
m.
Anderson;
6tA;'Q-
Fulton,
664;
Helen
Fuller.
Alf
Larsen,
Adele;R.
ObAtt?f53;
G;
'Pearson,
643;
O.
Mussallem,
Robert
Ritchie,
Martin
BussaoicrB6348:ss:Kany,
631;
S.
Ehilllpspnju2ara)J.M3JeTj
619;
R.
Wilson.
(816;
WuiTbeT.
;610;
M.
Jones,
608;
Oj.
"Hanson.
"
603;
M.
Edith
Ferguson,
Mary
:
O'Brien,
441;
D:
Ulce.
441;
H.
Mc-
Caffery.
427:
O.
LeDuke.
408;
E.
McLeod,
393;
B.
Unger,
383;
R.
Week-End!
Specials
i
Frasec
Valley
Strawberry
Jam--4-lb.
tin
Fraser
Valley
Plum
Jam
4-ib.
tin
.Ill
'
",
.
''
I
'
Garden
,Peas
,
No.
4
tin
Evaporated
Milk
All
brands,
9
tins
Swift
Premium
'Pork
Sausages
1-Ib.
tin
Nabob
Teal-lb.
package
Cooked
Ham
Sliced
,
per
lb
Chateau
Cheese
1-lb.
package
Marsh's
Orape
Juice
pint
bottle
Sunnybrook
Creamery
O-f
-iff
Butter
3-lb
brick
Eggs-u-Fresh
Extras
3
dozen
Grape
Nuts
per
package
B.
&
K.
Pasty
Flour
10-lb.
sack
New
Potatoes
5
lbS,
tot
-
Fine
Canteloupes
.itfoviv,
-
Hothouse
Tomatoes
per
lb
Gold
Dust
Washing
Powder
per
package
50c
40c
15c
95c
35c
60c
60c
40c
40c
S1.10
15c
55c
25c
35c
;25c
30c
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA.
Fifth
Street.
Proprietor
Phone
208
Krikcrvsky,
379;
M.
Ivarson,
378;
P.
Moltor,
370;
V.
Hlckey,
364;
N.
Rudderham,
359,
To
Grade
10
Y.
Klshimoto,
597;
P.
Palmer,
598;
J.
Ritchie.
594;
T.
Katsuyama,
691;
J.
McRae,
588;
K.
Watson,
580;
B.
Cameron,
586;
W.
Bryant,
58,5
C.
Jllckey,
585;
C.
Btegavlg,
576;
R.
Rice,
571;
IJ.
Worsfold,
570;
K.
Klelback,
567;
A.ltiodd,
565;
C.
smiin,
ooi
;
I.
MCMeeun,
sm;
n..
Nakamoto.
540:
C.
Bartlett.
539:
E.
Johnson.
539;
E.
Edwards,
533;
F.
Wesch,
531;
R.Alien,
525;
u.
Mox-1
ley.
492;
T.
Johnstone,
530;
A.
Peachey.
512;
M.
Morgan,
504;
B.
Capstfck,
496i,D.
DUngatf,
4850.
Mussallem,
485;
WV
Murray,
475;
'
W.
Brerener,
451;
K.
Oreen,
582;
M.
I.
Johnsvon,
489;
C.
Edwards,
478;
M.
Hellbroner.
466;
B.
Eastman,
455;
D.
Brady,
425.
To
Third
Year
Commercial
E.
At
Anderson,
E.
Flnley,
N.
Lawrence,
R.
Morrison,
A.
Skattebol,
J
Smith,
M.
Thompson,
R.
Wesch,
E.
White.
!
Commercial
Special
S.
Stuart,
542;
H.
Walker,
534;
B.j
Armstrong,
533;
W.
Tucker,
531;
A.!
m
a
AM.
n
-
.llL
ill
,
1
FrL
&
Sat.
Two
Shows
7
&
9
p.
itONAi.n
rnt.Msv
In
the
Great
All-Talking
Dram,
Condemned
a
WITH
AN1'
IIAKUINQ
u
Short
Comedy
laurel
&
nar(jj
In
"BLOTTO."
It's
a
W
w
Admisslcn
0c
&
t.,;
Sat.
Matinee
at
2.30
!,,
4
r
AKKlVEIi
THIS
MOUVNG
CN.U.
steamer
Prinn
i'
459;
H.
McAuley.
445;
J.
Sinclair.
:
Prt
at
11
morni
'
434:
E.
Olbson.
430:
C.
Lundqutet
.
Vancouver,
Dwell
Itlver
n-i
4J7.
To
Second
Year
Commercial
E,
Tasker,
670;
M,
Hong,
664;
M
ean
Fall
aad
sailed
at
2:'m
afternoon
for
Anyox
and
s
whence
she
wU
return
hi
r
,
iptonello,
630;
E.
Morris,
606;
I.
bound
tomorrow
evenlni?
Ti,.
Boulter,
599;
A.
Hale.
572;
D.
Stln-
.sel
brought
north
a
larvi-
h
&h',
527;
M.
Miller,
490;
M.
Van
'
patcngers,
ineladlng
many
Cooten,
473.
Uts.
n
MONTH
-END
SPECIALS
SUMMER
DRESSES
In
voiles,
a
variety
of
styles
and
trimmings
CHILDREN'S
STRAW
HATS
,
Assorted
styles,
each
WHITE
COTTON
Nice
evon
weiivo
7
yards
.'
.
.
,
FLOOR
MATS-Straw
each
LADIES'
FELT
HATS
Assorts
shades,
each
i........
TOWELS
White
or
colored
G
for
LUMBE
...51-50
CHILDREN'S
HATS
Silk
in
various
Q-f
Qft
colors,
nicely
trimmed,
values
to.
$2.1)5
V
'
CHILDREN'S
GINGHAM
PANTIB
'
Cftn
DRESSES-2
to
5
years
,
oxs
LADIES'
SPUN
SILK
DRESSES
QO
ffft
Sizes
14
to
18
K.'....vdOU
CHILDREN'S
ROMPERS
In
peach,
pink,
atZn
etc.,
tastefully
trimmed
Uel
SILK
HOSIERYr-Bemborg
make,
full
fashioned,
(n
all
leading
shade,
pair
.
1.00
25c
LADIES'
CORSELETTES&
GIRDLES
?A
f
4
garter,
full
elastic
insert
CURTAIN
MUSLINS-100
yardg
imawor-
ho
ted
colors,
per
yard
A
$1.00
25c
$1.50
51.00
LADIES'
LISLE
VESTS
&
BLOOMERS
C-f
AO
White
or
colored,
per
suit
?Avv
Phone
9
-
3rd
Ave,
&
Fulton
St.
KILN
DRIED
SPRUCE,
CEDAR
,ND
IIEMLOt'K
FINISH,
CEILING,
RUSTIC,
MOULDINGS,
ETC.
..Vi;
Specialt-
Edge
Grain
Roat
Cedar.
Kiin
Dried
Edge
Grain
Hemlock
Flooring
Spruce
and
Cedar
Shlplap,
Boards,
Dimensions
and
Timbers
Doors,
Windows,"
Shingles,
Etc.
Odd
lots
off-grade
material
at
reduced
prices.
BIG
BAY
LUMBER
CO.,
LTD.
Lumber
Manufacturer!
Prince
Rupert,
H-C
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