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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday
May
T
Gov't
Trucks
At
Stewart
Are
Damaged
during
the
night
of
May
1
some
person
or
persons
knocked
several
holes
in
the
radiators
of
the
two
govem-
rug
you
will
show
with
pride
J
tally
deficient,
or
disgruntled
member
of
the
community
with
a
fancied
grievance.
I
ment
tractors
and
smashed
the
car-1
Johnson
S.
Harkley,
prospector,
I
burator
of
the
hoist
which
operates
was
arrested
here
Saturday
night
in
the
dragline
at
the
approach
to
the
'
connection
with
the
destruction.
Bear
River
Bridge
on
which
a
small
Sufficient
evidence
has
been
found
Jcrew
have
been
jrorklng
during
etoi
hold
-jjarklej
i,cu
a
preliminary
Ipast
weekf&oMtsarhaMiihil
wiJMafplace
today!
in
STEWART.
May
4fA
case
of
!of
the
holes
it
is
tnSueht
tflat
thetheifitewaVt'OTrEHouse.
wilful
and
malicious
destruction
was
i
were
made
by
a
prospectors"
piekri
i
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.
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7,7.:'
v
reported
to
the
police
Saturday
So
far
no
light
has
been
thrown
on
vlncial
road
foreman.
Some
time
able
that
it
is
the
le
;
THE
ies
patrol
service
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Alice
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
X
f
Thiiit
"MAYTWV
.
,
Confoltum
CM
Stat
kag
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'
So.
629
This
beautiful
Congolrum
Rug
will
be
on
dUplay
in
the
vrindow
of
your
dealer's
store
ltetwecn
May
2nd
and
May
9th.
Beneath
the
Gold
Seal
which
identifies
It
as
a
Genuine
Congoleum
Hug
a
wcrrl
numlicr
has
been
placed.
If
you
can
GUESS
THIS
NUMBER,
OR
IF
YOUR
GUESS
COMES
NEAREST
TO
THE
CORRECT
NUMBER
the
rug
is
jours
absolutely
free.
,
Consider
what
this
means
to
you.
It
means
that
joii
may
be
the
proud
itosscssor
of
a
Ix-nutiful
new
rug
...
a
rug
that
vrlll
give
astoniKhiiig
ncrvlce,
clean
easily
and
always
liAk
bright
and
attrnrtivc
...
at
no
cost
at
all.
i
The
full
range
of
delightful
new
Congoleum
patterns
wlHbe
on
display
during
this
contest
.
.
.
why
not
visit
your
nearest
T
i
f
housefurnislilngs
deuler
and
see
them
?
GOLD
SEAL
Rugs
The
World's
Best
Value
in
Home
Furnishings
CONGOLEUM
CANADA
LIMITED
MONTREAL
SEAL
PLANE
CALLS
HERE
Jericho
Beach
Machine
Engaged
in
Patrolling
Fur
Herd
on
its
Vf
Migration
North
'
A
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
bl-
morning
by
Hugh
McDonald,
pro-'the
matter,
but
it
is
thought
prob-
h'foro
Pn
chmnnf
i
act
of
some
men-
uuiomuvui
BIG
SALE
at
the
Montreal
Importers
Is
continuing,
at
the
extremely
low
prices
quoted
last
week.
There
are
hundreds
of
Bargains
space
docs
not
allow
us
to
quote
you.
,
Just
drop
in
and
shop
around.
You
will
find
genuine
values
in
everything
in
Men's,
Women's
'and
Children's
Wear.
GET
OUR
PRICES
FIRST
AND
SAVE
REAL
MONEY!
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS
V.
EARLE
MacCARTER,
Adjuster
in
Charge
SllnlPrf
fir
fnlMcflJin
tnelr
annu''1'
migration
from
the
UUUJCll
Ul
Villldliail
Eouth
to
thcjr
breeding
grounds
on
ninrif
lef
Print
1iac
lhe
Pr,blloff
Islands.
ws
here
for
uCienilSl
LIlUrCneS
a
few
hours
yesterday
and
again
!
this
morning.
i
The
plane
is
in
command
of
The
subject
of
the
lesson-sermon
!
Flight
Sergeant
.
P.
II.
Wells
of
in
all
Christian
Science
churches
and
societies
on
Sunday
was
"Everlasting
Punishment."
Among
the
Bible
texts
included
in
the
lesson-sermon
was
the
following
from
Matthew
9:2:
"And,
behold,
they
brought
to
him
a
man
sick
of
the
palsy,
lying
on
a
bed:
and
Jesus
seeing
their
faith
said
unto
the
sick
of
the
palsy:
Son,
be
of
good
cheer;
thy
sins
be
forgiven
thee."
The
lesson-sermon
also
included
the
reading
of
citations
from
the
Christian
Science
textbook,
"Sci
ence
and
Health
with
Key
to
the
Scriptures"
by
Mary
Baker
Eddy,
one
passage
being
as
follows:
"Hatred,
envy,
dishonesty,
fear
and
so
forth,
make
a
man
sick,
and
neither
material
medicine
nor
mind
can
help
him
permanently,
even
in
body.
unless
it
makes
him
better
mentally.
and
so
delivers
him
from
his
destroyers."
(page
404).
Capt.
L.
Sheppard
of
the
fisher
Jericho
Beach
air
station.
Vancouver,
with
Flight
Sergeant
A.
Anderson
as
relief
pilot.
The
machine
came
in
here
for
fuel
and
supplies.
Grain
Ship
Will
Sail
Tomorrow
British
Strainer
Ilaxby
Has
About
Completed
Loading
Full
Cargo
For
L'.K.-Continent
The
Ropner
Line
steamer
Haxby,
vhich
has
been
in
port
the
past
few
days
loading
a
full
cargo
of
grain
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent
from
-trie
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
local
elevator,
is
expected
to
sail
early
tomorrow.
The
vessel
has
Just
lbout
completed
loading.
Willard
L.
Phelps,
well
known
Whitehorse
lawyer,
and
Mrs.
Phelps
were
passengers
aboard
the
Princess
Alice
yesterday
afternoon
going
through
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
In
the
south.
No
obligation
to
buy
Entry
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trim
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for
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and
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or
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full
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pricm
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you
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to
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win
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May
th
(noon).
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will
I
drrlarrd
at
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tb
am
day.
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poatwl
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lb
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of
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and
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EXPERT
COMING
Miss
Fr.ij
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who
will
tell
!
.
:1
wo:m
;i
about
Electn
ty
in
the
home
Free
Lectures
On
Cooking
to
Be
Given
Here
Miss
H.
Frances
Thompson
to
(live
Demonstration
of
Electrical
Devices
Alf,sButton,,
Talkie
Farce
Extravaganza
HfTubby
Edlin
flays
"Alt"
In
New
Version
of
Darlington"
Tale
"Alf's
Button."
a
talkie
version
of
VV
A.
Darlington's
famous
farce
extravaganza,
is
the
feature
attraction
tonight
at
the
Capitol
Theatre,
with
Tubby
Edlin
playing
the
title
role,
Alf
Ooddard
as
his
pal.
Bill,
Nora
Swinburne
as
Lady
Isobcl,
P
illy
Ward
as
Liz,
and
Humbcrston
Wrinht
hs
the
magic
spirit.
The
production
is
made
gorgeous
by
the
presentation
In
color
of
Rimsky-Korsakov
"Scheherazade.
ballet.
The
story
of,
"Alf's
Button"
is
concerned
with
the
adventures
that
befall
two
British
Tommies
when
,
they
discover
-that
one
of
them,
Pri-:
vate
Alf
Hlggins,
wears
on
his
tunic
!a
magic
button.
This
button
had
once
been
a
part
of
Aladdin's
magic
lamp,
and
when
Alf
rubs
It
In
an
attempt
to
polish
it.
the
Djinn
appears.
"Strike
me
pink!"
gasps
Alf
in
his
amazement
over
the
apparition
and
Djinn
does!
When
Alf
learns
that
the
Djinn
is
his
slave,
to
fulfill
at
once
any
of
his
desires,
Alf
manages
a
lot
of
wishes
far
more
alluring
and
enjoyable
than
being
struck
pink.
Sharing
his
escapades,
which
.
are
said
to
be
comical,
romantic
and
So
many
new
uses
for
electricity
m.
is
hts
pal.
Bill
Grant.
In
the
home
have
been
discovered
during
the
last
few
yean
that
many
women
find
It
hard
to
keep
up
with
the
latest
developments.
Faced
with
a
variety
of
ranges,
refrigerators,
Irons,
washing
machines,
vacuum
Jeanera,
toasters,
hot
wajer
heat-
rs
and
various
cooking
appliances
all
of
which
help
to
lighten
the
dally
task
the
average
housewife
still
has
little
time
for
experiment
ing
to
discover
for
herself
the
hundreds
of
new
uses
to
which
this
equtpBaent
can
be
put
Certain
women,
however,
have
been
making
a
study
of
the
most
efficient
methods
of
utilizing
all
these
new
labor-saving
devices,
with
results
which
are
extremely
interesting.
One
such
woman
is
Miss
8.
Prances
Thompson,
formerly
home
economist
for
the
London
(England)
County
Council,
whe
is
to
give
lectures
here
next
week.
Under
the
general
heading
of
electricity
in
the
home,
Miss
Thompson
plans
to
demoststratc.
by
example
and
illustration,
the
way
the
modern
housewife
may
lighten
her
tasks
through
the
adequate
use
of
electrical
appliances.
She
plans
to
be
in
Prince
Rupert
on
May
11-15.
for
a
lecture
and
demonstration
which
will
be
open
to
all
women
of
the
district.
She
is
Internationally
known
for
her
work
In
household
economics.
She
holds
diplomas
for
Dtetltlcs
and
Home
Economic
awarded
by
the
Board
of
Education
in
England,
and
lectured
for
several
years
on
the.ie
subjects
in
London
day
and
evening
schools
for
the
L.C.C
She
has
addressed
numerous
women's
organi
zations
throughout
Canada.
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