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nil
times
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villi
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aa
in
waterproofs
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balance
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over
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yean
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spend
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in
the
kitchen
when
there
are
other
things
you
would
rather
do?
Install
an
Electric
Range
and
free
yourself.
Prepare
the
food.
Put
it
on
the
range
or
in
the
oven.
Snap
the
switch.
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all
you
need
to
do
for
tastier,
more
nourishing
meals.
Your
kitchen
stays
cool
and
clean.
Pots
and
pans
do
not
blacken.
There
is
no
spoilage
or
waste.
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save
time
and
money.
Cook
electrically.
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in
and
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us
show
you
how
little
it
costs
to
equip
your
car
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complete
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Distributors
Dodge
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and
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LAYMAN
CHARGED
TERRACE,
June
3:
Terrace
Municipal
troubles
are
being
fullv
aired.
Preliminary
hearing
of
the
case
being
brought
by
the
Municipality
of
Terrace
against
Henrv
Halllwell
for
theft
by
public
servant.
Is
again
remanded
for
eight
days.
Every
affected
ratepayer
Is
i
being
subpoenaed,
numbering
28
In
all.
many
who
have
moved
to
distant
parts
of
the
province.
For
several
years
Mr.
Halllwell
has
acted
as
clerk
of
the
municipality
of
Terrace
as
well
as
holding
several
secretaryships
In
different
organizations.
He
was
also
local
agent
for
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
and
has
been
layman
In
St.
Matthew's
Anglican
Church,
having
filled
the
pulpit
on
many
occasions
and
con
ducted
the
Lenten
prayer
meetings,
Williams
et
Manson
of
Prince
Ru
pert
are
prosecuting
and
L.
W.
Pat-
more
is
defending.
Look
Inside
Beauty
Parlor
Opportunity
Will
He
Given
All
Who
nun
10
uo
ao
next
Tuesday
The
proud
man
who'd
disdain
to
be
discovered
Inside
a
beauty
parlor
may
soon
take
a
peep
at
the
mysteries
of
these
fascinating
places
and
still-
not
Jeopardize
his
dignity.
All
he
has
to
do
Is
to
be
in
the
audience
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
on
Tuesday
night,
June
9,
where
the
local
Lodge
of
Elks
is
going
to
stage
the
musical
comedy
success
"The
Beauty
Shop."
Under
the
guidance
of
professional
dlrctors,
a
cast
and
chorus
of
more
than
slxtv
local
singers,
dancers
and
entertainers
iarc
holding
dally
rehearsals,
both
afternoon
and
evening,
for
the
forthcoming
production.
Special
costumes
and
stage
settings
arc
being
brought
to
the
city
for
the
event
and
the
sponsoring
committee
promise
an
entertainment
far
be
yond
the
usual
amateur
attempts.
Included
In
the
cast,
It
is
announced,
will
be
every
type
of
beauty
shop
devotee
from
the
mo
dern
flapper
to
the
dignified
society
matron
ana
the
tired
businessman.
In
the
second
act,
the
locale
of
which
Is
the
Isle
of
Corsica,
will
be
presented
a
colorful
array
of
Span
ish
senorltas,
Corslcan
peasants,
etc.,
In
many
novel
singing
and
dancing
ensembles.
C.
N.
It.
TRAINS
From
East
Bundays.
Tuesday!
and
Thursdays,
3:30
pjn.
For
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Saturdays,
11:30
a.m.
ELKS'
FLAG
DAY
IS
ON
Fine
Weather
Favors
Annual
Gala
Day
For
Children
Hundreds
In
Parade
Flag
Raising
Patriotic
Ceremony
at
Grounds
Crowhins
of
May
Queen
V.
Tonight
Favored
with
excellent
weather
condltionsitho
local
Elks'
Lodge
Is
holding
Its
annual
Flag
Day
and
May
Queen
proceedings
today
and,
naturally
enough,
It
is
a
big
time
for
the
kiddies
of
Prince
Rupert
and,
Indeed,
for
many
of
the
older
children.
The
day's
celebration
started
this
afternoon
with
a
parade
of
children
from
the
Westholme
Theatre
to
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
where
there
were
the
usual
flag
raising
ceremonies
followed
by
free
distribution
of
ice
cream,
etc.,
and
a
program
of
children's
sports
with
a
Junior
League
Football
game.
This
evening
at
the
Exhibition
Hall
there
will
be
tho
May
Queen
crowning
ceremonies
followed
by
a
large
dance.
The
Elks'
drill
team,
of
twenty
or
twenty-five
members,
together
with
i
a
party
of
clowns,
took
a
prominent
I
part
in
this
afternoon's
parade.
As
the
hundreds
of
children
marched
i
to
the
AcTopolls
Hill
grounds,
theyj
were
reviewed
from
the
air
by
Mayor
Cyril
H.
6rme
in
the
North-;
em
British
Columbia
Airways
moth
:
plane,
piloted
by
D.
Murphy.
The
Boys'
Band
accompanied
the
parade
and
played
enlivening
music.
Girl
Guides
and
Sea
Cadets
were
also
in
the
parade.
On
arrival
at
the
grounds,
there
was
the
flag
raising
ceremony
with
brief
talks
by
Mayor
C.
H.
Orme
and
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Hollingworth,
the
latter
giving
the
address
on
the
Flag.
Distribution
of
sweets
followed
with
the
race's
and
football
game
ensuing.
There
will
be
another
parade
at
7:30
tonight
from
the
Metropole
Hall
to
the
grounds.
Miss
Lillian
Jones
of
Booth
Memorial
School
will
be
crowned
May
Queen
with
Misses
Audrey
Parkin
and
Inez
Pet-tenuzo
of
Borden
Street
and
Annunciation
Schools
respectively
as
maids
of
honor.
Charles
P.
Balagno
Is
general
chairman
of
the
Flag
Day
proceedings
while
i
committees
are
as
follows:
May
Queen
W.
E.
Wllliscroft,
O.
E.
Oulick.
Q.
E.
PhUllpson
and
II.
B.
Stiles.
Raffles
Fnnk
Russell,
W.
O.
Harold,
Charles
Harradlnc.
Decorations
Arthur
Phillips.
William
Stone,
Mike
Budlnlch.
Sports
W.
D.
Vance,
Stan
Moran,
James
Farquhar.
V.
Menzle.
Advertising
A.
S.
Nlckerson,
Frank
Dlbb,
A.
A.
Connon.
Building
John
Slmonsen,
Alex
Mitchell.
Floyd
Smith,
William
Elm-hurst.
Refreshments
Harvey
Fraser,
Oeorge
Clccpne,
William
McLeod,
J.
Skinner,
E.
J.
Clapp.
Dance
Leo
Gordon,
Len
Bond,
William
Lamblc,
A.
Donald,
Sam
Jabour.
Drill
Team
F.
II.
Stephens.
Parade
W.
P.
Armour,
R,
Barnes,
William
Mitchell.
Announcer
F.
II.
Stephens.
Door
and
Cashier
Bert
Morgan,
Trevor
Williams,
D.
A.
Brown.
Carl
o.
Muller.
resident
of
thlj
city
for
the
put
few
years,
will,
bo
leaving
next
week
for
Terrace
where
lie
will
reside
on
the
farm
of
the
late
Peter
Macdonald
which
he
has
purchased.
A
A0
reat
isi
worth
THE
materials
belt
mooty
can
buy
delicious
long.lasting
flavors.
Note
how
WRICLEY'S
freshens
the
mouth
feel
it
add
vim
nit
.Ian..,..
-
5'
whiter
teeth
firmer
lines
to
lips
and
throat.
UanK
tatfltrl"!
WRIGLEYS
CHEWING
GUM
MOVE
NOT
WISE
ONE
Interior
News
Comments
on
Reduction
of
Forest
Fire
Fighters'
Pay
It
is
to
bo
sincerely
hoped
that
the
reported
reduction
of
fire
fighters'
wages
from
25
cents
to
15
cents
per
hour
will
turn
out
to
be
nothing
more
than
a
report.
Under
normal
circumstances
there
will
be
forest
fires
this
summer:
with
reduced
staffs
It
is
reasonable
to
expect
Just
that
many
more.
To
cut
this
service
and
slam
on
a
40
wage
reduc
tlon
Is
a
slap
at
the
men
who
will
be
called
out
to
fight
the
fires,
and
it
will
defeat
itself
for
the
reason
that
fire
fighters
simply
will
not
respond
enthusiastically
on
a
wage
that
borders
on
starvation.
Inter-,
lor
News.
'
Nice
Donation
From
Book
Club
Volumes
Used
In
Winter
Studies
Arc
Presented
o
Institution
The
Library
Board,
at
Its
meeting
last
night,
passed
a
vote
of
thanks
to
the
members
of
the
Book
Club
for
a
donation
of
books
used
by,
them
during
the
past
year
in
their
studies.
The
books
were
four
vol-1
umes
of
"Earthly
Paradise"
by
WU-!
Ham
Morris,
"The
Story
of
My!
Heart"
and
"Field
and
Hedgerow,"
,
by
Richard
Jefferles,
and
"The
Life
of
William
Morris,"
by
Holbrook
Jackson.
j
The
thanks
of
the
board
will
be
,
.
.
x
..
...
...
i
conveyed
io
tne
president
oi
me
club,
Miss
A.
Pierce.'
W.
S.
Hlngley
of
the
Vancouver
Sun
staff
arrived
in
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train,
beiivr
here
to
make
arrangements
for
the
holding
of
a
lecture
here
on
Saturday
night
by
Robert
J.
Cromi.
publisher
of
the
Sun.
Mr.
Hlngley
drove
from
Vancouver
to
Smither.
leaving
his
car
at
the
latter
point.
Uncle
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is
coming!
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I
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screen
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15
3
crooks
Hold
Up
Service
Station
and
Get
Away
til
But
Finger
Print
Convicted
One
of
Them
On
a
Novetnlier
evening
two
tnuked
men
walked
into
a
twnre
Station
in
IIiopmx,
Arizona.
One
coverfd
the
rtroprwtor
with
revolver
while
the
other
rifled
the
tilL
A
confederate
then
drove
up
in
a
big
sedan
and
the
roldiers,
rushing
out,
leoied
into
the
ear
which
sd
away.
The
proprietor,
taking
a
revolver
from
his
desk
Just
had
time
to
rush
to
the
curb
and
empty
it
after
the
fleeing
car,
puncturing
a
tire
as
the
car
dis
Stops
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rtRAM)
Creamery
Butter
&.
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Tlirourhonl
the
City
appeared
in
the
rain
Tlirw
-
h
outside.
of
the
town
the
in---
i
-doned
the
ear,
board"!
a
n-im
v
:
apparently
got
dean
awiy.
Not
quite,
however!
K"-ri
detertivca
found
Bngrr
print
-j
left
front
door
of
the
i
nr
win
'
a
developnl,
were
found
to
I
I'
'
:
i
well-known
bad
man.
rtiw
''I
ef
many
crimes.
Ilia
ji-tnrf-
wu
a-
diluted
and
within
tw
!'
!:
ra
caught,
tried
and
'tm
i
lis
finger
print
was
dangeruw
Danger
in
Your
Prints
on
Foods
Soma
print
bring
encounters
with
the
iwlire.
Your
prints
will
not
do
this
tttit
they
do
bring
you
into
contact
with
diseaee
germs.
Krery
thing
you
touch
money,
a
door-handle,
a
street
ear
strap
has
been
touched
by
many
other
hands.
These
hands
may
have
been
exiweed
to
discaso
gernw
if
they
had
cheeked
a
cough
or
aneece
they
certainly
would
have
been.
Such
genna
would
be
on
the
things
you
touched.
Through
your
prints
the
germs
are
placed
on
fowl
you
eat
and
so
reach
jour
mouth
where
they
multiply
to
many
millions
very
ouiekly
then
they
enetrata
your
whole,
system,
canning
illnrwi.
Life
Extension
Institute
lista
'27
dincaws
which
may
be
spread
by
the
hands
in
this
way.
To
be
Safe
do
this
Germs
are
everywhere!
They
are
hart
I
to
kill.
You
must
wash
your
hands
often
during
the
day
and
always
'
Wore
meals
to
be
sure
t
tm
i!
i
germs.
Ordinary
god
mw.
:
-
rsav
'
will
not
do.
There
i
m
!
that.
h
lieen
nhiiun
l.
li
-
"
tests
to
I
certain
t
kiil
J
is
lifebuoy.
It
eont:iin
i
f
!
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will
alo
k'i'
"
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body
odour.
A
bath
in
l
U.
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t
or
I
ef
ore
goittg
out
iti
v.-
cnaa
keeps
one
safe
for
man
liurv
A
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Soap
Too
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t
there
is
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h
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n
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,
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buoy.
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-a
from
tw
fine
txuio
oil
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form
a
lieauty
soap
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even
the
most
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find
it
wonderful
for
mi
There
is
no
rfume
t
1U
the
extra-eieao
scent
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'
which
noun
dUai(ni
'
that
you
are
safe.
Cetaupily
of
UM-
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Health
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in
fr-oa
your
dealer.
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