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PHONES
43
AND
385
-
SUMMER
HOMES
should
have
this
FIRE
PROTECTION
FAR
from
every
hope
of
aid
if
a
blaze
takes
hold,
the
inflammable
construction
of
the
average
summer
home
makes
it
a
source
of
danger
and
anxiety.
Minimize
the
fire
hazard
by
lining
inside
walls
and
ceilings
with
inexpensive
Gyproc
Wallboard
that
does
not
burn.
This
building
material
is
made
from
gypsum
rock
into
sheets
4
to
10
feet
long,
4
feet
wide
and
of
an
inch
thick.
It
nails
and
cuts
as
easily
as
lumber
and
with
minimum
waste.
Find
out
from
your
dealer
how
inexpensive
Gyproc
is;
how
easy
to
erect.
Ask
him
for
full
information
about
its
application
or
request
a
direction
sheet
from
him.
Besides
being
fire-resistant,
Gyproc
has
structural
strength
and
insulation
value.
It
is
also
draught
and
vermin-proof.
By
panelling,
you
can
save
the
expense
of
decoration,
yet
Gyproc
is
an
excellent
base
for
Alabastine,
Gyptex
or
wallpaper.
Send
for
the
free
booklet,
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Alberta
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$12.50,
for
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or
butter
and
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paste
u
The;
family
Is
interested
in
tha
purchase
of
a
new
home.
Horn",
mind
you,
not
merely
a
house.
Their
demands
are
not
great,
yet
It
takes
careful
choosing.
A
bungalow
Is
agreed
upon,
but
Just
what
one.
At
last
this
one
Is
brought
to
their
attention
and
father
imme
dlatcly
draws
forth
paper
and
a
pencil.
On
one
side
of
the
sheet
he
writes
"Oood
points,"
on
the
ptjier
"Bad
points"
and
they
commence
The
appearance,
why
yea,
veiy
snug;
that
roof
it
has
such
a
a-
-contented
look,
ventures
trn
youngest.
Well,
yes.
maybe
that
Is
as
good
a
way
to
put
it
as
any.
Th?
entrance,
voted
Just
correct,
no;
hideously
clumsy,
not
too
sklppy.
Walls,
of
course,
stucco
has
a
dignified
look
on
this
style
of
houw
and
the
brick
work
at
the
bate
certainly
gives
it
a
finished
aspect.
But
the
Interior
will
really
tell.
Living
room
and
breakfast
nook
all.
rolled
into
one.
but
In
such
a
quaint
manner.
The
cozy
ftreplicej
takes
up
no
space
In
the
actuil
Ilvjng
room,
yet
it
is
right
there!
Just
the
same.
The
bedrooms
are
entirely
spcrate
from
the
other
Mr-
Ing
quarters
and
each
has
a
closet
of
its
own.
The
notes
are
read,
what
no
bad
points.
Then
this
Is
Indeed
the
house
of
satisfaction.
Outline
Specifications
Size
of
House:
28
ft.
x
36
ft.
Suitable
Lot:
50
ft.
frontage.
Walls:
Brick
base,
stucco
above.
Heating:
Hot
water.
Cubic
Contents:
22,700
cubi.r
feet.
Approximate
Cost:
$7,000.
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desiring
further
information
regarding
a
house
of
thh
design
should
communicate
with
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Ontario.
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what
particulars
are
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and
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Copyright,
1029.
John
R.
Morgan,
well
known
district
logging
and
sawmill
operator
cljed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
a
business
trip
to
Ocean
Falls.
He
may
also
visi
Vancouver.
Silversides
Bros.
PAINTS
WALLPAPERS
GLASS
Third
Avenue
GEORGE
MACKLIN
Plain
and
Ornamental
PLASTERING,
STUCCO,
BRICK,
CEMENT,
ETC.
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and
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between
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and
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or
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8
am.
or
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time
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"
Many
Gardens
Local
gardens
are
looking
well
al
most
everywhere
throughout
the
city.
Many
summer
flowers
are
al
ready
in
bloom
and
excellent
results
ire
seen
in
all
sections.
Soon
these
will
be
a
blase
of
cdlor.
Roses
are
coming
In
bloom
and
should
be
at
their
best
In
about
a
week
or
so.
Moller
Awarded
Contract
For
Painting
Hall
8ubject
to
the
requirements
of
fair
wages,
quality
of
material,
etc.,
the
elty
council
last
night
awarded
to
J.
P.
Molkr,
whose
tender
was
the
lowest,
the
contract
for
the
painting
of
the
outside
of
the
City
Hall
building
and
the
interior
of
the
telephone
room.
Tenders
received
by
the
council
for
the
Job
were
as
follows:
J.
P.
Moller.
$304.
$323
for
City
Hall,
$41
for
telephone
room.
J.
A.
Curtis.
$435
for
City
Hull,
$55
for
telephone
room.
Bell
Si
Keays.
$550.
Silversides
Bros
.
$401.
$340
for
f'ltv
II.
ill.
$.r2
for
telephone
room.
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t
F.
E.
LEMAI8TRE.
Architect
Looking
Well
Summer
Flowers
in
Bloom
Will
Be
Blaze
of
Color
and
New
Sidewalks
Provided
For
Third
Avenue
Near
Junction
Will
Rerelve
Attention
A
recommendation
from
the
board
of
works
that
Initiative
bylaws
be
prepared
for
an
asphaltic
sidewalk
12
feet
wide
on
the
north
side
of
Third
Avenue
from
Eighth
Btreet
to
Ninth
Street
and
a
sand
sidewalk
eight
feet
wide
on
the
north
side
of
Third
Avenue
from
Peonies
look
well.
Joe
Naylor
has
Ninth
Street
to
the
Junction.
Sand
boon
picking
large
bouquets
of
is
to
be
used
on
the
latter
piece
of
weet
pea
already
and
Tom
Priest
sidewalk
because
cinders
are
no
of
Oraham
Avenue
boasts
of
two
longer
available
at
the
dry
dock,
beds
of
tuberous
begonias
in
full
Local
Improvement
Initiative
by-bloom
William
Millar
also
has
a
laws
to
this
effect
were
given
in-
fine
display
of
begonias.
tahlias
are
growing
fast
und
should
be
in
bloom
within
about
two
weeks.
Slug
picking
has
becomer
a
favorite
pastime
with
some
gardeners
but
the
worst
pest
seems
to
be
the
spit
bug,"
as
no
preventative
for
ll
has
so
far
been
successful
here.
The
outlook
now
la
that
many
lo-al
Hardeners
will
be
in
a
good
po
sition
to
put
up
a
fine
display
of
'
dowers
for
the
fall
fair.
troductory
readings
by
the
council.
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CHARLOTTE
SHINGLES
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IN
B.C.
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Prince
Rupert
Prices:
No.
1
5x
per
M
$3.75
No.
1
3x
per
M
3.25
No.
2
per
M
2.75
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May
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Prince
Rupert
People
8
A
HOUSE
OF
SATISFACTION
r-T
.
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v
rvm
Monday
and
Tuesday
TWO
SHOWS
7
&
9
PJW.
A
Million
People
Have
Read
the
Book
by
Kathleen
Norrls
A
choir
that
can
stand
the
test
of
public
approval
for
nearly
a-
century,
Is
unquestionably
well
worth
while,
and
of
International
Importance.
That
Is
exactly
the
situation
with
Princess
Slavlansky's
Royal
Russian
Chorus,
which
comes
here
Thursday
at
the
Moose
Hall
under,
the
local
management
of
the
Gyro
Club.
This
famous
group
of
singers
and
dancers
was
first
organized
In
Rus-
j
sla
In
18,45
and
has
carried
on
almost
uninterruptedly
ever
since,
j
They
have
visited
practically
every!
'
country
of
Importance
in
the
world
and
are
said
to
have
received
more
I
medals
and
decorations
than
any:
other
musical
organization
in
existence.
They
are
enrolled
as
honor-1
ary
members
in
over
100
musical
societies
and
possess
over
50
medals
that
were
bestowed
upon
then
by
rulers
and
potentates
from
aany
lands.
(
Basso
I'rofundo
One
of
the
most
interesting
members
is
Ivan
Butenoff,
celebrated
basso,
who
has
sung
with
the
choir
I
for
over
30
years.
His
melodious
basso
profundo
voice,
blending
with
and
forming
a
foundation
for
the
other
voices
of
the
choir.
Is
one
of
the
great
treats
of
the
performance.
The
great
metropolitan
opera
basso,
j
Challanln,
who
has
delighted
America
with
his
glorious
voice
and
rare
artistry.
Is
a
very
dear
friend
of
Dutenoff,
in
fact,
many
years
ago
when
Chaliapln
was
a
member
of
the
Slavlansky
Choir,
they
were
room
mates.
Butenoff
undoubtedly
possesses
one
of
the
greatest
basso
voices
tn
the
world
today.
,
Versatile
Pro
rams
j
Although
thegroup
is
known
as
a
"chorus,"
their
work
Is
not
confined
to
singing.
Quaint
Russian
folk
songs,
popular
ballads
as
well
as
classical
songs,
of
great
variety,
but
typical
of
Russia
and
other
European
countries,
are
Included
in
the
glorious
program
that
Is
to
be
given
here,
in
addition
to
several
songs
in
English
and
Italian.
They
also
give
Russian.
Hungarian,
Gypsy
and
Spanish
dances
with
piano,
vocal
anil
orchestral
accompaniments,
the
latter
played
by
six
of
the
group,
on
their
delightful
"balalaika"
Instruments.
i
T;kcts
are
pn
sale
at
Oco.
Ar-'
.
eneau's
store.
Judging
by
the
advance
sale,
a
large
audience
of
mu-
j
sic
and
dance
lovers
will
be
on
hand
to
greet
this
celebrated
company
In
their
first
concert
here.
I
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
July
7,
1911
The
city
council
has
refused
to
accept
the
resignations
of
Aid.
Newton
and
Ala.
HUdltch.
Instead
the
two
aldermen
will
be
asked
to
withdraw
their
resignations
ana
get
back
to
work.
The
resignations
were
a
result,
of
Aid.
Newton's
I
challenge
to
Aid.
HUdltch
to
resign
and
run
against
him.
I
The
license
bylaw
of
Trlnce
Rupert
is
being
amended
so
as
tt.
make
It
necessary
that
there
shall
be
ten
days'
beforo
licences
are
applied
for.
The
amendment
Is
spon
sored
Dy
Aia.
a.
w.
Kerr.
Dr.
J.
O.
Reddle,
medical
health
j
officer,
urges
that
a
minimum
of
00
rats
per
month
should
b
caught
before
the
ratcatcher
Is
'given
his
bonus.
'
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you
paid
your
suDscrlption
to
the
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News
this
year?
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FLOWER"
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a
talking
sensation
with
Charles
nicKiorn,
nay
jonnson,
Kay
Francis,
Lewis
Stone
and
Zasu
Pitts.
The
Problem
of
Thousands
of
Married
Women
Comedy-FORD
STERLING
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Lew
Ayrcs
in
"Doorway
to
Nowhere"
WORLD
FAMOUS
ROYAL
CHORUS
HERE
THIS
WEEK
Basso
I'rofundo
Ivan
Butenoff
Has
Wonderful
Voice
Versatile
Programs
Sometimes
when
a
va
n
cleaner
feels
tempenim
i
and
loses
interest
In
mum
.
:
away
with
the
dust
ment
It's
a
very
simple
"
ble.
We
arc
Inttmateiv
,
qualnted
with
all
m.ik
vacuum
cleaners,
and
w
f
how
to
persuade
them
on
about
their
business
.
a
stout
heart
and
lot
a
.f
.
,
We
repair
all
things'
el.
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Electric
Company
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Ave
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ak
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3
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Salmon
I's.
2
ttna
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Ketchup
per
bottle
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Beef
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bottle
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