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FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuendav.
J1
21
School
Vacation
Is
Near!
we
give
our
customers
bargains
that's
our
business.
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AUSTRALIAN
CURRANTS
Cleaned,
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lbs.
SHKLLBD
WALNUTS
White
halves,
per
lb
DOMOOO
MOLAS8B6
5's
par
tte
per
lb
LtBSrS
DILL
PICKLSS
SX
per
tin
CHINA
HICfc-Mo
1
quality
4
ma.
...
IDB
OF
CANADA
MAPLE
fiffp
TrXOHBA
real
drink
per
1-lb.
tm
?,
per
t-lb.
tin
59c
S2.79
(Jig-saw
pasade
free
with
each
tin)
1CUPA6
YKA8T
CAKB8
Qp
Js
Trw
than
txmt
km
NEW
POTA.TOB8
e
Mm.
25c
JOHNSOirS
FLOOR
WAX,
l's,
JOHNSON'S
DUSTER
nEn
Both
for
1
OK
Let
our
Johnson's
Floor
1'ollsher
do
your
work
tor
$1.00
per
day
including
delivery
and
calling
Vacuum
Cleaner
with
attachments
inejedtng
delivery
and
Q
A
A
caUlng,
per
day
?X,UU
Out
of
town
orders
receive
prompt
attention
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
S17-19
Third
Avenue
West
TO.
Box
875
Phone
J8
Out
of
town
orders
receive
promp
attention.
Bend
us
a
trial
ordet
Now
is
the
time
to
buy
your
shoe
requirements
at
a
tremendous
reduction.
We
carry
a
full
ranje
of
Running
and
Tennis
Shoes
of
all
descriptions.
Get
wise
to
yourself
these
strenuous
times
and
see
our
shoes
before
you
buy
elsewhere.
We
don't
pretend
to
save
you
dollars
but
we
surely
do.
Give
us
a
call
and
see
for
yourself.
'
Save
your
dollars
by
buyinE
at
the
I
S"0VO
7t
CO
0
;
Cut
Hate
Store
where
we
can
de-
1
JJH.tJO,
?Z'id
t490
liver
the
goods
at
a
very
small
j
,
!
margin
of
profit.
So
why
pay
more?
j
afrabvA
Women's
Latest
style
BHBiaBBMHi
111
Sandals'
00,01
10
Mti.
ft
Men's
Dress
Boots
and
Oxfords,
good
range
of
T
l
y
pT'.
yUr
styles
to
choose
from.
Prices
v
SKl
S1.75
$2.45,
$2.95,
S3.45,
S3.95
Women's
or
Growing
Girls'
Tennis
or
Running
Men's
Black
or
Brown
Calf
and
Grain
Leather
Shoes,
any
color.
Prices
Work
Boots,
Panco
soles
leather.
or
Prices
Qe
4
l
O-f
-iff
$1.95,
$2.45,
$3.65
95C,
1.10,
,
Women's
Boudoir
Slippers,
good
selection
Cn
Men's
Tennis
or
Running
Shoes.
Boots
or
Ox-
0f
colors.
'
Price
fprds.
all
colors.
Prices
1ft
Q1
"f
Q1
AT
Misses'
and
Children's
Patent
Leather
Strap
?!.
v,
?X.0
SUppers
&
Oxfords,
black
or
brown
calf.
Prices
Boys'
St
Youths'
Dress
Boots
St
Oxfords,
all
kinds
98c,
$1.15,
$1.25,
$1.65
of
leather
to
meet
your
requirements
Prices
CH
OCT
CO
OCT
CO
AC
CO
flCT
Infant's
Shoes.
Straps,
Etc.
Prices
M.itt,
S.JS,
J.45,
49c
59C)
79c
89c
Boys'
Si
Youths'
Running
Shoes,
all
styles
Prices
-
QQrt
Iff
Misses'
and
Children's
Running
Shoes.
Straps
or
qq
CI
CI
f5
O
JL,
Lj
pX.XD,
tX.O
Oxfords,
all
colors
and
styles.
Prices
Fishermen's
and
Cannerjmen's
Rubber
Footwear
"
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7QP
CCp
at
very
low
prices
Q9
Q't
'')
Out
Men's
Knee
Boots
IiHigWsmN
$4.85
rrp
S5.45
"j
59C'
n
69c,
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
Dick
Williams,
a
frequent
offen-1
der,
appeared
in
city
police
court
before
Magistrate
MoClymont
this
1
roorntagoti
a
charge
of
drunkenness
j
'
and.
being
found
guilty,
was
sen-
teneed
to
three
months'
imprison-
j
ment
without
opt.
on
oi
fine.
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BALLROLLING
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District
News
TERRACE
Terrace
lost
two
good
friends
with
the
departure
recently
of
Rev.
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
McKim.
Mr.
Me
Ku
's
health
has
handicapped
htm
in
his
work
net
but
Vrt
ItaXtm
was
able
to
pes
about
aaumg
peo
ple
more.
They
wOJ
evenUiaJb
go
to
the
south
of
Franc
where
they
have
relatives.
Terrace
aba
District
Board
of
Trade
has
sent
a
resolution
to
Pemier
Bennett
urzins
aetkm
tii?coure
unen
they
take
aaranuge
oi
them
rem0niUae
silver.
TliU
resoluJor.
that's
their
business
'u
somewhat
In
line
with
one
sent
qj-
'to
the
Premier
by
Smitten'
Board
OuC
of
Trade
recently.
40c
29c
69c
23c
25c
25c
Paul
Hertel
has
gone
to
Burn
Lake
to
open
a
branch
there
of
his
j;
butcher
business
in
which
he
bs
been
engaged
at
Terrace
for
about
a
year.
The
marriage
was
solemnised
At
CathcQic
Church
on
Monday
of
John
de
Kergorameaux,
and
'Mme.
Aadette,
who
,
came
.frosa
.Paris
a
lew
weeks
ag.
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
village
commissioners
was
held
met
Tuesday.
Besides
the
monthly
accummniaUon
of
routine
bustnei
some
progress
was
made
in
the
matter
of
new
sidewalk
for
the
Tillage
Mtfeet.
Three
new
residences
are
m
of
construction
here
all
of
them
on
LaseDe
Avenue,
Mr.
Man
ger.
3.
Frank
and
R.
Wilson.
"Ood
Is
glorified,
not
by
oa
groans,
but
by
our
tnantagMng.
Whipple.
TILULE
THE
TOILER"
7
OUT
OF
THE
OPTICS
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"TO
CTET
THB
F&P&T
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navfs
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Death
of
Huge
Sea
Lion
Causes
Some
Excitement
on
Board
Halibut
Boat
Atli
on
Recent
Trip
to
West
While
a
fisherman's
life
is
apt
to
be
rather
monotonous,
there
are
times
when
he
has
some
diversion
and
the
last
trip
of
the
Atli
to
the
west
coast
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
was
one
of
these.
It
seems
that
Skipper
William
Bussey
and
his
crew
of
three
men
had
their
skates
of
gear
out
on
the
banks
not
far
from
North
Island
when
a
huge
sea
lion
began
to
teed
on
the
halibut,
tak-
ing
them
from
the
hooks
at
a
safe
j
distance
liom
the
boat.
He
would!
come
up
with
the
halibut
in
his
mouth,
snap
it
in
two
and
swallow
1
one
of
the
pieces,
then
d
lying
rap-1
idly
would
get
the
other
piece
before
it
gi
far
below
the
surface
and
when
the
skipper
suddenly
shouted
"The
sea
lion's
beaded
for
the
boat."
Bert
Shepherd,
one
of
the
fishermen,
haMfned
below
for
his
shotgun,
inserted
the
only
shell
at
hand
and,
whin
the
big
beast
rose
up
about
five
yards
from
the
boat,
fired
and
hit
it
in
the
neck,
close
to
the
head.
Blood
spurted
from
the
wound
and
for
fifteen
minutes
the
creature
flopped
around,
lashing
the
water
until
the
whole
sea
was
red
with
i
blood.
Once
more
the
Uon
headed
for
i
the
boat
and
the
skipper
shottted:
I
"Here
he
is
again
and
he
may
come
;
on
board
The
reply
of
one
of
the
men
was
"If
he
does
well
take
to
the
masts
As
he
got
alongside
be
'
raised
up
for
the
last
time,
spouted
blood
and
then
with
a
final
roar
1
slowly
gave
up
and
sank
beneath
the
surface,
leaving
only
the
bloody
water
to
mark
the
spot
GEMS
FROM
LIFE'S
iSCKAP-BOOK
"He
who
MORALE
his
THaM-aervanea.
frightens
away
nfef
esmshiDe
warsns
not
only
Um(
heart
of
the
owner.
bt
all
who
some
in
contact
with
It.
'
"
Fields
T.
"You
find
yourself
refreshed
by
the
presence
of
cheerful
people
Why
not
make
earnest
effort
to
confer
that
filmwri
on
othersr
L.M.
Chili.
"Wane
la
the
strength
of
past
oal
csrtstion
its
powers
of
endurance
"
Oartyle.
"Pray
aright
and
demonstrate
your
prayer;
sing
in
faith."
Mary
Baker
Bddy.
"A
good
laagh
Is
sunshine
in
a
boos."
Thaekeray.
so
THta
1
Easily
Arranged
r
s
azzjw
v
'
f
1
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
come
up
and
eat
it.
Two
halibut,
capt.
W
P.
Armour,
head
of
the
were
takt-n
from
the
long
line
in
Armour
Salvage
Co,
returned
to
this
way
and
the
creature
dlsap-
port
yesterday
with
the
Salvage
peared.
'Princess
from
a
tun
day
trip
to
The
wurk
of
hauling
in
the
line
I
Vancouver,
ha
ring
delivered
to
the
and
taking
off
the
fish
proceeded
(
southern
port
for
resale
two
ouikey
engines
which
were
recently
pur
chased
at
the
sale
of
effects
of
the
defunct
National
Airplane
Lumber
Co.
as
well
as
the
7$
hp.
Fait
banks-Morse
full
diesel
engine
from
the
wrecked
halibut
boat
Livingstone
II.
The
voyage
was
favored
by
good
weather
conditions
and
was
speedy
and
uneventful.
Capt
Armour
reports
Making
the
round
trip
as
guests
of
Capt
Armour
were
W.
O.
ulton
and
eon.
Rupert,
and
Capt.
J.
R.
KUert.
The
Prlnens
bad
a
four-day
stay
la
Vanaewer.
and
made
(he
trip
bek
tn
ft
hoars
ln-clttdmg
a
atop
at
Red
Bluff
for.
trout
fishing.
Aba
eomtiw
ncrth
were
Capt
Pate
Jensen,
formerly
of
the
local
baltWt
baat
LyseklL
and
crew
who
ace
taking
the
vessel
over
for
a
pilchard
paoking
charter
to
the
Nootka
Raektnf
Co
on
the
Wert
Coast
of
Vancouver
Mand.
the
chaster
starting
July
4.
The
service
boat
Qnatts
from
Hurt
Point
mine,
was
sa
pen
iseuuday
aftetnoon.
brtngmg
.
the
engineer
m
charge
of
the
mint.
R.
I
Legg
nr
a
brief
buslnuss
visa;
to
toign.
RaturnJnc
ham
on
the
Quails
wis
Lyman
H.
Hiatal
B.
C.
L.
8
alio
bs
bean
working
at
the
9mtt
Font
mme
for
the
past
sevoral
According
to
reports
renahtag
the
office
of
the
Dotidasen
nshsrtes
here
tab)
moraine
the
avegaae
catch
of
soekeye
for
sBlnettssa
on
the
Naas
Rtver
atootlhe
official
tag
of
the
season
tact
nsgl
two
fish
per
beat
wtta
Use
high
boat
tatting
seven
fish.
While
not
large.
Uus
si
not
nanssdend
anfaverable
tor
the
opening
day
of
tsahlag
No
reports
from
the
Wruaa
River
had
ne
In
op
to
a
late
hoar
this
morning.,
Miss
A
Marttn.
teacher
of
the
In
dian
school
at
Ktaoahah.
was
passenger
arriving
on
the
this
afternoon
from
the
River
After
a
week's
vast
with
mends
nere.
bm
wtil
her
home
in
Vancouver
to
summer
vacation.
to
tte
wmm
MONDAY
&
TUESDAY
TWO
SHOWS
7
L
9
p.m.
Admission
15c
Sc
50o
Feature
starts
7:40
Si
9:40
Comedy.
They
were
not
seen
again
after
the
fatal
plunge
into
the
rtver
Mr
Clarke
had
a
narrow
escape
land
was
In
a
daaed
condition
after
having
been
in
the
water
some
five
minutes
He
lumped
clear
of
the
cab
as
the
car
plunged
off
the
ferry
and
bettered
that
be
saved
himself
by
granping
the
apron.
Mrs.
Clarke,
who
finally
extricated
him
from
the
water
after
considerable
difficulty
thinks
that
he
actually
was
saved
by
grasping
a
ferry
cable.
The
ferry
It
a
pontoon
scow
affair
with
aprons
on
either
nd
by
means
of
which
car
and
other
vehicles
may
be
driven
aboard.
It
Is
propelled
to
sno
across
the
river
by
means
of
the
rtver
current
and
cables.
Constables
Bd.
Martin
and
Joe
Devlin
were
sent
from
Prtnee
Re-pert
last
night
with
additional
draggl-g
equipment
to
supplement
the
search
operations
for
the
bodies
whirr,
have
been
continuous
stoce
the
tragedy
occurred
About
two
miles
down
the
rtver
from
the
scene
of
the
accident
ports
of
the
car
were
recovered
Dragging
operations
wUl
be
con
centrated
bnmediaUly
on
a
slough
about
a
mile
and
a
half
below
the
scene
of
the
tragedy
Into
which
it
is
thought
possible
the
bodies
may
have
been
swept.
Otherwise
tne
chance
of
recovering
them
is
believed
by
those
who
know
the
river
to
be
rather
Mies
L.
Perry,
teacher
of
the
In
dlan
school
at
Port
Simpson,
was
a
lasenger
aboard
the
Catala
that
afternoon
gosnc
ihineali
to
her
Mne
In
Victoria
where
she
wfn
spend
the
summer
vacation
She
is
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
C.
C
Perry,
formerly
of
this
city
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Carrots,
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