PAGE
StS
SMASH!
Goes
our
Prices
on
all
our
Lines
of
Running
Shoes
READ
ON
!
200
Window
Shades,
Color
green
and
.
cream,
eaih-
BROKEN
LINES
OF
RUNNERS
36x72;
80c
Mail
Orders
Forwarded
Promptly
Phone
175
third
Ave.
.
IN
MEN'S,
WOMEN'S,
HOYS'
AND
H.
J.
ZUMKEHR
,
Fully
Equipped
and
Experienced
Chimney
Sweep
Authorized
certificates
issued
with
each
chimney
cleaned
9
Call
or
Telephone
Thompson
Hardware
POOR
MR.
TROUT!
The
many
unfortunate
trout
who
have
take
a
up
their
residence
in
the
lakes
and
streams
of
this
district
are
in
for
a
hard
summer
this
year
trying
to
escape
our
fatal
hook.s.
flies,
baits,
spinners,
etc.
If
you
want
to
get
a
chance
at
them
you
had
better
come
early
and
avoid
the
rush!
LAKE
FISHING
NOW
OPEN
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
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bib::
mi
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isi
a
COAL
PRIC
ES
jj.O
vying
to
the
advance-in
freight
on
coal
by
the
steamship
companies
amounting
to
50
cents
a'ton
it
is
necessary
for
us
to
advance
our
rates
on
Island
coal.
After
May
15
Our
Prices
Will
Be:
Nanaimo
Lump
Sacked
&
delivered,
per
ton
$14.00
Nanaimo
Nut
Sacked
&
delivered,
per
ton
.
.$12.50
'
Jvline
Run
Sacked
and
delivered,
per
ton
$12.75
;Loose
Lump,
delivered,
per
ton
$12.75
"Loose
Nut,
delivered,
per
ton
$11.50
-Loose
Mine
Run,
delivered,
per
ton
$1
1.50
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&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
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It
you
want
anythinir,
try
a
classified
art.
ACT
NOW!
MI
highest
grades
and
a
'ari?cQ
assortment
to
choose
from
UiLi
Youths'
Plain
Brown
Runners
with
i
Bovs'
Suntan
Heavy
Q-i
Oft
crepe
soles
69C
s'lction
SoIes
?00
I
Sizes
11
to
13
I
w
omen's
White
Oxfords
with
preen.
Youths'
Suntan
Heavy
Q1
9Q
E
rod
and
blue
trim
Q&tf
Suction
Soles
?JLJ
g
fo
dO,
GRAND
CLEARANCE
Ladies'
Patent
and
Kid,
Black
and
Brown
Pumps
and
Q-fl
Qft
Straps
in
Spike
and
Cuban
Heels.
To
clear
?A.q7
LADIES'
BLACK
&
WHITE
SAN
DALS
with
Leather
C-g
-fj
ft
Soles
and
Cuban
Heels.
To
clear
tyJLO
JUST
ARRIVED
A
Large
Shipment
of
Blue
Shoes
in
a
great
array
of
styles
in
Pumps,
Ties
and
Oxfords.
a(
Priced
from
yAmlU
up
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
ITKATLA
ON
VISIT
One
Vi!la;c
Comes
to
Another
For
Return
Softball
Series
KITKATLA,
May
17:
Some
time
ago
the
Metlakatla
softball
team
visited
here.
The
result
of
the
game
was
severe
defeat
for
Kitkatla
but
Kltkatla
did
hot
forget.
Her
teams.
got
busy
and,
after
much
enthus
iastic
work
at
home,
sent
a
chal
lenge
o
Metlakatla.
Henry
Brown
supplied
transpor
tation
and
the
party
was
landed
at
about
1:30
and
was
received
at
the
home
of
Mr.
Campbell
where
tea
was
served
and
the
guests
were
welcomed.
The
game
between
the
junior
teams
resulted
In
victory
for
Met
lakatla.
the
score
friing
7
to
13.
But
in
the
following
game,
which
was
eagerly
watched
by
the
enthusiastic
spectators,
Kltkatla
won,
the
score
being
5
to
6.
The
victory
was
a
credit
to
Kltkatla
in
that
Kltkatla
has
just
begun
to.
play
softball
this
year.
.
After
the
ball
games
the
visitors
were
shown
over
the
village.
The
new
hall
under
construction
and
planned
by
Peter
Leighton
was
of
interest.
The
large
church,
the
water
supply
from
the
mountains
and
the
electric
plant
were
also
worthy
of
note.
The
Metlakatla
people
are
making
splendid
pro
gress.
At
six
dinner
wai
served
at
the
Church
Army
Hall
and
Kltkatla
people
were
not
left
In
doubt
of
the
ability
of
the
Metlakatla
ladles
to
cook
and
bake.
After
dinner
speeches
were
In
order.
The
Chief
Councillor,
fol
lowed
by
several
others,
spoke
at
length
of
the
value
of
sports
and
of
the
exchange
of
vlrlts.
One
point
greatly
stressed
Was
the
value
of
the
forward
look,
that
Is,
of
seizing
the
opportunities
which
civilization
offers
Instead
ot
retaining
old
ideas.
The
day's
activities
were
spon
sored
by
the
Youn
Men's
Bene-1
volent
Association
whose
object
is)
ihe
Improvement
of
the
social
and
moral
life
of
the
community.
THE
DAILY
NJTWH
Friday
May
NORWEGIANS
CELEBRATE
Anniversary
of
Independence
served
With
Concert
And
Dance
3
tins
MOLASSES
2-lb.
tin
BRUNSWICK
SARDINES
6
tins
AUSTRALIAN
PASTRY
FLOUR,
10-Ib.
sack
JELLY
POWDERS
All
flavors,
6
for
SNOWDRIFT
SHREDDED
COCOANUT.
per
lb.
SPLIT
PEAS-
-Good
quality
4
lbs.
.
AYLMER
CHICKEN
Vi'S
per
tin
SAANICH
CLAMS
2
Uns
ROGER'S
SYRUP
5-lb.
tin-
CORN
STARCH
Mb.
pkg
ALBERTA
BUTTER
per
lb,
WHITE
GLOSS
&
SILVER
GLOSS
STARCH,
per
pkg.
MILK
All
brands
6
Uns
Ob-
Hie
local
Norwegian
organisa
tions.
Son
of
Norway
and
Nofdkap
'
lAKlges.
Joined
hut
night
to
cJe-
ibrate
the
121st.
anrlvemry
of
the
declaration
of
Norwegian
lndepen-Jetu-e
with
a
concert
and
dance
In
the
Moose
Hall,
about
two
hundred1
arsons
being
in
attendance.
I
The
evening's
proceedings
started
with
the
singing
of
"O
Canada"
after
which
the
following
enjoyable
program
was
presented:
Speech
of
welcome
by
the
chair
nan.
Ounnar
Selvlg.
Prologue,
written
b.v
Mrs.
Sjivik
I
lead
by
Mrs.
Ounnar
Srlvfg.
?
Piano
duet
Miss
BJorg
Luth
an.;
i"
trr
Lien.
Vix-al
solo,
Mrs.
J.
H.
McLeod
March
and
folk
dances
by
girls
si
national
costume,
led
by
Mrs.
t
'I
n
Murvoid,
assisted
by
Mrs.
J.
UJerstad.
Norwegian
National
Anthem.
Address
on
the
day.
Rev.
Law-encc
Jensen,
pastor
of
St.
Paul's
utheran
Church.
Instrumental
quintette.
Miss
Edith
Johnstone.
Miss
Phyllis
Hamb-:
n.
Thomas
Johnstone,
Tony
Bus-?
mich
and
Peter
Lien.
Selection
by
Varden
Singers.
Community
singing.
The
program
was
arranged
by
Peter
Lien
who
was
also
accompanist,
i
'
Dance
Later
Dancing
eommeieed
at
10:45
I
p.m.
and
continued
until
2
a
m
1
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
ust
before
midnight
Music
for
r.anring
was
by
Julius
WeBe
Or-'
-hestra.
Oscar
Haveroy
was
master
f
ceremonies.
j
The
committee
responsible
for
the
success
of
the
affair
consisted
f
Mrs.
J.
Ojerstad.
Mrs.
O.
Ander-j
on.
Mrs.
P.
Wlkdal.
Mrs.
H.
Brtk-!
sen.
Mrs.
NeJs
LHithi
Mrs.
M.
Holke-
s'-ad,
Oscar
Havercy
and
Ingrald,
Fenness
j
O
Anderson
presided
at
the
door
assisted
by
Ingrald
Fenness.
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MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
ECONOMY
SPECIALS
For
Saturday
and
Monday
Pay
Cash
Pay
Less
Iuy
From
Mussallem's
'URE
PLUM
JAM
4-10.
i.n
OUT-RITE
WAX
PAPER
40-foot
roll
J
&
B
CHICKEN
SOUP
39c
19c
25c1
15c;
27c
39c
25c!
25c
25c
29c
27c
39c
10c
25c
10c
29c
With
orders
$2.00
or
over.
Fruits
&
Vegetables
Fresh
Spinach.
2
lbs
15c
Fancy
Bananas.
3
lbs.
27c
New
Potatoes.
3
lbs.
25c
Fresh
Green
Peas,
per
lb.
9c
i
;
MUSSALLEM'S
;
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
DMIsm
Have
More
Cents"
P.
O.
Box
5t5
Phone
18
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Delicious
any
time
A
1110
HOWL
of
Kellogg's
Corn
Flake
In
milk
or
errant
i
aH-l!Jng
anil
ilr
liriou
ut
any
lime
of
llie
lay.
Ami
they're
extra
goiwl
-v
it
la
fruits
or
lirrrtr
aihlnl.
Itlral
for
ttrrakfant.
lie
frrtliing
fur
luncliron.
Gill
ilrrn
loc
tlirm
for
supper.
Thry
rnruumgr
uunil
sleep,
IwraiiM
tliey
digest
mi
raily.
The
rrinpnron
of
Krl
lopg
Corn
Flake
I
pn
Irrlnl
by
a
hrnt'tenlcd
WAXTITE
inner
liag.
(triK-rrs
errjliere
rll
Kel
lops'.
Quality
guaranteed.
Made
liy
Kellogg
in
Iinilon,
Out.
CORN
FLAKES
U3W
Mail
Scheduh
or
the
hast
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fri
days
4:30
pin
torn
the
East-Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
8atur
days
10:15
pjn.
for
Vancouver-Mondays
(train)
4:30
pja
Tuesday
13:50
pji
Wednesdays
(
train
4:3C
pn.
Thursdays
9:30
pm
Friday
..J.
11
pjn
May
6,
14
and
24
-..
4
p
m.
From
Vancouver-Sunday
4
pm
Tuesday
(train)
10:15
pm
Wednesday
10
a
m
Thurbday
(train)
10:15
p
m
Friday
4
p.n
Saturday
(train)
10:15
pjn
May
2,
10
and
20
ajn.
I'or
Anyox
and
btewart
Sunday
7
pm
Wednesday
.
3
pjn
mm
Anyox
and
Stewart-
Tuesday
11:30
a
m
Thursday
8
pjn.!
Tor
Nans
River
and
Port
Simmon
Sunday
7
pxo.
Prom
Nasi
Hirer
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday,
11:30
am.
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-May
10
and
24
9
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
May
8
and
22
a.m.
For
Alaska
May
2.
10
and
20
a.m.
Catching
C
VICKS
VA-TRONOL
2W
rTl
atfBBBI
AIR
EPIC
IS
FILMED
Wallare
Beery
lleds
Cast
In
Aviation
Thriller
at
Capitol
This
Week-End
"West
Point
of
the
Air."
week-end
feature
offering
on
the
screen
ot
th
Capitol
Theatre
here
starring
Wallace
Beery.
Is
a
thrilling
and
breath-taking
revelation
of
what
can
be
acooaprtohed
by
men
In
the
air.
Bvaqr
phase
of
cadet
Instruction
In
flying
Is
to
be
seen
In
the
picture,
seane
a
tier
scene
of
which
is
replete
with
speed-packed
action.
A
romantic
Interlude
In
the
lives
i
of
the
cadets
is
provided
by
Mau-
rean
O
Sallivan
and
Rosalind
Russell
who
appear
on
the
two
sides
of
a
dramatic
triangle
that
almost
re
sults
brine
death
ot
Wallace
Beery
In
trying
to
save
his
son.
Robert
Yowng.
from
cowardice.
aw
supporting
roles
art
filled
by
such
outstanding
players
at
Lewis
Stone,
as
commanding
of
ficer
of
the
air
fWd;
James
O
lea-son,
as
an
aviation
mechanic
whr
rules
his
life
by
ajtrology:
Russell
Hardle.
as
the
son
of
the
commander
crippled
by
an
air
accident
Iletuy
Wadsworth.
Robert
Taytatj
and
Robert
Living
on.
as
flyln-stodenta.
and
Frank
Conroy.
as
an
aviation
captain
DOCTORING
YOUR
DAIRY
HERD
Cow
aren't
msehinet.
They
ess
grt.
tck
or
hurt
But
Mlnsrd'i
Liniment
make
it
tiny
to
eart
for
their
Ills.
Mn.
Thns.
Rulmer
of
IjMo,
R.C.,
found
one
of
hr
fierd
with
lump
in
her
ttdder.
"I
rakM
K
with
Xtntrd's
Liniment",
ae
says,
"and
it
soon
got
Utter."
Mintrd'i
la
best
for
Cats.
BniUes,
Colie,
IMsinpr,
tU
and
eally
goad
atable
or
in
nee.
Well
camad
"King
of
Tain".
u
Seeing
is
Believing
.
.
nwmjiu4IJlit!i
TO.NIC.IIT
k
S.UIRDAY
A
New
Speed
Record
In
hntcrtainmcnt!
WAIJ.ACB
BEERY
in
"WEST
POINT
OF
THE
AIR"
Up
UO-to
the
n
il.
i
-
,
f
;
wwW
.
.
.
then
i;
roaring
power-div
f
mvy,
feetl
Hundreds
t
falling
planes
.
.
am,
iwm
seen
bef..t.
a
Against
this
rcUlnv
W..
.
Beery
at
his
grenn
,
risks
life
and
honor
,
hk
son
from
the
wi
i..
man!
1th
LEWIS
STOXK
KOI1LUT
Y0l"X(i
MAL'lti:ii
O'Stl.l.lVAX
JIMMIi:
(iLDASO.V
All
31
fcO
31
LAI'IUX
AMI
IIAKUY
t
in
"iixi:u-rrriits-
Mirkey
Moue'r
Hand
Concert
Coming!
Cominf
'
Coroinc'
cLAi'nirrrr.
ctn.ni.iiT
In
"IrulUtlon
ft
Lift
.
is'8iBiBtBiBiB;a:B:.i.:B:t:a
"S!V-
ft
ft
ii
i
rain
We
will
prove
by
DEMONSTRATION
to
any
holder
in
the
city
that
the
EASY
Washer
i
super
r
to
othor
makes
of
washers
in
the
following
jxar'
1.
Uses
less
hot
water
(5
jjallons
less).
2.
Uses
less
soap
per
wash.
:i.
Is
the
EASIEST
on
the
clothes.
1.
(Jives
the
cleanest
and
whitest
wash.
T.
Does
the
work
in
the
least
time.
6.
Is
the
safest
in
a
home
with
children.
7.
Has
the
best
appearance.
8.
Is
the
most
efficiently
constructed.
Thee
points
we
are
willing
to
prove
by
practical
demonstration
In
your
own
home.
Phone
6
for
a
demonstration.
vs.Mi
HYDE
TRANSFER
P.
CAMKKON
Manacer
PHONE
580
Dealers
In
Dry
Sawdust.
Tables
and
chairs
for
rent.
Wine
bottles
Furniture
moving
Express
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