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FOUR
CERTO
per
bottle
ECONOMY
JAR
CAPS
per
doz.
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MONTH-END
BARGAINS
Good
Till
July
3rd
AYLMER
TOMATOES
2
sqt.,
3
tins
AYLMER
CORN
2's
2
tins
AYLMER
PEAS
2's.
No.
3,
2
Uns
With
6
Aylmer
labels,
-
-
s
,
27c
23c
29c
we
will
give
FREE
one
Fathers
ol
Con
lederation
Picture,
size
20x14,
suitable
for
framing.
Get
yours
NOW!
PURE
LARD
l's
per
lb
3
lbs
BOLOGNA
Sliced
per
lb,
-.
SHAMROCK
PORK
SAUSAGE,
1-lb.
tin
BEST
FOODS
SALAD
DRESSING,
12-oz.
bottle
ERE
IS
YOUR
...Powdered
for
Lightness
!
A
There
are
sixteen
quarts
of
the
best
creamy
milk
in
this
tin
of
KLIM
!
It
weighs
only
five
pounds
so
take
KLIM
with
you
and
Solve
the
fresh
milk
problem
for
the
entire
trip.
KLIM
is
powdered
whole
milk
not
a
substitute.
Add
KLIM
to
water,
and
you
again
have
real
milk
sweet
as
it
came
from
the
dairy.
Just
mix
as
much
KLIM
as
you
need
for
each
meal.
There
is
no
waste.
KLIM
keeps
without
ice.
FREE
"Easy
Camp
Cooking
Recipes'1
Genuine
cooking
secrets
of
famous
woodsmen,
collected
by
Borden's
and
put
into
a
compact
little
book
"Easy
Camp
Cooking
Recipes",
will
be
mailed
to
you
free
on
request
Wonderful
for
camp
and
so
good
youll
use
them
at
home
all
through
the
year.
Clip
coupon
and
mail
for
your
book
buy
KLIM
at
your
grocer's
or
supply
post.
15c
44c
20c
24c
23c
STRAWBERRIES
For
preserving.
Now
at
the
peak.
Arriving
Friday
and
Monday.
S.
$2.25
10c
We
advise
to
buy
now
as
the
season
Is
expecttd
to
be
short.
32c
40c
Fresh
Fruits
and
VfRelables
at
Reduced
Prices
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ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cent"
P.
O.
Box
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Phone
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Recipe"
by
Umoui
guide
iditinp
cooVi,
FREE,
by
f'rtura
Namu.
Strut.
Jean
Watt,
Phillip
Williamson,
guerlte
Johnaop.,
?
Kazu
Nlshio,
Frank
Wllllscroit,
Richard
Wrath-
Frances
Yager.
all.
.
I
Completed
Grade
9
Commercial
i
Completed
Grade
10
Commercial
'
Passed
with
honors
Lillian
Charlotte
Phillipson,
Lloyd
Rice.
Passed
with
honors
Cecile
Ca-
Croxford,
Allan
Davies.
Elsie
Davis.
Marjorle
Silversldes.
Jim
Schubert,
venalle,
Ruby
Green,
Mildred
Ket-,
Mary
Geary.
Ruby
Lee.
Michael
iaun
faraitn,
Margaret
Smith,
Vic-
chum,
Jean
Scott.
Hadl
Suehlro.
Montesano.
Brian
Parsons,
Lois
torla
Stamford,
Gwyneth
Walker,
Passed-Blanche
Jensen,
Mar-
Ponder,
Emllle
Skattebol,
Kath
..
.erlne
Watson.
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
uperf
Brand"
SMOKED
LACK
COD
-
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Passed
Louis
Astoria,
Jessie
Gil
lis,
Mildred
Hunt,
Mary
Smith.
Strawberry
Tea-Sale
is
Held
By
C.
C.
F.
Ladies
Ladies
of
the
local
Co-operative
RECITAL
IS
HELD
Piano
Pupils
of
lis
Margaret
Mc-t'affery
Good
Account
Of
Thenweltes
Piano
pupils
of
Miss
Margaret
McCaffery
were
in
annual
recital
(last
night
at
the
Catholic
Hall,
all
giving
an
excellent
account
of
j
themselves
in
regard
to
progress
land
proficiency.
Thero
was
a
very
'good
attendance
of
Interested
par
ent
and
friends.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Berniee
Eastwood,
"Lullaby"
,
(Brahms).
j
Beatrice
Ritchie.
"Singing
Clock"
,
(Kamerer).
I
Suml
HayashL
"Fairy
Call"
Gordon
Dell,
-Persistent
Child"
Kamerer).
Kenneth
Johnston.
-Airy
Fairy"
(Spaulding).
David
Carter,
"Pre
du
Lac"
(Paul
Duvil).
i
Jean
Thompson,
"Fairies"
(Kamerer).
Maurice
Twig,
"Folk
Tune"
(Kamerer).
Olga
Lewis.
"Folk
Tune"
(Mrs.
P.
Kennedy).
Terry
Parsons,
"Folk
Song"
(Mrs.
P.
Kennedy).
Dorothy
McLeod.
"Merrily
We
i
Roll
Along"
(Kamerer).
!
i
Clifford
Wanamaker,
"Toe
Sparrow"
(Sehlller).
;
Jack
Mackintosh.
"Mazurka
(Little)"
(Scholer).
Lillian
Luth,
"Fairy
Sps",
(Mrs.
P.
Kennedy).
Nellie
KlWay,
-March
Mllltatre"
(Greenwald).
Lillian
Hill,
-LltUe
Walks"'
(Streaberg).
Vernon
Clecone,
"Masurlu"
Ulelru).
David
Balllie,
(Schumann).
In
Robertson,
(Schuberg).
Joan
Squire,
Commonwealth
Federation
are
I
'Schumann).
"Melody
In
CT
"Slumber
Bong"
"Little
Rcgret-
(Slater
Marina).
Phyllis
Jenner,
"Harvest
Home"
(Lange).
Nora
Dougherty,
"Sans
8oucl"
(Uchner).
Mary
Slevcrt,
"Enchanted
Lake"
(T.
Ooaion).
Pat
NIcholls,
'Marionettes"
(Rohde).
Gordon
Stamford,
"The
Juggler"
(Carl
Kern).
Nora
Clarke.
"Country
Dance"
(Sartorio).
May
Skinner.
"French
Minuet-Pearl
Menzles.
"Numnlng
Song"
(Schumann).
Margaret
Kllday,
"Soldier's
March"
(Schumann).
Mary
MacKenrle,
"Slumber
Boat"
(Heurter).
Jack
Collins,
"Wild
Rider"
(Schumann).
Ella
Krause.
"La
Rol
du
Village"
(Heinsi.
Jack
Carson,
"Parade
of
the
Wooden
Soldiers"
(Jesscl).
Beatrice
Orosvenor,
"Watchman's
Song"
(Grelg).
Richard
Mills,
"March"
(Tschal-kowsky).
Helen
Brown,
"Fairy
Footsteps"
Farran.
Peggy
Blackhall,
"Chez
Sol"
Zu-relch).
Thomas
Pierce.
"Chasing
Butterflies"
(Lemont).
Edith
Ritchie,
"Folk
Song"
holding
a
strawberry
tea
and
salej
Dick
Cameron,
"Elfin
Dance"
this
afternoon
in
he
clubrocms
on
'Jensen).
Fulton
Street,
the
proceedings
to
Itu
Kanaya,
"Serenade"
(R.
de
continue
with
a
card
party
this
Bolsdeffre).
evening.
The
genenl
committee
lnj
Evan
Love.
"Curious
Story"
(Hel-charge
consists
of
.
Mrs.
J.
Stor-lcr).
rings.
Mrs.
G.
W.
Rudderham.
Mrs.
'
H.
Daggett.
"Sir
Rupert"
(Schu-J.
Clavrlng.
Mrs.
George
Howe.lmann).
Mrs.
George
Lawson.
Mrs.
J.
B.'
Shlela
Blackstock,
"Rondo"
MacKay
and
Mrs.
Carl
Johnson,
j
'Haydn).
:
I
Bobby
Parsons,
March
Oro-
Rent
your
rooms
by
putting
anitesquc"
(Slnding).
ad.
In
this
paper.
j
Alec
Ballllc,
"Serwiata"
Mos-
In
a
State
of
Siege
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From
the
Waterfront
The
Juneau
commercial
seaplane
Patco.
piloted
by
a
V.
Simmons
and
having
a
passenger
oh
board,
arrived
here
shortly
after
5
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
Alaska
capital,
leaving
shortly
thereafter
for
Ketchikan.
Halibut
Arrivals
Canadian
R.
W..
12.000.
Cold
8torage.
5.7c
and
Sc.
kowski.
Op.
15).
Victoria
Stamford.
"Rhapsody
larch
From
Hungarian
Rhapsody
No.
2"
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Liszt
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A.
Peterson.
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Opus
17
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