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WALLACE'S
JUST
ARRIVED
Ladies'
Flannel
and
Cord
Slacks
NAVY.
FAWN,
GKEY.
ZIPPER
SIDE
FASTENERS
New
Summer
Hats
CREPES,
FELTS.
IN
WHITE
ANI
PASTEL
SHADES
Phone
9
J
HEINZ
SOUPS-Medium,
per
tin
FOR
SALE
Let
3,
B.
9.
S.
1,
and
Improvements
HEINZ
PORK
&
BEANS
-J
Op
Large,
per
tin
XOo
SMALL
WHITE
BEANS
4
lbs.
DRY
SALT
PORK
per
lb
HORSESHOE'
SOCKEYE
SALMON.
1-lb.
tin
ALLGOOD
SOCKEYE
SALMON,
Vi-lb.
tin
19c
19c
39c
17c
Fancy
Bananas,
3
lbs.
25c
Juicy
Oranges,
good
size,
doz.
29c
Cucumbers,
good
size,
each
14c
AU
Other
Fruits
and
Vegetables
at
Reduced
Prices
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents'
P.
O,
Box
55
Thone
18
IBXBXBJIXBl'.BI'lXM'HiTill
We
wish
to
announce
that
the
REGAL
SHOP
Is
now
established
in
their
new
home
next
door
to
the
Kulkley
Market.
We
should
like
to
take
this
opportunity
to
thank
our
customers
for
their
loyal
support
durlne
the
past
two
years
and
trust
that
we
shall
be
favored
with
your
continued
support
in
our
new
store.
Third
&
Fulton
Lot
43,
B.
22,
S.
5,
and
Improvements
,
Let
4W6,
R.
5.
CD.,
nnimproved.
Crown
Granted,
130
acres
Lot
1,
B.
3,
S.
1.
and
improvements
Lot
4.
B.
27,
S.
5,
and
Improvements
LoU
9
&
10,
B.
15,
S.
7.
and
Improvements,
Chas.
Vess
Estate
.
..
N.E,
V
Lot
3083.
Alyansh
(153
acres)
and
improvements,
Wlntermute
Estate
Let
3063,
Aiyansh
103
acres)
6
acres
cleared
and
In
hay,
Wra.
Stewart
Estate
LoU
5
&
6,
Blk.
43.
Sec.
6,
and
improvements,
including
contents,
Ida
Ramsay
Estate
Lot
1045,
R.
5,
CD.
19
acres)
and
improvements.
Terrace
Blk.
3.
SD.
of
DX.
1099.
R.
5,
CD
(4
acres)
Terrace
..
$1000.00
450.00
125.00
200.00
250.00
..
500.00
100.00
600.00
500.00
950.00
100.00
OTFICIAL
ADMINISTRATOR.
GARDEN
NEEDS
LAWN
MOWERS
$7.95
&
S9.00
WHEELBARROWS
$5.00
SPRINKLING
CANS
$1.15
&
$1.25
GARDEN
HOSE.
50
ft.
S1.50
&
$5.00
GRASS
SHEARS
75c
&
$1.35
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
ervice
THAT
PLEASES
at
MUSSALLEM'S
We
Deliver
Orders
$1.00
or
Over
BLUE
RIBBON
TEA
I
s
per
lb
BLUE
RIBBON
COFFEE
per
lb
BLUE
RIBBON
BAKING
POWDER,
5-lh.
tin
BLUE
RIBBON
BAKING
POWDER,
12-oz.
tin
HEINZ
KETCHUP
Large,
per
bottle
...
HEINZ
SOUPS
Small,
per
tin
47c
39c
99c
20c
22c
9c
i
15c
Princess
Royal
To
Have
Thyroid
Gland
Operation
LONDON.
June
4
The
Princess
Royal
formerly
Princess
Mary),
only
daughter
of
King
George
and
Queen
Mary,
must
soon
undergo
an
operation
for
thyroid
gland
removal,
it
was
announced
yeterday.
She
has
been
suffering
for
some
time
with
goitre.
NANAIMO
BOY
DROWNED
NANAIMO,
June
4:
George
VERY
WELL
!
KNOWN
MAN
Official
of
Government,
Now
Dead,
Was
Philanthropist
And
Prominent
Mason
VICTORIA,
J
tint
4:
Robert
Baird,
who
died
in
Victoria
Sunday,
was
taken
to
hospital
recently
when
he
suffered
a
relapse
while
attending
the
King's
Silver
Jubilee
ceremonies
at
Parliament
Square,
where
he
had
been
honored
by
the
,
award
of
a
commemoration
medal.
For
some
months
previously
he
had
been
convalescing
from
nervous
disorders
centring
in
the
spine.
Born
in
Ontario
One
of
seven
children
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Baird
of
Sunderland,
Ont,
the
late
Robert
Baird
commenced
on
February
7.
1876.
a
career
that
was
to
'carry
him
to
brilliant
attainments
in
a
highly
specialized
field
of
municipal
administration.
His
early
youth
and
training
were
passed
in
Eastern
Canada,
shared
by
six
brothers
and
sisters.
some
of
whom
have
since
died.
Between
1899
and
1900
Mr.
Baird
taught
school
at
Sunderland,
before
going
to
the
University
of
Toronto
in
the
latter
year,
where
he
took
a
Master
of
graduating
in
1904.
.
Between
1904
and
1914
he
was
identified
with
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
rising
to
the
post
of
assistant
manager
at
one
of
the
prairis
branches.
On
May
1,
1914.
he
became
the
first
inspector
of
British
Columbia
municipalities,
when
that
service
was
created
as
a
branch
of
the
Attorney-General's
Department
Given
Promotion
Mr.
Baird
remained
as
the
original
inspector
of
municipalities
until
the
end.
In
1934
he
was
promoted,
in
addition,
as
deputy
minister
of
municipal
affairs,
when
the
new
department
was
created
by
the
Pattullo
ministry,
under
Hon.
A.
W.
Gray,
retaining
the
inspectorate
at
the
same
time.
For
a
number
of
years
past
Mr.
Baird
acted
for
the
Attorney-General
in
his
capacity
as
committee
of
the
estates
of
persons
in
pro
vincial
care
under
the
Lunacy
Act.
a
position
of
great
responsibility
in
which
tens
of
thousands
of
dollars
worth
of
property
were
held
and
invested
in
trust
for
those
in
provincial
mental
institutions.
Several
of
his
brothers
became
barristers,
one.
W.
J.
Baird
being
well
known
in
connection
with
his
I
former
appointment
as
liquor
com
missioner
lor
this
province.
He
died
In
1934
In
Vancouver,
after
a
brief
illness.
Acts
of
Philanthropy
While
it
was
for
outstanding
work
as
Inspector
of
municipalities
that
Robert
Baird
was
chiefly
re
garded,
there
are
few
men
who
Holmes.
14-year
old
Nanaimo
boy.
j
had
such
a
wide
range
of
interests
was
drowned
while
swimming
here
or
who
brought
more
genuine
ab-
!
yesterday.
Uity
and
good
fellowship
to
bear
"T1LLIE
THE
TOILER"
THE
D.ULT
NITTS
TflfKlY
j
on
the
problems
of
their
daily
work.
He
was
noted
both
in
and
outside
of
the
Civil
Serrtee
for
many
acts
of
kindness
and
philanthropy.
In
his
duties.
Mr.
Baird
will
be
nigh
irreplaceable.
From
twenty
years
of
active
association
with
the
76
municipalities
of
the
pro
vince,
he
knew
all
their
circumstances,
and
his
advice
was
actively
sought
by
those
at
the
head
of
municipal
affairs.
The
annual
report
of
his
department
was
ever
an
Intensely
human
document,
sparing
in
easUgatton
and
warm
in
praise
where
this
could
be
honestly
bestowed.
It
was,
further,
a
record
of
fact
from
whkh
none
sought
appeal
Distinguished
Mason
Mr.
Baird
was
a
distinguished
Mason,
having
held
in
succession
the
office,
of
Grand
Junior
Warden.
Grand
Senior
Warden,
Deputy
Grand
Master
and
Grand
Master
of
the
Grand
Lodge
of
Freemasons
of
British
Columbia.
He
was
elected
Grand
Master
in
1928.
In
the
Scottish
Rite
he
also
distinguished
himself,
being
a
thirty-second
degree
Mason.
He
also
was
a
member
of
the
Union
Club
and
the
Victoria
Golf
Club.
He
is
survived
by
his
widow.
Madame
Eva
Baird,
and
one
daughter.
Helen
Patricia,
at
the
Arts
degree,
J
Iamn'
resiaence.
Laurel
Lane.
Mineral
wui
take
place
in
Vancouver
on
Wednesday.
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
H.
Bakken.
O.
L.
Rorie
and
John
Orvik,
city.
Wah
Soon,
Inverness;
J.
A.
Mc-
Isaac.
city;
D.
McLeod,
Porcher
Island;
E.
Nordmark
and
J.
Lund-mark,
Vancouver.
Prince
Rupert
E.
G.
Ironside,
E
A.
Magel.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Newton
Burdkk.
J
H
Hamilton
and
J.
AWred,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
R.
Tomlinson
and
Bobby.
Metlakatla,
Alaska;
O.
F.
Tough
and
Mrs.
P.
H.
King
and
son.
In
verness;
W.
M.
Campbell.
C.
N
R
Savoy
H.
Clay.
Surf
Point;
E
M.
Letnes
and
Miss
Bertha
B.
Fawcett.
Port
Essington;
F.
T.
Bratton.
Kalen.
Central
Mrs.
P.
Hausen,
Charley
Johnson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
SkipneM.
O
Knutson.
Charles
Johnson
and
Mr
P.
Hausen.
city;
A.
Adams.
Edmon
ton.
O.
Johnson
and
Stg
Johnson
city;
T.
Anderson.
C.
N.
R
:
Nick
J
Coulter,
Port
Edward;
Mrs.
O.
Webstad.
Vancouver;
N.
H.
Fother-by,
Smithers.
Knox
J.
R.
Reynolds
and
Pat
Deanr
city;
Carl
Olson,
Georgetown:
Percy
Milton
and
Joe
OarKon.
An-yox.
P.
Fagerlund.
E
Pedersen.
A.
Ferguson
and
N.
Davidson,
city:
s.
McDow,
Nanaimo:
J.
E.
Berkley.
Frank
Lancaster
and
George
Robertson,
Vancouver.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
.
.
.
I
.
u..
nlMMnt
I
in
spue
01
aniu'm
vu
weather
condition,
many
angling
parties
were
out
over
the
week-end.
some
of
the
excursions
extendtn
into
the
Kings
Birthday
holiday.
The
angling
season
may
now
be
aM
to
be
fairly
under
way.
la
the
most
of
caws,
good
striofts
were
taken.
Joe
Scott
got
the
"big
fish"
of
the
week-end
a
seven-pound
rainbow
at
Kbtada
Lake.
Union
steamer
CaUla.
Capt.
A.
L.
Dickson,
returned
to
port
at
11:30
this
morning
from
Anyox.
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
and
sailed
at
1:34
this
afternoon
for
the
south.
The
vessel
eaued
at
Georgetown
before
arriving
here
to
load
box
shooks
for
Butodale.
Coming
north
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
Dan
McKtnnon.
is
not
expected
to
port
this
trip
before
late
tomorrow
night.
Delay
has
been
caused
by
I
the
vessel
having
an
exceptionally
i
large
shipment
of
freight
for
the
'Consolidated
Whaimg
Corpora
-,
(ion's
whaling
station
at
Rose
Har-!
bor
which
is
being
pat
in
readlnes
!
for
the
season's
operations.
The
two
small
K
tchikan
motJir-
Hyde
Transfer
PHONE
580
Office
315
Second
Avenue
COAL
Wood
Furniture
Moving
Wally
Beards
the
"Lion"
ships
Qsinore
and
Virginia
were
in'
port
yesterday
afternoon,
bringing!
parcels
of
fresh
fish
for
transship
ment
east
over
Canadian
National
Railways.
Fewer
Families
Now
on
Relief
Decrease
of
200,000
Since
March.
United
States
Secretary
Of
Labor
Announces
WASHINGTON.
D.O.
June
4:
Miss
Frances
Perkins,
Secretary
of
Labor,
announces
that
there
are
4.360,000
families
00
relief
in
the
United
States
today
as
compared
with
4.400.000
in
March.
Greta
Garbo
On
Chicago
Visit
CHICAGO.
June
4
Greta
Oaroo.
celebrated
screen
actress.
Is
paying
a
visit
to
Chieao
To
avoid
TWO
CM
;
I
LUTQi
The
Hengal
Lancer
The
Girl
of
His
gJ
Gary
Cooper
Anna
Sten
TOGETHER!
f
In
a
Story
of
Ba0,,
tn4
Hare
Komsnce,
Wedding
Night"
News
Ralph
Bellamy
Helen
Vinson
'At
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40
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4;
Months
for
-
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Corned
IS
108
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Its
QITAPPELLE
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c
crowds
at
the
railway
station
In
Mrs.
John
Atham
the
city,
she
left
her
train
in
the
man.
celebrated
t.
suburbs
yesterday
and
motored
to
ttrday
She
claim-a
locul
hotel
of
age.
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