TAGZ
FOCB
THE
ATTACK
IS
ON
Keep
Plants
Free
of
Disease
SPRAY
NOW
Sprayers
25c
from
Brass
Floral
S2.25
Sprayers
.
Bedding
Geraniums
For
the
window
box.
etc.
gjj
Garden
Wheelbarrow
Very
l?1
S4.45
Cotton
Gloves
25c
2
pair
for
Sweet
Pea
Twine
OA
,Ul
p
per
ball
10c
&
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Hardware
PHONE
3
UY
HERE
B
ALANCE
ANK
THE
Whether
you
are
going
camping
picnirinr
or
staying;
at
home,
wi
can
supply
you
and
save
you
mone;
FLOUR
First
Patent
S1.75
All
Brands,
49-lb.
sack
FLOUR
Second
Patent
$1.63
All
Brands,
49-lb
sack
ALBERTA
BUTTER
24c
per
Itr.
B.
C.
LETTUCE
Good
11c
heads,
2
for
TERRACE
POTATOES
While
they
last
Q-f
QC
per
ack
Ql.O0
HEIN2
PORK
&
BEANS
12c
Medium,'
per
tin
.
LIBBY-S
PORK
ii
BEANS
15c
...
Large,
per
tin
'
LIBBY-S
TOMATO
JUICE
29c
Large,
3
tins
I-B.Q.
SODAS
DoHar
size
37c
per
box
SWEET
MIXED
BISCUITS
25c
per
lb
FLY
-SPRAY
For
killing
35c
files,
per
bottle
Strawberries,
.Bananas,
Oranges,
Canteloupes,
Apples
&
Vegetables
at
REDUCED
PRICES
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Dave
More
Cents"
P.
O.
Box
575
Phone
18
r-Kimri
i
an
w
;
avt
i
Hyde
Transfer
PHONE
580
Office
315
Second
Avenue
COAL
Wood
Furniture
Moving
Be
wisj,
Read
the
want
adj.
DINNER
OF
30
COURSES
Visitor
to
China
Tells
of
Adventure
In
Dining
on
a
tery
Mixed
Diet
BOMBAY.
June
24:
(CP
'-To;
persons
acquainted
with
the
eating
,
ustoms
of
the
East
as
exemplified
i
in
India,
a
3
-course
meal
in
'China
seems
to
be
an
adventure,
j
The
Times
of
Indlr
recently
pub
lished
the
following
description
of
the
experience
of
a
visitor
to
ai
Chinese
city.
"
'Don't
worry,'
a
friend,
conversant
with
such
things
said
on
the
vay
to
an
invitation
affair.
'It's
only
a
30-course
feast.
Just
nibble
vt
the
different
dishes.
Refuse
the
i
x)wl
of
rice
at
the
end,
unless
you
I
feel
able
for
it.
for
etiquette
de-
i
nands
it
be
finished
to
the
last
.ram,
and
hold
everything
you
can
;
n
both
hands.
The
meal
will
last
wo
hours'
j
"The
room
was
bare,
with
an
un-1
curtained
window,
four
Chinese
i
scrolls
and
an
ugly
pendulum'
-lock
on
the
walls,
a
round
table,'
t
with
various
dishes
on
green-
j
jattemed
American
cloth,
and,
'ight
wooden
stools.
j
"My
friend
refused
the
first
and
icons'
stools
offered
and
I
did
the
ame.
registering
the
first
item
in
he
table
of
my
mental
'donte.
)nce
seated,
it
was
difficult
to
;now
what
to
do
with
our
feet,1
shich
dangled
as
they
had
not
ione
jstoce
nursery
days.
Those
.ays
were
even
more
vividly
re
-
'
ailed
when
the
waiters
brought
in
i
steamlng-hot
towel
and
preaen-
?d
one
to
each
of
us.
Imitating
iy
fellow-guest,
I
took
it
in
both
lands
and
proceeded
to
wipe
my
rXliJlnf
SU?rtrf"8-
y
refreshing,
and
amazing
the
uantity
of
street
dust
it
was
able
o
bring
off.
The
ubie.
too.
laid
out
with
10
iucers
of
varied
dainties,
recalled
le
dolls'
tea-parties
of
the
nur-
ery,
when
odds
and
ends
were
egged
from
the
kitchen
cupboard.
n
the
10
saucers
I
could
see
pea-
nits,
sugar-candy,
melon
seeds,
liced
bananas
and
apples,
sweet-
ned
radishes,
crystallized
plums.
lices
of
sponge
cake
and
a
salad
ilxture.
For
each
guest
was
set
a
aucer
containing
some
native
sh.
a
bowl
and-
'
a
pair
f
chop
-
iUcks.
1
Nature
Builds
Your
Body-but
you
supply
tha
matarials.
Health
suffers
if
you
run
snort
of
iron.
Your
food
and
drink
are
the
only
materials
Nature
gels
to
maintain
bodily
it
mirth
and
well-being.
But
the
tragedy
oi
modern
foods
is
their
shortage
of
iron.
Sooner
or
later
this
has
an
e&ect
upon
the
health.
It
causes,
at
first,
a
run-down
condition
and
simple
anrmia;
then
develops
into
serious
ailments,
U
not
checked.
This
was
shown
to
be
true
In
a
group
of
forty-five
people
whose
blood
was
examined
by
a
competent
authority.
In
forty
cases
the
blood
was
thinner
and
paler
than
it
should
have
been,
due
to
the
shortage
of
iron.
The
authority
who
conducted
the
tests
recorded
the
exact
amount
of
the
shorUgi
for
each
person,
then
put
every
one
of
them
on
a
30-day
treatment.
The
preparation
he
gave
them
was
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
Pills
(called
pink
because
they
have
a
pink
sugar
coating).
In
one
month
be
examined
their
blood
again
and
found
that
the
red
corpuscles
and
the
iron
bad
definitely
increased
in
every
case.
This
test
b
a
demonstration
of
what
this
fine
old
remedy
can
do
for
you;
U
...
as
is
likely
.
.
.
you
need
iron.
Wouldn't
you
like
to
feel
really
strong
and
vigorous
again?
Wouldnt
you
like
to
eat
well,
sleep
soundly,
take
a
keen
interest
in
Hie
around
you
.
.
.
?
Then
put
yourself
on
a
30-day
treatment
with
Dr.
Wiffiams'
Pink
Pills.
Directly
you
begin
taking
this
reliable
old
preparation,
the
reconstructive
process
win
start.
The
blood
wiD
grow
richer
.
.
.
will
carry
more
vitality
.
.
.
and
your
own
feelings
will
react
pleasantly.
Old
aches
and
o3
days
will
give
way
to
new
vigor
and
brighter
outlook
on
Efe.
You
wiB
know
once
again
the
joy
of
possetaing
that
priceless
treasure
.
.
.
health!
Full
sire
box
50C
I7M
carkmly
betwwn
th
two
traiah
sticks.
After
a
short
interval
thi
main
dishes
arrived,
one
by
one
here
hot,
delklously
tender,
invariable
has
in
small
balls
or
slices,
save
for
or,
,
.
...
.
.
,
largc
Iteh
SP11-
but
no
k-
ileal
order.
Fried
chicken
in
ball
wouk
Preced
lotus
seeds
in
syrup.
Lake
sliccd
mush
rooms
would
follow
sea
.3
5,1188
sravy.
There
were
meat
;j
dumpUngs.
apple
dipped
In
sugar,
sIlccd
bacon,
fish
steaks
in
this
be
gastronomic
medley,
so
that
there
was
a
uht
Bgstion
of
Tiiaht-
mare
ln
fantastic
dlaregard
of
the
value
of
a
balanced
menu.
'There
was
nothing
to
drfnk,
and
our.
Western
thirst
became
acute
.tne
IeMt
refunded
off
tth'f,e,icious
soupand.a
bowl
of
te.
vtth
rice
we
accepted
the
one
with
zest
'
We
had
arrived
on
the
stroke
of
and
refused
the
oer
with
genuine
he
second
hour
of
the
second
half
thankfulness,
if
the
day.
but
it
was
At'
till
the)
"'You
naren,t
ean
Utl
you'n
hird
hour
that
a
Chinese
woman
'stu,fed'
our
nost
aald
disappoint-teacher,
two
merchants
and
two
etUy'
ming
lne
U5utl
P0116
Chlneso,
students
made
our
rvirtv
onmni.i.
J
WMIJJJV,
We
had
foregone
our
usual
mlddayl
-
imin
ana
were
ready
for
our
30-course
meal,
so
it
was
a
little
difficult
to
refrain
from
doing
more
than
nibble
when
we
drew
our
stools
up
to
the
table
and
the
feast
was
opened.
"Memories
of
playing
progressive
games
came
fast
as
I
seized,
or
rather
failed
to
seize,
a
nut
or
plum
with
my
chopsticks.
You
either
popped
the
dainty
straight
into
your
mouth
or
ate
it
held
pre-j
"T1LL1E
THE
TOILER"
KJ0W,T1LUE
,
VOU'MB
GOT
TO
bO
SOHE-THIMS"
TO
(SET
SOME
PUBLICITY
1
.lormuu,
.
Jab
-
-
Today's
Weather
,
j
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
south
wind,
temperature
52.
Anyox
Cloudy,
cjlm.
54.
j
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm.
53.
,
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm.
54.
Smithers
Part
cloudy,
calm,
warmer.
Burns
Lake
Cleer,
calm.
50.
BUT
VJHflT?
OH,
DO
M
L&ri
VJELL,
IF
YtX
VJOM'T
KeaYKE
F02A
PUBLICITY
STUWT
I'LL-HA
TO
SCMEOKE
ELSE
a
'
'
A
THE
DAILY
NEWS
I'LL
MAKE
VJALLY
VOU
PUBLICITY
&U2ECTOT2.
OH,
a
.
a
a
a
a
WAUUT
r
,
HOW
ABOUT
HEY;
LETTlMa
"the
ME
PICK
TOMES
GhT
ITHE
VICTIM
SAD
T
EACH
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
I
Steamer
J.
R
Morgan
came
in
'Saturday
from
the
lstnds
mingling
William
Murray
who
had
been
injured
in
connection
with
logging
operations
and
Cyril
Harrison
wno
its
ill
and
may
have
to
go
south.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Palmer
and
C.
P.
Allison
returned
in
the
vessel
which
is
a
tugboat
engaged
in
connectiin
with
the
logging
camp
and
was
finnerty
tb
Prince
Albert.
Jim
Bacon
"has
received
a
copy
of
the
London
Express
showing
I
pictures
of
the
Jubilee
celeb
rations,
j
In
one
of
the
pictures
it
his
brother
on
horseback
quite
near
the
King.
This
brother
has
been
for
many
years
in
charge
of
the
Royal
News
tat
Buckingham
Palace.
OMINECA
SCENE
OF
ACTIVITY
Companies
and
Syndicates
Operating
in
Northern
Interior
and
Local
Concern
Interested
VAKDERHOOF.
June
:-Tht
Omlneca
ecfuttry
north
of
hen-
u
again
the
veene
of
extensive
plam
development
this
year
with
severu:
companies
and
syndicates
in
th
field.
Four
hundred
utiles
-north
cf
the
Two
Brothers
Mining
Co
some
forty
men
at
work
on
the
development
of
a
big
valley
preparatory
to
large
scale
development
Transportation
of
equipment
anfl
(Applies
in
from
Tsfct
is
entirely
by
plane
with
Pitt
rant
MacOonachie
ln
ehasge.
ready
one
Universal
Foster
plane
in
ate
and
later
these
wfll
another.
I.
H.
Blackey
of'Calgary
Buimuncawng
inc
;
company
s
'
-peaUons.
,
t,
.
(iV
8late
CtWk
near
it
con-tluegce
with
Manxon
ttresk
Con-xiUolited
Mining
&
Smelting
Co..
inder
raanaoement
;af
Wm.
Ogll-
is
ccNtttnaing
Its
operations
at
least
tiftf
men
at
work
'r-l.-
m
.
.
.
.
tire
cunipuj.
f
u
anaerstooa.
plans
to
coruttderably
enlarge
Its
operating
equipment.
A
Falrehlld
plane,
piloted
by
Ken
Dewar.
is
being
used
In
tnmsporting
supplies
from
Stuart
Lake
at
Fort
St.
James.
Cermanson
Placers,
of
which
R.
C.
McCorkell
is
the
moving
spirit,
is
expected
to
discontinue
hydraulic
king
on
Oermanaon
Creek
and
take
in
a
dredging
outfit
with
which
work
will
be
resumed
neat
year.
There
is
also
activity
on
Vital
Creek
by
kl
J.
Brown
of
Burns
Lake
and
Northern
Ventures
limi
ted
of
Prince
Rupert.
Everybody
reads
the
Dally
News
There's
a
reason.
A
Willing
SoMETHMS
GOOFY
rt&ZfJ$
f
lW
I
I
1W
At
Last
--
1935
Contract
Bridge
Rapid
Score
Pads
have
arrived.
.1
Sec
our
50c
and
GSc'I'lRying
Cards
for
extra
value.
ie
have
a
romplete
range
$2.00
(including
tax)
Agents
for
Hourd's
'Maple
Leaf'
Folding
Tables
From
$3.00
up
(JKT
YOUR
I'ICaMC
REQUIKEsMKNTS
Here
Paper
Plates,
Taper
Cups,
Wax
Pajxir,
Serviettes
and
Table
Cloths.
Kodak
Film
and
Camera
Supplies
eMoAs.Mi
of
the
war:
the
brave
marching
awmJr.
cwnradshlp
of
the
men
fought;
the
aB
but
Incredjoie
of
carnage
on
land
and
sea
and
m
alr:
batUeflekls
!
strewn
with
remnanU
or
men
ana
chin
destgned
to
kin
them
th.
ult.M
human
beine.
mUt
wrth
movinf
on
to
afMt
or
victory,
deathless
m
their
to
face
death.
Other
scenr.
ar-snatcha.
of
th
row
coun9t
and
mor
that
nothing
omM
H1.
oanes
of
moving
and
wlemn
beauty-bat
It
U
the
terror
tt
alL
and
th
ntt
ik.
m.
r
Price
20c
of
fine
cards
from
15c
to
ISCMEBOI
-nl
THAT
VJOULDN-Ar
Mb
t
I
BBS
at
v
j
i
I
I
aawM
1
i
rf
I
i
f
wi
a
;
i
'
"
"Victim"
TtXJ
MIGHT
XA
BUT
ViVWLL.1T
fBucfrriaK
ROMANCE
Starting
the
Ball
Rolling
LISTEN
"THIS-
IN
MILLIE.
peeper's
column
-TtLLiE'
U!D
DOM
ARB
TO
BE
TW
WW
ABOUT
OTHEK.
I
l
'
-y
'
(
THS
,
GO
ON
War
Picture
Is
I
Seen
at
Capitol
The
Ileal
Fightinr
Pictures
Shown
Under
Canadian
Ugion
Auspi-
!
res
With
Matinee
Speaking
of
the
war
picture
which
Is
being
shown
today
ana
tomorrow
at
the
OapMoi
under
Ca-
nadian
Legion
auspices
the
Ottawa
Journal
says
editoriatty:
"Whatever
may
be
said
af
lh-
picture
of
this
name
now
showlac
at
the
RKO
Capitol
Theatre,
let
no
one
say
of
It
that
it
u
propaganda
for
war.
For
not
all
the
books
that
nave
oeen
wnnen
sgausn
wr.
n
all
the
sermons
that
have
been
!?!rr.M
'
,
ZJT
r
.
m
i
iwiui
ms,
.
.
a
picture
to
pander
to
the
morula
Lor
the
sensational,
nor
Is
"
com-
poundedof
that
mere
P'
stand
out.
That
and
that
final
upon
horror
and
beastliness
which
of
crOM
trutt
0(
hsve
marred
cinema
all.
and
eternal
symbol
and
con-many
war
books
What
to
of
what
war
meana"
here
Is
an
sctual
and
faithful
photographic
record
of
things
that
;
1
were
done
and
endured
by
Can-,
o
p
nnkan
ada
s
own
flesh
add
Wood
In
those
i
J
.!?
clergyman
at
Masaett
tnUJ
recen-
four
dread
years
in
rrance-
a
mingling
of
human
heroism
and
ompnled
by
Mm
Oraham
-xTlflce
with
acu
and
scenes
so
and
six
children,
left
this
morning
rrlble
as
to
be
almost
beyond
be-
for
Atlin
aboard
the
steamer
Pnr,
lief.
cess
Lou
e
UATES
BACV-
TD
UlVJHO
PUT
TTLLIE
PAJ2TYtf3fc
)-THAT
lu
MOVAB
TARS
r-'l'THE
1
Bv
I
"Watching
this
pfoeession
pass
by
on
the
screen,
there
comes
to
one,
two
overpowering
emotions:
pride
in
the
valor
and
fibre
of
uie
men
who
could
live,
endure
or
die
amid
such
scenes;
horror
that
s
world,
supposedly
Christian
and
civilised,
should
permit
such
things
to
happen.
Here
before
one's
gate
passes
the
whole
desolating
storv
VMONDETi
COLUMul
TONIGHT
"THAT
SOUNDS
AUtOST
CRAZY
YOO'Li.
HAVE
4W
(rml
"TO
THINK
UP
If
'-'i
b
mi
7
i
P.M.
Uncensored!
Authentic!
Thc
Truth
at
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