ffjdBtyUr.
May
il,
1?38
WAKE-UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE
fai
Yu11
Jump
Out
(
tUi
la
t)
Jtfofning
Rarin'
to
Go
vka
Hfr
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pouf
ovt
tws
tomdi
at
f
aAtt
bil
!
root
dT.
U
this
Ml
bmt
(lewi
f
'""d
Wt
dirt.
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Inn
In
th
bow.ta.
Gu
Moats
p
ili.
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Yoo
rt
eontthatad.
Harmful
J,
r
lto
tha
Wr,
.wf
ytm
(m
sac.
JJak
ass
tba
world
looks
ponk.
.
j"
n
bml
momrxnt
doraa'tatirar
ft
t
tha
csom.
Yoa
wl
smathlai-
tht
works
tha
H
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Uka
tbcM
awad.
eld
LittJ
Urn
Pills
la
rt
tbo
two,
jrtmls
otW
flow)"
"
TW
ILi
"p
and
vp
Harmlaaa
and
rant)a.Uar
liU
tha
f
raalr.They
do
tlx
work
TtaHiMl
hot
haa
no
eatomel
of
mercury
In
fjUm
Aik
for
Cartaf'i
UUW
Unr
Pill,
br
Jn.
Stubborn!
refosa
anything
aba..e.
PERFECTION
IN
CANNED
SALMON
GOLD.
SEAL
Fancy
.
Red
Sockeye
CIIIS5!
In
1
"'oaoer
L.iNO
ACT
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed"
by
the
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
an
all
the"
"Year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert,
1
1HK-
(t
i'KCMK
I'OtKT
,OV
I1UITIMI
coi.v.Min
i
r
noli
vn;
IV
lilt
MAT1KH
OF
TUB
"AUMIMS-TKATIO'
ACT"
AMI
IX
f
lit
MATTER
Of
TUB
KHTATE
Of
JOHN
JOY,
lra.fa.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
H'
Honcur
Judge.
PUhr;
Uocal
Judge
of
the
Swrne
Court
of
British
Columbia,
mwle
the
Z2nd
day
of
May,
1936,
I
wbv
appolb-W
Admlnlstraitor
of
the
EstatK
of
John
Jcj,
Deceased
InteaUU.
lat
o!
Prince
Rupert..
B.C.,
"who
died'
on
Uit
Mth,
day
of
April,
1938,
All
persons
harlu;
claims
against
-th
said
ftat&re
hreby
required
to
furnish
same
pro
perly:
vettlied'
to
m
on
or
before
the
23th
day
of
June
1938;
otherwise
dls-;
portion
of
Uw
eald
Estate
will
be
mad4
without
regard
thereto.
All
parties
Indebted'
to
the
said
Estate
are
required
to'
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtd-nns
to
me
forthwith.
.
.
DATED
this
-22hd
day
of
May
1936.
NORMAN
A.
WATT;
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
LAND
ACT
Notlre
of
intention
to
apply
to
Leat
Land
In
Prince,
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
.of
Range
6
Court,
and
altutte
close,
to
Oalloway
Rsj)tds
Bridge,
near
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
Take
notice
that
I.
Martin
Miller
o'
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
occupation
Lumber
tntn
Intend!
to
apply,
for
a
lease
of
tie
foQiWlng'
described
Foreshore
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
p-proilmatelT
3.000
ft,
north
of
Lots
US-118.
D.
L.
341.
Range
5
Coast
District
thence
about
500
ft.
south
to
opposite
shore
thence
northerly
Iollolng
th
shoreline
to
post
of
commencemeni
and
containing
U4
acre,
more
or
lent
MARTIN
MILLER
Pt4
Uarrh
4
LAM
ACT
Kotlre
of
Inlrnllnn
lo
apply
to
Pur
chae
Ijind
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dutrlot
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
situate
on
the
North
shore
of
Cumshewa
Inlet
immediately
South
ol
Lot
45.
Q.
C.
I.
,
Take
notice
that
the
Allison
Logging
Company
Limited
of
Vancouver,
B.
C
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
put
chase
the
toUowlng
described
lands:-
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
8.
W,
corner
of
Lot
45.
Q.
C.
I.
thence
60
chains
East
along
South
boundary
of
Lot
45;
thene
due
South
to'
shoreline;
thence
West
along
shoreline
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
40"
acres
more
or
less.
AMBROSE
P.
ALLISON,
Pres.
Allison
Logging
Co.
Ltd.
Dated
April
31.
1936.
'
LA.MI
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
apply
to
Leae
Land
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
,
Recording.
Di-Wet
of
Range
5
Coast,
snd
situate
or
Kalen
Island
close
to
Oalloway
Rapldf
Bridge.
Take
notice'
that
I.
Martin
Miller
o
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
occupation
Lumber
inan
intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
.
Commencing
at
,
a
post
planted
ip-proimatley
3
000
ft.
north
of
lots
US-JIB,
t.
L;
351.
Range
S
Coast
thence
860
feet
west;
thence
760
ft.
south
thence
680
feet
east;
thence
360
ft
nth
thence
following
the
ahore
j
Uo
to
post
of
commencement
and
contain'
ten
acres,
more
or
less.
.
,
'
MARTIN.
MILLER
Dated
March
.
1fl.1i
Nolle
e
of
Intention
to
apply
to
Lease
i.anu
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Queen
Ohftrlotte
Wanda,
apd
Jituate
on
Cumshewa
Inlet
fronting
on
unsurveyed
Crown
Land
which
la
situ-Jn
hnmedlaitely
South
of
Lot
45,
wen
Charlotte
Islands
DUtrlct.
Take
notice
that
the'
Allison
Logging
wwnpany
Limited
of
Vancouver,
U.O.
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
tot
wjhf
described
Foreshore
Lands:-,
,
.
Commencing
at
a
port
planted
at
the
-W,
corner
of
Lot
45.
Q.
C.
I.
thence
.chains
due
South;
thence
60
chain
iu!
thence
due
North
to
Shore-":
thence
West
along
.shoreline
to
iV
L
of
commencement
and
contain-"i
?0
acres,
more
or
less.
AMBROSE
P.
ALLISON.
.
.
Pres.
Allison
Logging
Co,
Ltd.
""ted
AjrU
21,
1936.
NAME
'MAC
with
POPULAR
McDonald
Most
Common
Name.
In
TWO
P.E.I.
CountlesFrnMi;
Canadian
"Arsenauit"
Pop-
ular
in
Third
Prince
county
ihows
8,960
names
with
1,288
of
them
Mc's.
McDonald
appears
only
168
times
though,
compared
with
the
600-odd
times
Arsenauit
is
listed.
"John
A.
McDonald"
is
Prince
Edward
Island's
most
popular
name,
with
"John
J.",
"James",
and
"Joseph"
runners-up.
ways
of
preventing
confusion
which
might
arise
when
several
families
In
one
community
bearing
the
same
surname
choose
Identical
Christian
names
for
their
offspring.
Down
west
there
was
a
Olg
Mal
colm
McDonald
whose
son
was
called
Johnny
Big
Malcolm,
and
his
son,
Alex
McDonald.
There
were
so
many
other
"Alex
McDonalds"
about
that
the
grandson
was
called
"Long
Alex"
which
made
him
"Long
Alex
Johnny
Big
Mal-
COl"l"
Donald
Alexander
McKlnnons
or
other
similarly
popular
combinations
In
some
quarters
are
dif
ferentiated
by
the
old
Highland
use
of
"Black"
before
the
first
name,
giving
"Black
Donald".
In
other
parts
of
the
province
affixing
the
name
of
an
object
like
"axe"
or
"pump"
before
the
surname,
giving
"Johnny
Axe
Campbell"
or
"Malcolm
Pump
McDonald",
solves
the
problem
of
probable
confusion
quite
satisfactorily.
Great
Britain's
prime
minister
Stanley
Baldwin,
had
a
good
word
for
the
common
"McDonald"
when
he
visited
Prince
Edward
Island
a
few
years
ago.
"I
understand,"
he
told
the
people
of
Charlottetown,
"you
have
about
30,000
Mc's
In
Prince
Edward
Island
and
a
very
great
number
of
McDonalds.
"It
is
only
natural
that
there
are
so
many
McDonalds.
A
McDonald
Is
worth
10
other
Mc's
anyway."
LOCAL
NEWS
Rev.
Evan
Baker
is
here
today
returning
to
Anyox
after
attending
the
sessions
of
United
Church
Presbytery
In
Vancouver
Pleading
guilty
to
a
charge
of
contributing
to
Juvenile
delinquency,
Mrs.
Mary
Mlchaluk
was
given
six
months'
suspended
sentence
by
Magistrate
McClymont
In
city
police
court
yesterday
Dr.
Neal
Carter
Is
scheduled
to
be'
thfc
speaker
'tomorrow
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club.
He
will
present
his
report
on
the
recent
district
convention
of
Rotary
In
Vancouver,
Everybody
reads
the
Dally
News
There's
reason.
ARE
FEWER
Summary
of
Decree
Results
in
Col
leees
Shows
Tendency
Towards
Specialized
Education
(Canadian
Preei)
A
tllwVit
riefllno
In
'th.
nnmhpf
uw..,mdjr
iivrtor
graduates
from
Canada's
unl-
-.:
udinea
oi
arout
one-quarter
verslties
and
degree-granting
in-
oi
nee
Edward
Island's
80,000.
thousand
buttons
Is
indicated
as
are
Mc-somethlng.
;of
studcnts
throughout
the
couri-
,
w,,,
,uuu
names
are
as-
try
take
part
In
graduating
exer
in
me
most
recent
provincial
cises
Taken
the
aftermath
of
rectory
ana
almost
6.000
of
them
years
of
ec0nomtc
stress,
the
de
wiwi
mc
t
Mcuonaia
dominating.
pre-
crease
Is
not
regarded
as
slgnlfl
'rant
hv
fapnltv
heart
In
t.h'
var.
In
number,
the
Mc's
top
the
list
in,
nhn
lnr9iiv
i.Tn4
Im
-
11
1
...
.
Bw.w..rf
w-
-w.
counties,
in
Queen's
the
that
bet
.
,
opinion
prospects
are
and
In
Klnc's,
"McDonald"
is
the
tr
than
fnr
SPvPr9i
vMM.
-uiiunon
name.
in
ITlnCe
COUn-
RonnrU
imm
IB
.nll,
shnw
ty,
all
the
Mc's
together
comprise
that
about
5500
parchments
were
VL
rlc-su"n
01
ine
names
distributed
at
ceremonies
this
In
the
western
part
of
the
pro-
sprlng
or
approximately
250
less
yince
but
none
of
the
Scotch
fhan
,aKt.
VPar
The
fMai
Vun
groups
of
names
taken
individually
)Silghlly
improved
by
graduates
ca,.
uuu
umr
w.e
irequenuy-oc-,
from
theological
and
other
col
currlng
"Arsenauit".
"Arsenauit"
U
u
the
most
popular
name
In
Prince)
,
There
appears
to
be
a
definite
County
with
"Gallant"
second
in'
trend'
among
graduates
In
arts
to
qrder.
Combined,
the
two
French-
regard
their
degrees
merely
a
;
it
.
iu
'
compnse
one-
stepping-stones
to
:more
special
tenth
of
the
total
number
of
names
ized
fields
of
endeavor.
This
is
par
in
use
In
the
county.
tlcularly
true
In
the
eastern
un
ine
queens
county
list
naa
8,-
verslties
where
manv
are
remain
96
names.
There
are
2.530
Mc's
.t
and
392
of
them
are
McDonald.
(Worid
afrajrs
h
mor
pronoilnced;
'
Slightly
more
than
7.000
names,
in
Western
Canada
th?
optlm-are
listed
under
King's
county
and
ism
expressed
at
last
year's
gTa-
2,188
Of
them
are
MC'S
With
the'rtnatlnne
U
mti
a.
nmn'n.inr-l
McDonalds,
560
In
number,,
again'
this
spring.
University
of
Alberta'?
iar
aneaa
or
any
otner
name.
graduating
class
has
proven
,
to
be
the
largest
ever
to
leave
the
lristl-:
tution.
An
Increase
is
noted
In
thii
University
of
Manitoba
with
slight
declines
In
the
Universities
of
Sa!
skatchewan
and
British
Columbia.
Brighter
Prospects
Brighter
prospects,
particularly
In
regard
to
professional
faculties
.such
as
engineering,
agriculture
Besides
the
McDonalds,
other
land
home
economics:
are
seen
In
clans
are
well
represented
by
Mc-Hhe
west.
University
heads
reDort
Klnnons,
McLeods,
McNeills,
Cam-1
an
increasing
number
of
Inquiries
erons,
uampoeus,
erasers
and.
for
graduates.
esDeclallv
In
mri.
Stewarts
Preventinjf
Confusion
Prince
Edward
Island
families:
neerlng.
Development,
of
the.
great
natural
resources
pf
the
north
and
north-west
continues
to
be'
refec.-
a
i
t
a
1
i
u
.
j.m
"a...
Mc"
names
have
their
own
?Q
"l
uie
iarBC
01
aents
graauating
irom
ine
lour
western
universities.
More
than
200
have
been
successful
this
yearj
the
number
being
slightly
less
than
in
1935.
'Heads
6f
eastern
universities
aH
a
little
more
cautious
than
their
colleagues
west
of
the
Great
Lakes
commenting
oh
business
prospects
In
the
near
future.
But
they
sub
scribe
to
the
view
that
conditions
are
improving.
Graduates
in
arts
and
science
throughout
the
country
show
.a
de
crease
of
approximately
300,
the
total
being
estimated
at
2700.
The
'36
engineering
graduates
are
al
most
as
many
as
last
year
295
compared
with
3i4.
Household
science
retains
its
appeal
for
women
but
In
most
colleges
the
num
ber
of
co-eds
among
the
ranks
of
the
graduates
has
thinned.
Queen's
University
reported
the
largest
de?
crease
In
Its
women
graduates.
Fifty
have
received
caps
and
gowns
against
90
last
year.
Agriculture
courses,
with
220
graduates
from
seven
colleges,
in
eluding
two
strictly
agricultural
institutions,
did
not
share
in
the
decline
to
the
same
extent.
The
total
was
only
10
less
than
last
year
but
50
more
than
In
1934.
University
of
Toronto,
largest
in
the
Dominion,
has
graduated,
approximately
1500
students,
about
the
same
as
in
1935.
At
McGill.
'425
hoods
have
been
distributed,
a
arop
of
75
from
last
year.
j
Announcements
Saturday
Night
Dancing
Party,
Commodore
Cabaret.
Norman
June
3.
Hmqtherhood
Wllks'
piano
recital,
P.
T..A.
tea,
June
5,
at
Mrs.
Win
o.ow's.
Eastern
Star
tea
at
Mrs.
F.
V.
Allen's,
June
9.
Prince
Rupert
Tennis,
Club
an
nual
tournament
Saturday,
June
13,
Canadian
Legion
Picnic,
Digby
Island,
June
14.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
on
June
16.
Hill
60
tea
at
Mrs.
Macey's
June
17.
Anglican
tea.
Mrs.
J.
W.
Nlcholls,
June
18.
V
Many.
Medical
Developments
Ilelp
Advance
to
Safer,
Happier
.-rr.'
Lives
a
NEWj-yORK;,
May"
27f
(AP)
-
Nine
greati
advances
in
ease
of
motherhood
have
been
made
by
the
medical
profession
in
the
lasi
25;
years,'
:
Eclampsia,
the
cont
vuislotis
whicH
caused
frightful
suffering,
'have
become
ahnost
a
rarity,
un-numperea
lives
have
Oteii
.saved
.'by
Jhe.
elimination,
oi
this'
"slnele
'
implication.
Cbiapled
with
rfddinsc
motherhood
L.,.
ledfce
of'
diet,
vitamins
and,
gland
products
for
this
pfj-bd,
The
great
diet
change.
:lle.s
In
feeding
starchy
foods,
eggs
and
milk
with
fresh
vegetables.
Formerly
the
expectant,
mother
was
fed
on
"delicacies"
evenif
.
'they
killed
her.
.
Third,
Is
the
effort
to
alleviate
pain.
This'
began
with
the
much
heralded
'
twilight
sleep.
It
is
not
solved
The
trouble
with
all
artl
f
Iclal
'pav
relief""
.U
'
risk
of
injury
X-Rays
Helpful
X-rays'
rkvtf
removjd
the
dalt
Mr:
and
Mrs.
-
Thomas
Fraser,
whp
were
recently
married
In
ths
'
city,
the
bride
having
formerly
been
Miss
Cathie
Irvine,
returned
on.
the
Prince
George.
thls
morning
from
their
honeymoon
trip
to
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
elsewhere
In
the
south.
They
will
take
up
.re
sidence
oh
Fifth.
Avenue
West.
WORTHWHILE
SAVINGS
On
Food
Large,
per
bottle
BUTTER
First
Grade
per
lb
3
lbs.
ROYAL
CITY
PEAS
Sieve
8.
tender,
sweet,
per
tin
SALAD
DRESSING
Kraft
Miracle
Whip.
8-oz.
jar
..
TEA
Blue
Ribbon
per
lb
-
DOLLAR
SODAS
Red
Arrow,
wooden
box1
to
the
habVi
But
the
recent
anal-
SPICED
HAM
Hormel
gesics,
or
pain
relievers,,
known
as
15-oz.,
per
tin
rmbltyratcs;,
are;
making
progress.
PEACHESMaikin's
Fourth,
anpT'
more
dramatic
than
sliced,
per
tin
any
other,
is
the
dating
of
mother-
DUNBAR
SHRIMPS
hood,
wlthln.a
week
lo
10.
days
af-J
Wet,
or
Dry,
per
tin
ter
conception
it
is
possible
now
j
TUNA
FISH
erhobd
Is:
on
Its
ay.
One
method
COOKING
CHOCOLATE
consiaeraDiy
used
is
to
note
se-1
Rowntrees,
8-oz.,
per
cake
creuons
or
,
the
pltulury
gland,
at
I
CHOCOLATE
ECLAIRS
the
Base
of
the
brain.
They
change.
Red
Arrow
Fresh,
doz
ana
injected
Jnto
Immature
fp-
rhale
mice
they-:glve
visible
evi
dence.
Traniusions
are
the
firth
boon
They
save-
many
lives
and
much
LqlLED
OATS-B
'&.
K
auiiCiiiiK.
SWANSDOWN
FLOUR
per
pkg
I
SHELLED
WALNUTS
Light
pieces,
1-lb.
cello
Extra
Cream,
6-lb.
sack
SLICED
PINEAPPLE
Choice,
No.
1
tins.
2
tins
ger
fromone
worrisome
question
1
WHOLE
CLAMS
Saanlch
the
chance
,
of
a.
Caesarian
opera;
per
tin
tion.
The
rays
Warn
definitely
COTTAGE
ROLLS
Swift's
when
it
Is
needed,
and
long
enough
Mild
Cure,
per
lb.
In
advance
to
perform
the
opera
KELLOGG
S
ALL
BRAN
won
more
.safely.
The
result
is
that
per
pkg
once
rare
cesanan
operations
are
now
no
.more
dangerous,
than
other
abdominal
'operations'.
Anaemia
is
.anomer
nobaomin
new
vs
i
n
n
he
mother
for
essential
elements
r
avm
a
for
skeleton
building".
Feedine
lime
salts,,
or.
mflk
with
plenty
of
root
vegetaoies,
replenishes
the
store.
:
The
dally
lckneSs
for
weeks
or
months
that,
has
been
a
burden
for
many
mothers
is
now
mostly
relieved:
Its
cause
.
was
a
toxic
condition,
from
food.
Adding
car
bohydrates
to
the
diet
is
one
treat
ment:
Hated,
by
medlcai
men
as
the!
most
Ittiportaht
Is,
jihe
ninth
ad-yance.
This
is,
substitution
of
normal,
activity
'for
the
.old
Idea
of
mvalidlsm
'
arid
"delicate
Condi-'
tioh!."
Instead
of
Isolation
at
home.
today's
mothers
are
advised
to
get
outdoor
exercise,
fresh
air,
suitable
fodd,
adequate
rest,
freedom
from
worry
arid
care,
to
feel
assured
of'
the
safety
of
chlldbear-Ihg".
.
.
Best
of
all.
the
medical
profession
Is
not
satisfied.
The
present
death
rate
of
American,
mothers,
It
asserts;
.should
and
can
be
cut
50
per
cent.
Hotei
ArritiaU
Savoy
cV
f;
Graham,
Montreal;
L.
F
filtter,
Funis,
'Switzerland.
Royal
G.
Sanvlio,-
John
Johnson
and
Chong
Yee,
city;.
W.
L.
Jordan
Terrace,
.
Prince
Rupert
D.
J.
MuYr,
Inverness;
M.
Dahl-qulst,
Cedarvalei
T.'
Van
Dyk,
Prince
George;
David
Roumleu,
Burns
Lake;
C.
E.
Salter,
Haysport-H.
L,
McKenney
arid
Harry
J.
A-
tree,
Terrace;
J.
Laknes,
New
Westminster;
J,
N.
Mclsaac,
Mont
real.
Central
"W.
ciappertonarid
J.
N.
Gjlng.
sto,
city;
William
Noble,
Stewart;
i
runner,
Trixie;
I.
Bradford,
C
N.
R.
'
4-J.
Ztreiii,
Proprietor
"'-i
HOME
AWA?
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HONK'
,
tot
tilt
p
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&ot
&
Cold
Wier
Pjrlnce
niipeirt,
.fi.cf.
Wone-MV
P.O.
Box
199
21c
27c
80c
13c
21c
46c
42c
39c
.19c
18c
18c
17c
15c
31c
29c
31c
27c
13c
24c
19c
Above
Prices
In
Effect
1
Thursday,
Friday
&
Saturday
heirly;
gone;
It
jnay
.arise
from
the
1
hrilt
L&SI1
&
LaifrV
linhnm
rhllrt
Heanjln
ViaavUir
rtv.
I
Third
Ave.
CLASsinEO
WANTED
GIRL
wants
light
Phone
Black
446.
housework.
121
AT
ONCEI
Two
men
(21-35)
ol
neat
appearance
and
fair
education
accustomed
to
meeting
pub-and
willing;
to
work
8
hours
a
day.
Average
weekly
earnings
.o
start
$20.00.
Steady
employment
with
all-Canadian
organization
and
opportunity
for
advancement.
Local
territory
will
be
allotted:
men
with
cars
preferred.
Apply
giving
past
experience.
Room
1.
Bradburn-Thompson
Block.
Edmonton,
Alta.
127
FOR
KENT
6-ROOM
house,
thoroughly
reno
vated.
Apply
709
Fifth
Ave.,
W.
FOR
RENT
4,
room
furnished
flat,
Monarch
range.
Phone
547.
(tf)
COMPLETELY
Furnished
fully
modern
5-room
suite
with
oil
burner
and
electric
washer,
close
In,
reasonable.
Apply
Box
12,
Daily
News.
(128)
FOR
SALE
DELCO
Engine,
32
volts.
Supplies
28
lights.
In
very
good
condition.
Apply
Box
11,
Dally
News.
(128)
FOR
SALE
Two
11
passenger
busses.
Apply
Box
789,
Prince
Rupert.
(128)
NEW
1936
Johnson
outboard
motors,
Vancouver
prices,
W.
R.
Love
Electric
Co.,
agents.
(124)
GENTLEMEN
Personal
drug
sundries.
Highest
Grade
Latest
Delivered,
15
for
$1.
(plain
wrapper).
Pacific
Supply
751
Granville.
Vancouver.
FOR
SALE
solid
oak
dlnlngroom
table
$7.50,
library
table
$10,
ladles'
combination
desk
$12
and
many
other
bargains
including
family
sewing
machine.
337
2nd
Ave.
or
Sarn
Wood's
store.
124
PAGI
THMi
SPECIALS
Klenzo
Child's
Tooth
Brush
and
Rubber
.Y
..
Sponge
Ball.;
b
,
t
..!
Both
for
19c
25c
Mi
31
Shaving
Cream
and
20c
Mi
31
Tooth
Paste
Both
for
35c
35c
Mi
31
Tooth
Powder
and
25c
Klenzo
Tooth
Brush
Both
for
39c
Sharp's
Assorted
or
Rum
and
Butter
Flavor
Toffee
30c
lb.
Cadbury's
Dairy
Milk
Chocolate
Buds
50c
lb.
OvmesLtd.
Ztfie.
Pioneer
Drvuzgrists
i
be
Keia.ll
Star
.
Piiones:
81
&
ti
Open
Daily
From
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
From
12
noon
till
2
p.m.,
J
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
t
.
;-
-
DELUXE
WALL
TINT
The
bright
and
cheerful
colors
of
De
Luxe
Wall
Tint
!
will
fill
your
rooms
with
sunshine.
Easy
to
mix.
Hiasy
to
apply.
Ana
it
costs
you
less.
KSO
5-lb.
package
VOX,
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
MacKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
PHONE
775
24
Only
Simmons
AH
Felt
Mattresses
All
Sizes
Q7
A
from
$aU
MAIL
ORDERS
SHIPPED
SAME
DAY
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
Phone
775
Used
Furniture
At
Reasonable
Prices
i:
1!
lie
-it
,3
?
X
V
'.
Dressers,
Beds
all
sizes,
Tables,
Chairs,
;
Kitchen
Ranges,
Hand-power
Washing
t
Machine,
Refrigerator
For
the
Baby
Simmons'
Steel
Crib,
English
Coach
.
Buggy,
'
-
.1
'":"
riore
carriage,
ribre
oulKie,
;
:
t
Folder
Carrier
WE
BUY
MEN'S
CLOTHES,
ETC.
D.
ELIO
PHONE
GREEN
421
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
same.
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