TAOE
TWO
Summer
Shoes
Wc
Have
the
Finest
Variety
anil
Styles
in
Summer
Footwear.
In
White
and
All
Other
Colors.
New.
Shipment
of
Wedge
Heel,
Dutch
Box
Heels
in
Colors
Just
Arrived
Agent
for
Mosco"
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Corn
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Family
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store
The
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EDITORIAL
AND
IT
RAINED
ltD.
When
the
King
and
Oueen
arrived
at
Victoria
it
rained
and
rained
hard.
This
is
not
said
for
the
purjKisc
of
gloating
over
Victoria
but
only
to
show
that
even
in
a,
place
that
boasts
less
than
thirty
inches
of
rain
in
the
year,
a
day
can
be
just
as
unpleasant
as
it
wasTbere
last
Sunday
when
everybody
wanted
to
be
outdoors
but
the)
weather
man
said
"No,
stay
at
home."
Happily
it
was
'
fine
in
Victoria
yesterday,
just
as
it
was
in
Prince
Ru-
pert,
so
the
beauties
of
Canada's
most
beautiful
city
were'
not
lost
on
the
Royal
visitors.
,
,
VYING
WITH
EACH
OTHER
Newspaper
editors
and
special
writers
are
vying
with
each
other
in
trying
to
describe
the
King
and
Queen
as
very
fine
human
specimens
just
as
human
as
most
of
their
subjects.
One
lady
takes
almost
a
column
to
show
how
Her
Gracious
Majesty
the
Queen
is
just
as
natural
and
charmine
and
hapny
as
thousands
of
other
ladies
of
the
British
Empire.
Possibly
a
couple
of
paragraphs
frorr
the
Victoria
evening
paper
gives
as
good
an
idea
as
any
of
how
Canadians
feel
about
them:
"
"One
or
two
nhmses
which
Ontario's
Premier
em-ploved
to
describe
his
impressions
of
Their
Majesties
are
well
-orth
repeating
because
of
their
genuine
ring.
No
need
Mr.HeDhurn
analogize
for
confessing
h
was
'so
enthusiastic'
that
he
did
not
know
what
to
say.
Rut
he
probably
summed
up
his
innermost
feelintre
when
he
called
the
King
and
Oneen
'prea
human
characters'
and
gave
voice
to
the
conviction
that
'they
are
the
rieht
tvne
to
preside
over
British
democracy,
and
to
rule
the
British
Empire
particularly
in
these
trying
times,'
And
all
the
Canadian
people
who
have
witnessed
at
first
hand
the
memorable
proceedings
which
began
at
Quebec
nearly
a
week
agn
will
acclaim
the
Premier's
tribute
to
Their
Majesties'
'great
simplicity,
power
of
understanding
and
gracious-ness
at
all
times.'
'The
definition
of
'great
human
characters'
is
one
to
which
Anglo-Saxondom
as
a
whole
will
heartily
respond.
From
the
moment
the
Royal
visitors
stepped
"from
the
great
white
ship
in
which
they
traveled
to
this
comparatively
younr
worW
they
became
a
part
of
the
newer
democracy
of
the
northern
half
of
this
hemisphere.
They
have
now
seen
and
felt
for
themselves
something
of
the
natural
impulses
which
animate
their
ioyal
subjects
in
thin
part
of
the
British
Empire.
Small
wonder,
then,
that
time
tables
draft
n
up
with
infinite
precision
and
meticulous
solicitude
for
the
comfort
and
convenience
of
Their
Majesties
already
on
one
or
two
occasions
have
made
wav
f
of
the
gracious
manifestations
of
simple
friendliness
and
understanding
of
these
two
'great
human
characters.'
"
AN'NaiEBOb
Sometimes
I
wonder
if
reader!
will
not
tire-
of
my
rambling
little
Items
on
gardening.
However,
so
marry-
refer
to
them,
even
out
of
town
people
that
I
feel
Impelled
to
keep
on
as
occasion
offers
Now
that
Prince
Rupert
Is
thor
oughly
garden-conscious
It
seems
right-and
proper
that
there
should
be
a
garden
column
as
well
as
a
sports
column
and
a
waterfront
column.
1
ICam
told
that
Miss
Harrison
'
had
a:
very.'
fine
showing
of
English
walinowers
in
the
garden
of
the-
Nurses'
Home.
Many
people
try
to
grow
these
flowers
but
few
get
.
satisfactory
results.
Evidently
.they.do.not
like
our
moist
winters.
Perfect
drainage
and
a
sheltered
spot
seem
to
be
the
chief
requirements.
One
summer
I
sowed
some
seed
and
hid
a
patch
of
nice
little
plants
that
wintered
well
but
none
of
them
bloomed
and
the
following
winter
the
frost
killed
them
all.
The
Siberian
wallflowers
are
a
pretty
fair
substitute
for
the
Eng
lish
but
they
are
not
so
fragrant
and
are.
not
usually
as
highly
es
teemed.
However
they
make
a
great
showing
in
the
gardens:
They
are
Just
now
coming
Into
bloom.
Seeds
sown
now
sbnulrl
produce
strong
nlants
for
nei
year's
blooming.
Flowers
now
about
to
bloom
In-
2lude
Siberian
wallflower,
day
lines,
sweet
rocket,
thrift,
columbine,
summer
snow
and
some
of
the
sedums
and
saxifrages.
Sam
Massty
has
a
dwarf
dahlia
coming,
n
bloom
but
It
has
been
coddled
in
the
greenhouse.
Flowers
now
In
bloom
Include
the
leop-ardsbarie,
(big
yellow
daisy),
aubretla,-
pheasant-eye
Trolllus,
white
rock,
pansles,
violas,
alyssum
saxatlle.
II.
F.
P.
Smithers
Wins
-New
Hazelton
Baseball
Game
S&nTHERS.
May
51,
-
ne
Smith-en
Athletics
baseball
tme
TtaMed
New
Ha-elton
on
Victoria
Day
and
defeated
New
Hazrlton
by
a
score
of
IS
to
6.
thus
avenging
a
defeat
they
had
suffered
earlier
la
the
u.
Tfcreo
rookie
uitchac
for
New
Ba-etton
were
uaoale
rose
with
a
awRtHn
batting
.-awee.
BW
Ctoooner.
veteran
third
baseman,
being
called
in
to
complete
the
day
s
hurling
duty
for
the
home
team
Mike
O'Neill
pit-h-d
hi
usual
cagey
game
for
Smithers,
keeping
tdght
hit
welt
scattered.
B4d
doing
effective
mound
duty.
Mike
led
the
Smithers
fourteen
hit
batting
attack
with
three
two-baggers.
BACKACHE?
Kidneys
that
are
not
eliminating
matte
mattrr
at
they
should
will
make
you
feel
miserable
arbey
tired,
de-preated'
If
luffering
from
backache,
broken
mt,
rbeCunatic
pain,
you
nerd
I
be
8
medicinal
ingretiirata
in
Ga
Fill
to
kelp
your
kidney
filter
out
trouble-making
toxic.
Get
a
box
of
Gin
Pill
today.
Two
Size
Regular.
50c
and
new
Economy
Sire
(Doable
the
Quantity)
75c
See
the
New
'Queen
Oil-Burning
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Wicks
No
Cleaning
No
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Music
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THE
DAILT
NKW3
WON
THEIR
:
FIRST
GAME
Velvet
DcfeaU
Ktunrer
Laundry
Hy
Score
of
I'iie
To
Two
In
Stuart
Shield
rtwthaU
Scries
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SUMMARY
ChrbtiMn.
Navy.
I.
R.
Smith.
Navy.
J.
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Laundry,
1.
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Dirkeus,
Velvet.
X.
Arnulrvn-,
Navy.
1.
Mc.M-Uu.
Nay.
I.
Simundsen,
Laundry,
I.
Cameron.
Velvet.
L
Gillies,
Velvet.
1.
Ilolkcstsd,
Velvet.
I.
Last
evening-
staart
Shield
foatbali
fixture
provided
ait
iirtemUaf
same
with
Velvet
ser
in
the-
first
victory
of
the
season-by
be
ting
Pioneer
Landry
by
mre
foals
to
two
bfre
a
f&td
TOWd.
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published
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of
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Columbia
un!
good
oatn
he
tired.
Cross
was
thf
At
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atart
nrmarlat
wu
Pt
f
th
team
whleh
never
on
to
save
from
Ferguson
and.
at
4WBfd
to
really
setUe
down.
It
the
other
end.
Cress
tested
shlkl
do
heft
better
with
a
Krau.
S&m
Currie
m
playing
CWfPle
of
change
a
good
sitae.
Slmundaen
score'
Teams:
from
Croats
pas
bwt
Cameron
Velvet
Krause:
Parsons,
F.
Oo-eoualteed
from
etote-rn.
OUhH
me:
0rer-
Veltch.
D.
Oomea;
dded
a
second.
The
Laundry
at-
0,ms'
Ferjuson.
Cameron.
II.
taeJe-d
following
Sonberg's
Jons
Dkkens.
Holkestad.
drive.
and
Krau-e
wi
tocky
to
Pioneer
Laundry
Hugh
Dog-ave
on
the
line
from
Sfcattndsen.
$:
Bremner.
S.
Currie;
Sunberg.
Play
was
fast
and
the
Laundry
at-
Buwanteh.
Vanee:
Monkley.
81m-taek-d
fr
a
Htokeatad
beat
undsen.
Crou.
Brown.
W.
Oomer.
rMtks
from
close-in
Oeerge
Dawes
referred.
1
Caamn
shot
hh
0w
W
On-
Th"
Sllart
SnWd
-tandlng
u
met
tried
oat
Knot
and
then,
date:
after
eleatinc
well.
Brtawer
gav;
W
DL
PAPti
away
a
p-nalty
feottahly
Fergusnn
B
W
VJl
2
0
0
9
3
4
drove
the
-hot
straight
at
Douglas
Velvet
10
16
8
3
who
aaved
easily.
W.
Gomez
Laundry
0
O
1
4
10
0
centred
well
and
Croat
scored
a
good
goal.
Play
became
much
faster
and
Droclas
saved
reoeatedly
..Vance
defended
weH.
Cameron
mited
an
ooen
goal
and
Dotttlas
cleared
from
Otitis.
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hit
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w
deflected
oast
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and
later
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another
with
a
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rather
simnle
looking
high
shot,
p'
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better
baek
the
half-haeV
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