July
3.
WO.
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DAIWJfEWS
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or
ALLIED
NEAR
EASTERN
ARMY
PREPARED
FOR
ACTION
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Si
Years
Ago
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July
3,
1915
....
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miTAiif
nf
rpiriiitj
;;e
Rupert
will
leave
this
McMullln
announces.
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c.'s
nt.rone
nn.ti.
cuvr
mtAPntv
DAMASK
.urn
onrmlfn
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:
The
Ktnrm
t
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I
maalr
jIU
aah
n(
rt
ga
into
training,
Major
;erable
damage
to
flowers
and
trees
In
some
of
the
gardens,
especially
where
perennials
were
not
well
defeated
Prince
Rup-'st:ake'd-
1
id
a
bunch
of
Sweet
t3
3
in
an
independence
wuiiami
mat
were
badly
twisted
ball
game
at
Ketchikan.1
up
ana
nan
of
the
blooms
torn
off
Anderson
was
the
star
of
ir
for
Prince
Rupert.
I
in
the
development
!
Cup
mining
property
Mile
Mountain
near
Haz-
Prince
Rupert
Hope
and
Miss
Hope,
aio
uic
urn
ceipmmums
were
pretty
badly
mangled.
These
had
been
staked
early
In
the
Season
and
fhould
have
been
restaked
but
this
had
riot
been
done.
I
should
very
much
like
an
expression
of
opinion
this
year
as
to
whether
we
should
have
a
flower
show
this
year
as
usual.
Some
seem
to
think
we
should
devote
all
our
attention
to
war
work.
It
has
also
been
suggested
that
we
should
not
give
prizes
this
year
but
should
devote
all
the
admission
fees
to
the
Red
Cross.
I
am
sure
the
execu-
Oordon
Kerr
and
Corbln
wuld
appreciate
suggestion..
,
from
flower
nh
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Light
honey
shades,
values
Up
to
69c
Dollar
Day,
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Manufacturers
Surplus
Stock
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BOYS'
CATALINA
LASTEX
i
Lastex
swimming
trunks
lor
age
G
to
16
In
shades
of
Koyal
Maroon,
Forest
$1.00
Btuwtrrs,
especially
An.ni.
MrLenn.
Hedlev:
w""
"B-
"
ikenson,
city.
Central
Cumshewa
Inlet;
E.
Ciaude
Richardson,
Ed-
f.:rd
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Royal
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Jonnson,
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wars
Arnold,
Cumshewa
Inlet;
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Holklrk,
Vancouver;
ir
ir
,
.
PURE
WHITE
exhibitors.
Oakland,
California,
has
a
Bus
inessmen'
Garden
Club
which
j
meets
at
luncheon
once
a
week
to
talk
gardening.
There
Is
a
mem-i
bershlp
of
325
but
the
usual
weekly
attendance
runs
to
somewhere
ar-
ound
two
hundred.
It
started
with
ja
few
enthusiasts
who
wanted
to
I
talk
gardening
lunching
together.
;
Others
joined
and
gradually
the
'
membership
Increased
until
today
It
is
the
largest
organization
of
Its
kind.
It
has
no
constitution
and
no
.
bylaws.
There
are
no
dues
to
pay
except
that
each
person
pays
for
hi
own
dinner
and
a
few
cents
are
retained
from
the
cost
of
the
luncheon.
Such
a
club
is
possible
In
solte
of
the
cloudy
weather,
the
roses
are
coming
In
bloom.
The
only
trouble
har
been
from
the
BEDSHtEADS
English
Jaspe
bedspreads,
printed
in
assorted
colorings.
Size
66x86.
1,00
Dollar
Day,
,
each
v
RAYON
BROCADE
Extra
good
quality
rayon
brocade.
15
good
shades
to
choose
from.
$1.00
v
Dollar
Day,
4
yards
for
j
Extra
Specials!
BED
SHEETS
Full
size,
fully
bleached
bed
sheets.
Measures
72"x90"
full,
goodly
quality,
hemmed
ready
for
use.
1.00
v
Dollar
Day.
each
CHENILLE
TABLE
COVERS
Assorted
colors,
reversible,
fast
dye.
Size
50"x50".
Regular
value
100
'P
$1.95.
Dollar
Day,
each
PILLOW
CASES
Oood
quality,
plain
hemmed
pillow
cases.
Full
size,
ready
for
100
v
use.
5
pillow
cases
for
BEDSPREADS
A
very
attractive
all
white
full
size
bedspread
with
all
over
satin
design.
A
real
buy.
139
Dollar
Day,
each
TABLE
CLOTHS
52x52
Inches.
Silk
mixed
table
cloths,
assorted
fast
colors.
1.00
Dollar
Day,
2
for
TEA
and
GLASS
TOWELS
Assorted
colored
checks,
size
16x30.
Hemmed
ready
for
use.
$1.00
8
towels
for
CHILDREN
S
SLACKS
Neatly
trimmed
navy
blue
drill
slacks.
Sizes
6,
8,
10.
12
years.
C"l
ft0
Dollar
Day,
pair
BED
THROWS
Good
heavy
weight
throw,
large
size,
bordered.
Grey
and
fawn.
$1,79
Dollar
Day,
each
.
large
number
of
spit
biigs.
However,
before
dark
and
pick
off
any
slugs
roses
are
not
as
bad
as
some
flow-
that
may
appear.
Others
take
a
"ashlight
and
make
the
visit
after
ers
for
this.
The
worst
seem
to
be
.
,,
!
dark.
H.F.P.
the
tall
campanulas.
The
worms
.
fairly
cat
up
these
plants.
The
only
.
thing
that
seems
effective
is
to
crush
the
little
green
worm
between
!
Slugs
have
been
a
bad
pest
In
many
gardens
this
year.
Many
people
have
used
slug
killer
with
I
success
but
there
are
always
some
I
that
get
away
or
that
do
not
like
the
exterminator.
The
slugs
mes;
up
the
garden
pretty
badly.
Mast
gardeners
go
over
their
gardens
just
DOLLAR
Mail
Schedul
the
finger
and
thumb.
If
gloves
are
worn
the
plant
is
likely
to
be
;
For
the
East
!
squeezed
too
hard
and
Injured.
Monday,
Wednesday,
and
I
In
a
few
days
I
shall
have
water
llllles
In
bloom.
There
are
a
num-
ber
of
buds
coming
along
and
the
i
first
should
be
out
within
a
week'
!
if
it
is
sunny
weather.
:
Friday
.
From
the
East
Saturday
at
Fraser
&
Payne's
Windows
For
Numerous
Other
Items
of
Outstanding
Value
e
.
5
p.m
Sunday,
Tuesday
and
Thursday
11
p.m.
For
Vancouver-Monday
2
pjn.
Tuesday
12:30
noon
Friday
9:30
p.m
Saturday
3
p.m
July
6,
10,
13,
17,
20,
27
and
30
4
p.m.
From
Vancouver
.
Sunday
4
pjn.
Wednesday
10
a.m.
Stores
Close
at
6
O'clock
Saturday
SWERSILK
FULL
FASHIONED
HOSIER!'
New
spring
shades
on
hand.
3-thread
chiffon,
all
pure
silk
and
guaranteed
ringless.
very
sheer.
Sizes
8V4
to
lO'i-
C
A(l
Dollar
Day,
pair
t?X.UU
WHITE
BLANKETS
White
blankets,
part
wool,
finished
In
singles.
Double
bed
size,
nice
soft
warm
.quality,
extra
good
value.
OA
l.iJU
Qff
Dollar
Day,
pair
PURE
WOOL
STEAMER
RUGS
Assorted
colors,
100
per
cent
pure
wool.
Fringed
ends,
very
useful
for
bed
fl0
CJQ
or
couch
throws.
Dollar
Day,
ea.
V
ORIENT
HOSE
Canada's
finest
stocking
Full
Fashioned,
pure
thread
silk,
semi-service
weight.
All
new
shades.
Sizes
82
to
10'2.
tOKy
Dollar
Day,
pair
LADIES'
PRINCESS
SLIPS
All
the
newest
styles
In
satins,
crepes
and
novelty
cloths.
Values
up
to
C-j
A
A
$1.75.
Dollar
Day,
each
JX.VV
CHILDREN'S
ANKLE
SOCKS
Lastex
ankle
socks
for
children.
Silk
and
lisle
with
neat
self-colored
tops.
Sizes
5
to
9.
Assorted
colors.
CI
AO
Dollar
Day,
5
pairs
for
BEDSPREADS
All
satin
with
deep
flounced
border,
full
size,
88"xl00"
In
shades
of
Green,
Gold,
Rose,
Rust,
Pansy
and
Blue.
fl
Q
ff
Reg.
price
$6.50.
Dollar
Day,
each
v.vO
50
PAIRS
Ladies'
Slacks
100
per
cent
pure
wool
tailored
slacks.
Sizes
II
to
20.
..Finished
with
cuffs
and
inside
pockets.
..Three
beautiful
new
shades,
Orion
Blue,
Apollo
Green
and
Redwood.
..Regular
price
$3.95
pair.
Dollar
Day
Special,
Q
Held
In
readiness
for
Instant
action
for
the
past
several
months,
the
Allied
Near
Eastern
army's
period
of
waiting
has
now
ome
to
an
end
as
It
swings
into
action
against
Italian
forces
forces.
A
British
Bren
gun
carrier,
a
rolling
fortress
for
use
as
an
attack
spearhead
Is
shown
in
action
on
the
desert
in
Egypt.
Behind
the
gun
carrier
are
Indian
troops
of
the
British
army.
NEW
HEAD
I
OF
ROTARY!
Dr.
Neal
Carter
Takes
Over
From
Peter
Lakie
And
Names
Members
of
His
Committees
1
At
the
last
weekly
luncheon
of
the.
Rotary
Club
yesterday
Peter
Lakie
outlined
some
of
the
things,
accomplished
while
he
held
the
position
of
president.
While
thej
club
had
lost
W.
T.
Kergin,
W.
J.
J
Alder
and
William
Drake
and
five,,
of
the
members
were
on
active
service,
there
had
been
eleven
new
a
members
join
the
club
two
of
y
whom.
Dr.
R.
C.
Bamford
and
Al
j
lan
Landels
attended
that
day
fori,
the
first
time.
Therefore,
the
clubf.
had
made
a
gain
In
membership.
I
During
the
year,
Mr.
Lakie
said,
the
club
.had
aided
the
Navy
I
League,
Boy
Scouts,
Imperial
Or-!
der.
Daughters
of
the
Empire
milk
J.
fund,
sick
soldiers'
fund,
the
Sal-1
vatlon
Army
Christmas
fund
and
i
the
Boys'
Tl-nd
for
new
instruments.
He
congratulated
several'
w
mm"
-mm.
MM
V-
V
v'
'
-j
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tW'7
if
members
on
the
excellent
work
done
in
various
capacities,
parti-
:
-
'
aim,
w
ImMm
L
rulnrlv
VI
I,
Cnates
for
taking
nrpspnt
next
wesk.
.His.
Dlace"
would
,
A.
Watt,
Peter
XAIue.
the
secretaryshlo
when
T.
A.
Mc-ipe
taken
by6ne
of
the
'members
Waters
had
Joined
the
army
and!of
the.
executive:
He
said
he
would
A.
C.
Small
for
taking
hold
of
the
Bulletin.
He
then
turned
over
the
gavel
to
Dr.
Neal
Carterhe
new
president.
Dr.
Carter
thanked
the
members
for
the
honor
done
him.
Unfortunately
he.
had
to
leave
the
city
on
Wednesday
in
connection
with
his
work
so
he
would
not
be
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
Central
eight
roomed
I
Viaiicd
Annlv
551
2nd
Ave
Phnnp
Rfl
tf
WANTED
GIRL
WANTED
For
general
work.
Apply
Royal
Lunch.
(158)
LOST
LOST
Sum
of
money.
FOR
SALE
Phone
227.
(159)
FOR
SALE
16-foot
Peterborough
l
Canoe,
A-l
condition,
apply
Boj
11,
Daily
News.
(163)
FOR
SALE
Stove
and
Oil
Burner.
.
Phone
Blue
443.
(160)
b
FOR
SALE
l
vanity
dresser,
"i
dresser,
1
kitchen
range,
Majestic.
1
McClary
Heater
No.
45,
1
baby
folding
carriage.
1007
3rd
W.
James
Apts.
(157)
Open
Till
ia:00
p.m.
Ice
Cream
Soft
Drinks
Tobaccos
Candies
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
w
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fas
m
mm
ill
1
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COLUMBIA
FOREST
SERVICE
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i
hot
make,
any-
suggestion.,
at
present
but
called
;a
meeting
of.
the
club
assembly
lor
.tonight
,a.
'W?
home.'
He
also
'menrioived
the
pas-'
slblUty
of
the
club.'
.Interesting
i-self
in
the
Diamine
orreug'ee'chlld-
ren
In
the
xlty.
m
.then
read,
a
list
oi.
iw,
new
.
.cjommiiveeii
us.
o-r,
'
lows:
.
--
'
BoarcL-df
.director's
.and;
alms
land
obi
ec
ts
rconirtee-iP-reslden
NWl
M.
Carter;
past
resioiiiv,
-re.
Lakie;
;
-isecreury,
.w.
,i
Ttrpaiea;
trpasureri
Afei'.
'McRae.ahd
-'direct-
ors-P..'Hiij.nwyW:'Ri'McAree.an'd'
Hubert
Ward,-
Club!service-rP;
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j'.t:V'Mabdy;;;johft
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havn;
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,
J.
J.
Little".
R.
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St:
Clair.
Community
'service-W.
R.
Mc-Afee.Jarhes.'Ciark,
James.
Qlllett;
International
service
w:
P.
Ar
mour,
R;
G.
Van
der
Sluys,
Max;.
Hellbroner,
J.
H,
Thompson.
Classification
and
membership
L.
W.
Kergln;G.
A.
Bryant,
Alex.
MacKenzle.
Program
L.
M.
Gordon,
Alan.
Landells.
W..Q.
Fulton.
Public
relations
H.
F;
Pullen.
N.
Boys'
work
R.
W.
Wlhsl6w,'C.
C,
Jacklin,
Oeorge
Mitchell.
;
Fellowship
and
attendance
3.
TV
Mandy,J.
B.
Gibson,
C.
H.:Hankln-.
son,
Thomas
Trotier.
.
...
Civic-centre
R,
"Q-
Hopkins,
C.
:
Brlnd,
George
Eckermari.
-
,
"
Club
publication
A.
'C.;
Small,
.
C.
Thomson,
Fred'Scaddeiii.'
'
Dental'
clinic
John
DybhavnK
I?
J.
Matheson,
'r.;.:C..
Bamford;
.."Mlfl
E.
D.-'Priestly
(honorary
).V';
BAK
OOIJJ:
J-ONDON.
tCPThe;iM6htreai
"price
of
bar
goid'.on
ItKe
Wndotti
markejvVas
unchedtioday
at'
k
j37.5i,
per
fine
ounce.;
.
,
:
THE
OLD
GARDENER.
FERTILIZER
r
Ah
Entirely
New
and
Different
Plant
Food
Contains
Vitamin'
fit
The
new
remarkable'
Plant
Stimulant
In.
the
proper
pro
portions,
a
mild
Insecticide
and
further
essential
elements
for
a
steady
growth,
and
a
healthy
plant
life.
Try
a
Packet
today
10c,.
25o
Wholesale
Distributors'
.
W.
lUMalkin
Co.
(P.R.),:Lt4,;
"RUPERT
BRAND"
Smoked
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prlncw
Rupert.
Co.
Ltd.
British
Colambla