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POUR
Expert
Optical
Service
Watch
Clock
and
Jewclery
Repairing,
Hand
Engravinr
CHAS.
DODIMEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Licensee
for
Numounts
The
very
latest
In
eye-wear
Thone
26$
(or
Appointment
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
THE
STOKE
OF
MANY
GIFTS
Just
Arrived
The
Latest
in
Novelty
Jewelery
for
Ladies'.
Summer
Frocks
Don't
Forget
Mothers'
Day
Sunday,
'May
12th
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS
TERRACE
POUNDKEEPER
TERRACE,
May
6:
Terrace
vil
Per
dozen
Large
She
176's.
Per
dozen
Medium
Size
238's.
Per
dozen
Radishes
3
bunches
Lettuce
Large
and
firm.
2
heads
Swift's
Pure
Lard-2
pounds
5c
19c
Green
Onions
3
bunches
BAK
UOIJ)
lage
commissioners
have
appointed
LONDON,
tCP)
The
Montreal
Mr.
Tiffin
as
the
new
keeper
of
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
the
pound
In
place
of
Mr.
Oreg-
market
was
unchanged
today
at
ory
'who
has
resigned.
$37.54
per
fine
ounce.
OVERWAITEA
LTD.
CASHorCO.D.
Phone
813
j
Tree
Delivery
on
Orders
of
$1
and
Over
Butter-"rf,re
95c
Burns'
Sliced
Bacon
OQp
f
Fir
Bars-Ormonds.
fO
Ptr
lb.
Perpkt
iac
I
-
Soda
Biscuits-
16-
Offp
Kellogg's
Corn
Hakes
0
I
-
o.
pkts.
2
pkts.
2glantpkts.
Sea
Maid
Shrimps-Wr
19
c
i
"-,
Miracle
Whip
Salad
CCp
Libby's
Tomato
Juice-Off!
Dressing
Quart
jar
io
oz.
4
tins
-5DC
Aylmer
Golden
Ban-
"I
ftp
Grapefruit
Juice
QOn
tarn
Corn-Per
tin
XUV
50
-oz.
tins
-5uC
i
Aylmer
Cut
Wax
Beans
I
Qs
Per
tin
Xt7l
ORANGE
PRICES
ARE
ADVANCING
Whv
not
take
advantare
'
Of
lhc
Inir
nr!r
Pard
Doj
Food
2
tiny
25c
5c
15c
23c
MacKenzie's
Furniture
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CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
KILARXEY
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
In
latest
covering.
Guaranteed
for
the
"Rest-
of
your
life
'
Easy
terms,
no
Interest
charged.
Call
and
see
them.
Phone
775
(Meet
Her
in
a
Meter
Cab)
,
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
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4
Can
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for
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of
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and
Sulphur
Gemral
Office
and
Works
Trail.
B.C.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
-i
nence
sne
is
due
back
here
to
morrow
afternoon
southbound.
season.
Picnic
parties
were
hurriedly
organized.
The
Salt
Lak
was
a
popular
centre,
many
going
In
for
their
first
dip
of
the
year
i
Installation
of.
a
V-8'
tcJPx
-r"y-
reponea
to
I
U!&JUmhe
way
has
been
doing
considerabTe
run-'
nlng
ground
the
harbor.
'
L
The
dry
dock
yards
continue
a'
hive
of
industry
as
work
of
gettln
the
plant
In
readiness
for
the
war,
.Uilpbuilding
program
continues
.TVl
mi,k
t
1
I
...v
-ut
mciuaes
reoair
and
novation
of
the
railway
tracks
through
the
vard
a
la,
n
j
Keep
np
to
da
Aciue
reeu
rlT
Plan
Your
Holiday
Now.
The
8ANQAN
CAMP
near
Ma.
sett
offers
a
splendid
holiday
for
uuug
ana
oia
good
bathing
2
minutes
walk
from
River
or
Sea,
a
beautiful
spot
with
separate
Cottages
or
Tents
fully
equipped.
Ex-
eellent
meals
served
m
Dining'
Room
at
reasonable
rates
Rfr.r.!
on
premises
for
campers.
Badmln-
mhi,
oui-aoor
games,
beach
and
boat
picnics.
Bring
your
friends
and
enjoy
a
real
vacation
with
your
families
Children
over
8
yearn
rilthn..i
.
parents
carefully
looked
after
and
given
a
good
time.
Fr
full
particulars
apply
MRS.
DUNN
SANGAN
RIVER
HOLIDAY
CAMP
M.
Massett,
B.
C.
fhones
18
&
p.0.
Box
575
Ice
Cream
Soft
Drinks
Tobaccos,
Candy
Mussallem's
.CONFECTIONERY
ywauc
uanaaian
Legion
i
R.
crew
being
stationed
there
with
I
in
own
irain.
THE
DAILY
NJT.V3
Hi
Colonial
Days
Are
Recalled
Atlr
f.
CnVr
Aft
Milnr
.
.
.
.
.
1
Terrace
Board
Of
Trade
First
btg
yacht
w.
ot
the
season
to;
visit
Prince
Ruper.
the
Princlplai
TERRACE,
May
6:
-The
Terrace
of
Seattle
Is
leaving
today
for
a
Board
of
Trade
held
ita
regular
three
weeks'
cruise
to
Gardener
monthly
meeting
on
Wednesday
at
;
Canal
and
vaflious
waters
here-4
Willie's
Hotel,
guest
speaker
being
abouts
after
having
been
in
port
A.
Attree
who
chose
for
his
sub-since
Thursday
tied
up
at
the
floats
Ject
"The
Barr
Colony."
some
ex
of
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.
The
periences
in
connection
with
which
hanrfemn
vessel
was
brmieht
north
h"1
speaker
has
had
In
the
past
frAm
.fi-atMe
br
her
crw
and
was
'rhe
address
proved
very
?
rrs
1rlnd
veterday
by
hr
owner,
-ng.
Some
ot
the
episodes
cvjkcd
Klngslcy
McCombcr.
an
Eastern
memories
of
pioneering
ambitions
United
States
business
man.
and
:
among
those
present
-of
bogged
party
who
arrived
on
the
steamer
wagons,
refractory
horses,
lost
Prfncess
Louise
from
the
south.
The,
tra,1
and,
not
least
of
those
re-PHnclpla
Is
a
vessel
of
ninety
feet
rnembered
miseries,
the
armies
of
.
Lk,
ft
,
M
U
JJ
ll.fj.
--.-
v
n
.
.
v
aunt
I
tsuft
Atlas
diesel
engines.
Luxuriously
ol-doors
meals
with
the
hardy
appointed
and
fitted
with
every-
experienced,
though
venturesome
iuu(
vi
inc
idtri,
Dotn
ior
navi-
iivw
nc
uiun
ui
gation
and
comfort,
this
is
not
the
'old
England.
Principla's
first
visit
to
Prince
Ru-
President
Harry
King
added
tes-pert.'
Capt.
Walter
Smith
Is
the'Umony
Irom
nta
experiences
at
Skipper.
I
farming
in
the
same
period,
I
The
meeting
was
fairly
well
at
The
new
Anglican
mission
boat
tended
ad
some
progress
was
re-Western
Hope.
Just
completed
here
VTtA
b?
Secretary
Kerr
with
he
for
service
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
rallwav
authorities
In
regard
to
Islands.'
will
be
leaving
today
or
to-
con"rtlng
the
waste
land
near
morrow
for
Massett
to
be
commls-
1)01
mto
an
ornanental
aioned
In
her
ecclesiastical
duties
park-
,wih
Rev.
Alfred
Abraham
in
n
i
rl
i
Dride-tlect
At
With
an
almost
capacity
list
of
Rurnc
I
oL-n
Ic
passengers
on
board.
C.P.R.
Kramer
-
U1
liariC
15
Princess
Louise.
Capt
S.
K.
Gray
PL
TI
arrived
In
port
at
8:30
yesterday
OllOWer
HOIlOree
iiui,iuiS
sauea
ai
io
ajn.
for
sxagway
and
other
northern
polnU
BURNS
LAKE,
May
6:-A
large
""-C
iUC
IS
QUe
OaCK
ner
HTt
9thrini
rmr,nin
n.n
.1..
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'
'
ww.4tptMUi6
IIIMIJ
U
irnaay
afternoon
southhminrf
ih
hHin
nr
p..
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"
.
mmm
MKWUiCU
(Fourteen
passengers
left
the
Prin-,at
th
home
of
Mrs.
John
Oowan
,ces4
Louise
here
while
seven
went
to
honor
MUs
Olga
Hamre
who
.
aboard
at
this
port.
'will
be
married
shortly
U
Ted
,,...
.
,
Thompson,
popular
farmer
of
Tat-
fornt
.TrtheayfreighUll8e-
were
Mrs.
F
Earner
catiur
?
Unlon
Trousdell
and
Mrs.
Oowan
who
Pt-
Janjesf,lnd-!were
!rJiS
i
ably
assisted
by
ladles
of
Sued
f
,1
?uthMd
k
e
presented
U
the
brjde-Ued
a
couple
of
hours
-
r
-
later
lot
for
elect,
beta
carried
in
bv
ntti.
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
Misses
Margaret
Oowan
and-Klrky
Oowan
who
were
costumed
as
a
;bride
and
groom.
The
fine
afternoon
yesterday
at-1
The
brlde-elert
appropriately
extracted
many
to
the
water
and
lt,preswd
her
aPPretiatlon.
might
be
said
to
have
been
the1'
inauguration
of
the
harbor
boating
by
JOHN
CLINTON
Si
I
Juit
taw
a
raori
that
you
ought
to
M.
The
trouble
U,
I
don't
know
how
you're
toir.j
to
our
engineers
mad
it
a
whfls
back,
and
it's
a
dilly.
It
iKowi
wKt
hipptntd
U
two
neton
which
tUrUd
ot
In
lift
without
ny
trton
In
thtJf
cyhn-drt.
Thty
tr
ttch
drlvtn
6000
niUt
o
tht
Mini
rotdi.
At
Iht
nd
ol
thit
lime,
th
cnjlnttn
took
tht
tldi
oflf
th
moton,
nd
M
60
yo
think
thty
fovnd?
Nope,
not
Scarlett
O'Hara.
But
in
the
motor
that
had
beta
driven
with
one
kind
of
oil
there
wa
a
lot
of
carbon.
Enough
U
make
the
motor
ping
on
tht
least
excuse.
Howtvtr,
In
the
thtf
motor
the
ont
thtt
htd
bttn
dritn
with
Triton
Motof
Oil,
on
my
Word
ol
hann.
thtr
wtm't
tnouth
to
mtlt
the
Jetit
prtctiul
differtnet.
Whtt
"JSf.tnt'e
wii,
wi
i
toft
yoy
Cjuld
tcrttch
It
with
year
ftneei
beil.
.
Trjton
forms
very
little
carbon
lUelf.
The
movie
showed
thet.
And
bteauH
it
forms
so
little,
It
will
allow
your
motor
to
burn
u
most
of
the
old
carbon
forme)
by
olhtT
oils
and
Mow
it
out
the
fxnausl
pipe!
la
other
words
.
.
.
Triton
changes
Ping
to
Purr!
ons
minim
yoe'rttibtptic
and
ye
don't
btlitvt
mt,
of
tht
movlt
I
iw.
you
htvt
your
Oinketie
filltd
with
Triton
Motef
Oil
this
r
y
dy.
Then
drivt
2
to
3
thouMnd
milts,
and
ttt
for
your,
self.
You'll
never
uit
tnylhlni
elit,
I
ctn
promlit
you.
UNION
OIL
COMPANY!
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CANADA
LTD.
Tib
RING
103
YEARS
OLD
A
very
charming
wedding
of
much
Interest
wag
solemnised
at
the
Deanery
on
Friday
eventtig
at
S
30
when
Miss
Elisabeth
Ruth
Chandler,
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
?
W
Chandler,
was
united
in
marriage
by
Very
Rev.
J
B.
Olbaon.
D-D
Dean
of
St.
Andn-Wi
Cathed-al.
to
Lance-Corporal
James
Cow-Till
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Corps
of
Signals
whose
father
and
mother
are
residents
of
Lethbridge.
Alt.
The
bride,
given
In
marriage
by
-ier
father,
was
beautiful
in
a
white
aUn
floor
length
gown
with
matching
bolero
and
finger
Up
veil
of
white
net
with
orange
btomoms
She
also
wore
glove
of
white
lacel
and
white
shoes
to
match.
She
carried
an
exquisite
bouquet
of
rosea'
and
carnation.
Mlas
Eva
Chandler,
a
sister,
was
bridesmaid.
She
wore
a
floor
length
gown
of
rose
with
white
accessorial
to
match.
Her
bouquet
was
of
snap
dragons,
lrix
and
carnation
The
groomsman
was
Sergt.
R.
s
MacNetl.
The
bride's
mother
war
mt
frock
with
hat
and
glove
to
match.
As
the
bride
and
a
room
entrH
the
home
of
the
bride's
parenu
where
a
retention
waa
held,
the
Wedding
March
was
played
by
Mlas
miaa
Bond.
The
bride
and
groom
received
the
gueat
under
a
large
white
wedding
befl.
Muaic
was
supplied
by
J.
Bond.
.on
me
accoroian,
and
F.
Cameron.
I
on
ine
piano
During
tee
course
of
me
evening
Miss
Hilda
Bond
sang
"I
Love
You
Truly."
At
12
o'clock
the
bride
cut
the
wedding
cake.
Their
many
friends
lolned
In
wishing
them
a
long
and
1
happy
wedded
life.
The
happy
THE
SEAL
r
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockcye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
wily
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
tha
year
round
payroll
la
Prince
Rupert
couple
are
making
their
home
at
316
Second
Street
Of
outstanding
Interest
in
this
wedding
was
the
wedding
rm
and
keeper
which
waa
presented
te
the
,
groom.
James
CowgUl.
by
the
lath-
j
er
of
the
bride,
r
W
p
Chandler
This
was
the
wedding
ring
and
keeper
of
the
great
grandfather
and
I8"-mmmanaaassassMM
n
Allan
Jones
?
Mary
Martin
ssfiv
Walter
Connollv
n
r
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juuiui
Dii
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rosier
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t!v
to
the
year
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