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Thursday,
May
15,
ViVl
Printer
Recalls
l
Buffalo
Hunt
Of
Early
Days
"
Much'od,
Alt;,
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Tliomas
!
Clarke
figures
he
took
part
in
a
one
of
the
country's
last
wild
buffalo
hunts-
from
a
train.
Ami
they
didn't
v.vi
the
buffalo.
!
A
pioneer
Alberta
printer,
a
Clarke
was
on
his
way
west
In
1884
with
a
troop
of
Motilities
He
believes
rue
was
rtie
first
mar,
to
set
type
for
the
Calgary
Herald
JJ
which
started
publication
in
the
!
1830s.
The
Motilities
of
course
B
had
already
been
on
the
prairie?
.
for
10
years.
They
came
to
Mac-
leod
in
1875.
the
year
that
Clarke
landed
at
Quebec
with
his
par-"
,
ents
from
Suffolk,
England,
"j
where
he
was
born
in
18G3.
His
father
settled
near
Over
Sound,
Ont.,
and
young
Clarke
became
an
apprentice
printer
at
5
Meai'ord,
but
the
spirit
of
adven-m
ture
caused
him
to
move
west
In
1872.
He
not
a
job
with
the
old
Winnipeg
Sun
but
soon
enlisted
fUNNIER
THAN
THE
STAGE
"IT
THT
PANIC
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AND
NEW
York
Kxtra
.
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tit
AM(l'S
IM.AVEKSTIIMTH,
B
angerse
Clearance
STARTING
TOMORROW
AN
EYtfJL
OF
LADIES'
SUITS
Thee
suits
are
:jily
ior
a
person
who
wants
a
betier
suit.
Sizes
from
12
to
18.
EXCITEMENT
5
SLIPS
AND
GOWNS
I
M-G-M's
(iXV.
Reg.
$75
REDUCED
25
-
35
in
the
Northwest
Mounted
Police.
a
He
was
sent
to
Qu'Appclle,
Sask
,
then
to
Reclna
and
lielped
.c
build
the
Retina
police
bar-
racks.
From
there
he
went
to
Maple
Creek.
Sask.,
and
on
to
J
Calvary
in
1884.
It
was
on
the
train
ride
from
Medicine
Hat
to
Calvary,
Clarke
recalls,
that
a
brakeman
came
J
into
the
coach
and
said
there
was
J
a
buffalo
up
the
tracks.
("Everybody
grabbed
a
carbine.
reKardless
of
number
the
police
numbered
everything,
even
the
$49.99
Reg.
$49
to
$60
$39.99
.
Kaybar
and
Lcckcr
Brands.
Better
Quality
Only
ALL
SIZES
-
ASSORTED
PRICES
J
men--and
stuck
them
through
I
windows
and
fired
away
as
we
I
passed.
But
nobody
hit
the
I
buffalo."
''
(Ah
Sale
Of
BETTER
Soring
Grid
Summer
Clarke
w
as
given
permission
j
,
to
work
as
a
printer
In
Calgary
j
i
while
still
in
the
police
force,
j
I
but
in
1887
he
got
a
Job
with
the
j
I
I
Mack'od
Gazette.
Later,
with
his
;
I
brother
Fred,
he
started
the
j
'
Vlac'eod
Advance
and
Southern;
Clearing
Ladies'
Full
Length
DRESSE
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.
i
r
Alberta
Advertiser,
i'
He
Mill
lias
the
equipment
to
I
turn
out
business
cards
and
1
handbills
at
his
home,
but
says
!'
that
at
his
age
"a
fellow
shakvs
I
a
bit
too
much''
to
hold
a
.stick
i
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type.
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dm
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No.
1
Junior
Vogues
Rcq.
$19
to
$30
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TOTEM
In
On
the
Bea
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Chips
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Eve.
Sows
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$75
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$17
$9.99
With
this
sale
anyone
can
enioy
the
luxury
of
an
O
r
ig
i
n
a
I
Junior
Vogue
dress.'
These
are
dresses
that
rarely
go
on
sale,
so
hurry.
0.mi
your
eyes
cjikJ
Irjlioldf
A
feist
of
coat
bargains
offered
now
when
you've
still
almost
a
fi'll
season's
wear
ahead.
You
can't
lose.
Styles
and
quality
you've
liked
and
admired
at
regular
prices
now
yours
at
a
generous
reduction
.
.
.
The
usual
Wallace
guarantee
with
each
purchase.
4
Special
Mot.
Toifj
7
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a
2:00
roro
TODAY
o
SATURDAY
Evening
Shows
7
-
9:09
Saturday
Ma.
?
-
4:25
Prc-School
Chi'
ANGLICAN
METROPOLITAN
Rt.
Rev.
Robert
J.
Renison,
77,
ha
been
elected
Anglican
Metropolitan
of
the
ecclesiastical
province
of
Ontario.
Previously
Bishop
of
Moosouee,
he
becomes
arihlb,lshop
of
that
diocese.
He
succeeds
Most
Rev.
John
Ljoits
of
Kingston,
who
recently
retired
as
metropolitan
due'
to
ill
health.
The
new
metropolitan
will
be
enthroned
Jims
9
at
Christ
Church
cathedral
In
Hamilton.''
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Ladies'
Kid
Gloves
NYLON
HOSE
Pure
Silk
j;
Head
Squares
S2.99
(Hi
W
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Js-J
NEW
LIFE
GROUP
No.
1
Reg.
$4
-
$4.50
Sizes
6
to
7Va
Black
and
Brown
GROUP
No.
2
Regular
$3
-
$4.25
Sizes
6
to
63A
Clearing
42-45-51
gauge
Your
Choice
$f.39
Reg.
$1.95
value
Size
33"
x
35"
Assorted
patterns
FURS
FOR
YOI
It
2
A
10
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IN
SHNS
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AISIIN
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IN'I'FRNATIONAL
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1
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SUDAN
fl
1
1050
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si
,,an
si
99
Sizes
8V2
through
11.
Subs
from
a
leading
branded
line
.
.
.
Priced
extra
special.
Limited
to
stock
on
hand.
Buy
as
many
pair
as
you
like.
Stock
up
at
this
price.
A
qrand
selection
of
colorful
patterns.
All
pure
silk
and
in
the
full
giant
size.
Ideal
for
a
gift.
It's
a
real
Wallace
value.
Auto
5fif
r
I
I
.
I
NYLON
AND
FABRIC
Sizes
6
to
8.
Reg.
to
$1
.50.
Colors:
Navy,
Black,
Grey.
99c
Thjrd
vc'll"t
J0
SPECIAL
IN
OUR
NEW
MEN'S
SECTION
Men's
Jockey
Shirts
and
Shorts
Safeguard
your
precious
Furs
in
the
only
scientific
FUR
VAULT
in
northern
British
Columbia.
whim:
rN
STORAGE
HAvr:
tiikm
Repaired
1
fl
2
2
for
Work
Socks
69c
pair
or
2
pair
for
$1.19.
Wool
and
Nylon.
Reinforced
heel
and
toe.
For
the
man
who
likes
value
....
here
it
is
at
Wallace's.
Time
to
.C
r.
An
excellent
practical
bargain
in
men's
all
year
around
underwear.
Buy
as
many
as
you
want.
IteiiKxlfllcd
Cli-uni-il
and
,ln7,ei
For
pick-ii)
service
i
Home
a
'with
MODERN
FURNITURE,
rpF
STn
17
fN
Phono
974
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
302
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
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