rhursJay,
July
12,
1023.
Dissolve
in
boiling
water
Use
enough
to
get
a
big
lasting
suds
Big
lasting
suds
one
ccrct
of
Rinso'a
amazing
power
to
dissolve
Jilt.
If
you
don't
get
lasting
suds,
you
have
not
used
enough
Rinso.
Soak
an
hour
or
more
T'v-
After
soaking,
only
the
most
soiled
clothes
need
a
light
rubbing
with
dry
Rinio.
Your
clothes
don't
need
boiling
if
you
use
Rinso.
But
if
you
like
to
boil
your
white
cottons,
use
enough
Rinso
solution
to
get
the
suds
you
like.
NOTE)
loMvaltr
tl
Uses
(tomato
I
pck(
I
Ribm
lo
tub
le
male
f
ooJ
ludt.
In
ttry
ktrj
wle
you
will
need
Item
1
V4
2
ptckait.tea
vbleit
tb
b!
letting
audita!
lota
all
toe
dilU
LEVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED
TORONTO
"Rupert"
Brand
Kippers
LET
THE
P.J02W
SMOKED
DAILY
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MR.
FISHERMAN!
Y1$SfiS?
WVlmve
been
making
tanks
for
Imals
during
tlio
past
len
years
mid
wo
have
yet
tu
gel
a
complaint
of
faulty
workmanship.
WHAT
WE
HAVE
DONE
FOfl
OTHERS
WE
CAN
DO
FOR
YOU.
ROWE'S
SHEET
METAL
WORKS
Second
Ave.
Phone
340.
Clark's
A
delicious
hcalth-'givind,
truly
economical
food
ready
to
heat
and
serve.
Choice
of
Tomato,
Chili
or
Plain
Sauce.
WtU
ii'oceeif
(ford
tarry
an
oiiorfmrnl
of
many
eiceient
Clark
prruirej
looJ:
Tne
Clark
Uh.l
It
a
guarantee
of
quality.
BEANS
IABK-S.J
Beans
Build
Bonnie
Bojrl
"wn
nbAL
L
.
..
fl
CLARK
KITCHENS
HELP
YOU"
H
ere
an
dTh
ere
Saskatchewan's
crop
cost
flh7,-000,000
to
produce
laat
year.
The
proceed
amounted
to
$287,000,000.
During
the
month
of
April
and
the
first
two
weeks
of
May
300
claims
were
registered
in
the
coun-tiea
of
Temiskaming
and
Abitibl,
the
gold
field.
of
the
province
of
Quebec.
"Twenty
marriage
engagements
are
among
the
results
of
a
round
the-world
voyage
of
a
C.P.R.
liner,"
Mr.
Beatty
has
a
lot
to
answer
for.
Ottawa
Joirnal.
With
a
population
which
is
over
70
per
cent,
nirai
Saskatchewan
has
larger
automobile
registration
than
any
other
province.
One
in
every
IS
people
owns
a
car.
One
of
the
largest
fish
caught
In
the
history
of
Lake
Timagimi
was
recently
caught
by
E.
B.
Hamlin
who,
with
a
small
bass
hook
and
light
steel
rod
landed
a
salmon
trout
weighing
24
pounds
and
meajuring
three
feet
in
length.
In
11120
there
were
nit
in
Caned.-.
4,021,826
cord
of
pulpwood.
This
would,
if
piled
four
feet
high
and
four
feet
wide,
reach
in
a
continuous
line
over
6,000
miles,
or
the
distance
from
Vancouver
to
Halifax,
and
out
over
the
Atlantic
to
Queens,
town,
Ireland.
,
Trees
to
the
number
of
10,000
were
distributed
among
Saskatoon
school
children
by
the
I'arka
Officials
and
Dominion
Forestry
Branch
on
the
occasion
of
Arbor
Iay.
Kach
child
received
one
maple
and
one
ash
Iast
year
only
6,000
trees
were
distributed.
The
Empress
of
France,
of
the
Can-adian
Pacific
fleet,
now
on
the
trans-Atlantic
service
between
Hamburg,
Southampton
and
Cherbourg
to
Que.
bee,
hold
the
record
for
the
fastest
journey
between
Quebec
and
Liverpool,
having
crossed
in
S
days,
22
hours
and
3
minutes,
just
two
hours
less
than
the
Empress
of
Britain.
General
Sir
Arthur
Currie
will
unveil
a
memorial
cairn
at
Sault
Ste.
Marie
to
Etienne
II
rule
and
his
companion
Grenoell,
the
coureurs
de
bois,
who
found
the
Ssult
and
discovered
lake
Superior
in
1C22.
The
unveiling
will
take
place
August
7th
during
Discovery
Week,
when
the
OJib-wsys
will
produce
"Hiawatha"
on
two
afternoons.
Notwithstanding
that
there
will
be
an
increase
this
year
in
Canadian
Pacific
steamship
traffic
on
the
St
I-awrrnre,
with
17
more
sailings
,
than
in
1922,
Canadian
Pacific
offi-,
rials
report
that
ships
are
being
i
well
booked
and
that
according
to
!
present
indications
the
1923
season
will
show
improvement
tn
ocean
trade
from
both
Montreal
and
Quebec
Whales
are
reported
early
and
plentiful
this
season
and
despatches
from
Victoria
state
that
condition
surrounding
the
Inauguration
of
the
deep-sea
bunt
this
year
are
the
most
promising
in
more
than
a
decade,
The
demand
for
canned
whale
meat
has
become
so
pronounced
that
the
prospective
paca
of
the
ictorian
whalers
is
already
disposed
of.
England
will
be
the
distributing
market
for
canned
whale
meat
this
year.
A
replica
of
an
old
time
Hudson's
i
Bay
fort,
such
as
once
was
the
nucleus
of
the
western
posts
of
the
great
company,
and
which
still
exist
in
the
far
north,
will
be
erected
at
the
Calgary
Exhibition
grounds,
July
9
to
14,
as
a
part
of
the
big
Stampede
feature.
Special
arrangements
are
also
being
made
to
provide
a
commodious
camping
ground
for
the
Old
Timers
who
will
attend
with
the
old-fashioned
chuck
wagons
and
cowboy
equipment
Running
on
schedule
the
Canadian
Pacific
Steamship's
liner
"Empress
of
Canada,"
CapUin
A.
J.
Hailey,
agsin
demonstrated
her
right
to
the
claim
of
"Queen
of
the
Pacific"
The
Canadian
vessel
left
Vaneouvef
twenty-four
hours
behind
the
American
liner
"President
McKlnley"
hound
for
Yokohama
recently.
The
"Emorcss
of
Canada"
docked
about
3
A
M..
and
the
"P'esident
McKia-lcy"
arrived
at
8
A
M-
Mis
IIHt'ii
lluiyiide,
II.
X..
surxiral
supervisor
in
tin
local
lmpitiil.
returned
by
tin1
steamer
Prince
(leoiKe
yesterday
after-
iiddii
from
Victoria
where
she
spent
a
mouth'
Iiolnlay.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Thursday,
July
12
limit
l-'
ri
p.m.
I7.i
ft.
Low
O
il
a.m.
a.
I
"
K:;i0
p.m.
7.0
"
Friday,
July
13.
Hull
0:.i:t
a.m.
.20.2
fl.
.
13:31
p.m.
18.0
"
Low
7:10
a.m.
2.0
"
IU:I5
p.m.
7.0
"
Saturday,
July
14.
UiaU
,
l
:
I0
a.m.
20.7
fl.
1
1
:()?
p.m.
1
8.0
"
Low
7:.r0
a.m.
2.0
"
lt):53
p.m.
0.0
"
Sunday,
July
15
Hiult
I
:
IK
a.m.
2I.0
fl.
!l:l3
p.m.
1
8.9
"
Low
82.r.
a.m.
I.7
"
20:3?
p.m.
0.2
"
rCZEMA
L
You
are
nt
et
perlment-I
n
k
when
you
use
Dr.
ik.h'ii
oint
ment
(or
Rrtema
ami
Mi
In
lrritv
llonn.
It
relieves
at
once
and
tradu-
.t...
.kin
U.mnl.
tut
I
Ir
Bit-
MID
.Kill.
..u.,-.v
t-vm
Oisw's
Ointment
tree
It
you
mention
thl
iiaiH'r
and
send
id',
suiiiui
fur
Loaume.
.
a
bust
all
dealers
or
KdiiMiuni
JJiuIUhI,
Toriw
Tfll
DAILY
NEWfl
VAQZ
THnill
Local
and
Personal
11.
O.
Undertakers.
Hayners,
Undertakers.
Phnne
361.
tf
AVoimI
or
Coal.
Plume
Itcd
523.
Carey's
Transfer.
If
-
SaveMoncyl
Huy
our
Nanaimo-
Wclliiigtoii
.Nut
Coal
al
$
13.50
a
Ion.
Albert
&.
McCaffery,
Lid.
If
r
.
P.
Tinker
returned
yester
day
afternoon
on
the
Prince
(ieorge
from
u
business
trip
KOUtll.
Phone
41.
tf
If
u
find
you
cannot
get
I
he
daily
News
regularly,
call
pi
and
subscribe
for
it
and
have
it
de
liercd
to
your
home.
tf
'
C
V.
Homer,
provincial
as-
n
r,
relumed
yeierday
after
noon
by
(he
Prinee
tieorce
from
a
trip
down
the
coasl.
W.
K.
William
relumed
las!
niphf
from
.
Francois
Lake
where
lie
ha
been
on
a
I
rip
of
Inspection
of
hi
limber
inleresl.
Hale
L.
Pill,
manager
of
Ihe
Premier
mine,
arrheij
in
(lie
eif
y
yclerday
afternoon
am
I
re-
Sflered
at
the
Hotel
Prince
llu-
pert.
liev.
Ir.
J.
(J.
Spencer
of
Purl
Siinpori
returned
from
lliver
Inli-I
on
I
lie
Prinee
(ieitnn
ye-lerday
afleruoon
and
left
hy
pat-boat
for
Port
impou.
P.
Lorenzen,
-
accountant
for
Hie
lloyal
l'ih
Co
relumed
ye,
lerday
afleruoon
fnnn
Victoria
lo
which
cily
he
wa
called
a
Tew
week
M2fi
oil
account
of
hi
iirollier
death.
I'.apl.
II.
It.
Italiinjiloii
arriei
from
Victoria
on
Hie
Prince
lieorye
yeterday
aflemooii
and
procnsled
Jty
I
In-
ralller
Prince
John
la-l
uiithl
lo
hi
rrah
can
nery
at
.N'aden
Harbor.
Mr.
P.
McLaughlin,
wife
of
the
dtck
agent
al
Anyox,
wa
!
pa-M-iigcr
goiny
norlh
on
Ihe
Prince
(ieorye
yclerday
aflcr-ihmmi
on
her
rciiirn
from
a
holi-
lay
speul
in
Ihe
oulh.
A.
Farrow,
leaifihoal
arrivi-il
from
Vancouver
on
'he
Prinee
(ieorve
yelcrday
af-
ernooii.
lie
i
here
m
con-
niflitiii
wilh
Ihe
docking
of
lli
:.
I.M.At.
leamer
Uanadiau
Seid
lih.
Jame
.McKee,
of
he
account
nit?
depart
meiit
of
Ihe
Victoria
I
line,
wa
a
pa.enger
arriving
in
Ihe
Prince
(Jeorgc
elerday
ifleriioon.
lie
i
making;
Ihe
round
Irip
lo
Anyox
on
holiday
henl.
Mr.
I.
Mrl.eod.
722
llioiup.
on
Slreel.
left
on
lnl
nighr?
'ram
tor
me
i.ai
on
a
Mi
ice
monlir
varalion
Irip.
She
will
(op
olT
al
Morirelown
and
will
then
proceed
to
llinoiiloii,
Win
nipeg
and
Vancouver.
-
II.
K.
Wahy,
poullry
inUuclor
for
Ihe
provincial
government,
arrived
in
Ihe
cily
yelenlay
af
lernooiji
afler
a
lour
of
Ihe
interior
in
Ihe
Mure
of
which
he
gave-lecture
at
variou
impor
taut
fanning
point.
.
F.
I..
Huckley,
pieiilenl
tif
Ihe
Maell
Timher
Co.,
accompanied
hy
hi
young
on.
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
Ihe
Prime
(ieorge
yelerday
afleruoon
and
proceed
en
immciiialcly
alter
hi
arrival
hy
the
launch
Kpauliue
lo
Muck-Icy
Hay.
The
.Maell
Tiinlier
Oo.'t
leam
ehooiier
III
Cedro
di-
harged
10,011(1
barrel
of
oil
at
Ihe
I
'ii
ion
tlil
Co.
lank.
Van-
ouver,
al
the
first
of
Ihe
week
and
proceeded
lo
Huckley
Hay
l
load
full
wilh
lumber
for
Lo
ngele.
Mi
Klizahelh
Wilson,
lillle
laughter
of
Mr.
and
Mr,
(ieorge
Wil.Min.
Fourlh
Avenue.
Wesl.
re
lumed
yelerday
afleruoon
on
Ihe
sleamer
Prince
(ieorge
from
jpieouver
where
she
wenl
for
Ireiitmeiit
at
the
hands
of
an
eye
peeialisl.
(ieorge
W,
Carpenter
of
Hu-gene,
Oreg4n,who
hu
been
for
Ihe
past
several
week
inspecting
limber
stand
in
the
Hazcltmt
dlstricl
on
behalf
of
Americiin
iulere.lil
arviu'd
from
the
interior
lasl
uiulil
mill
Is-registered
nl
Ihe
llolel
Central.
f
.
I'l
IlNITl
UK
r,.r
Sal.'
Pli
.
i
Itlack
401.
Il,5
T.
A.
Sandi'oii.
manager
of
Ihe
llay.-porl
cannery,
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
(ieorgo
fur
Vancouver.
'
Mr.
-I.
A.
ltriggs,
win.
i(rjive.i
from
HiM-kl-
Hay
yesterday,
will
;
-ail
lonijrht
by
the
sleamer
Prince
(ieorge
for
Vancouver.
j
Jayor
Newlon
i
picnicking
at
lerrace
lump
WT1h
Hie
Orange-
men
o
Ihe
regular
monthly
police
eoimniion
meeting
set
for
this
afternoon
lias
.ecii
p,.t-potiiHl
until
next
Thursday.
"
II.
II.
Waby.
of
Salnii'ii
Arm.
H.C..
poullry
expert
or
the
Pro
vincial
lieparluieni
of
Agricul
ture,
will
give
an
address
on
"Poullry"
hi
Ihe
City
Hall
on
Friday
evening
at
8
p.m.
Every
body
welcome.
10
1
(In
arrival
of
the
C.N.
II.
steam
er
Prince
Albert
from
Slewart
'hi
morning,
(ieorjje
Puppa
was
turned
over
to
the
eily
police
by
Capl.
Neil
McLean.
Pappas
will
fact
trial
in
Magistrate
Mc-I'lyiiHdil's
court
tomorrow
niorn-
ny
on
a
charge
of
al
templing
lieal
hi
way.
He
i
out
on
-!5
bail.
4-
-
Mrs.
Ilronlien
..f
the
eililorial
slalT
of
Hie
Daily
Col.
hum,
Vic
toria,
was
in
Hie
eily
yeslerda?
fur
a
short
lime
on
tier
va
south.
She
wa
makinj
the
round
trip
with
her
laisiiaml
an
l
her
mother,
Mrs.
Irving
widow
of
Ihe
lale
.Mr.'.luice
Pving
of
Virlnriu.
They
were
Hie
only
Canadians
on
the
steuinci',
nmt
of
Ihe
passengers
being
round
(rippers
from
Ihe
centra!
aiel
eastern
Stales.
All
expressed
Iheniselves
as
very
pleased
vviilt
Ihe
scenery
throughout
t
lie
inp.
Plus
1c
Id
Per
Piece.
m
a
pound
FLOAT-IRONED
Family
Service
Alt
of
your
washing
SO
per
cent
or
your
ironing
everything
returned
dry
You
simply
touch
up
a
few
outer
garments
such
as
waists,
blouses,
house
dresses,
with
hand-Iron.
Phon
us
today.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY.
Phone
8.
10
or
15
0
25
"
35
Keep
Your
Vacation
with
a
KODAK
For
your
selection,
on
our
shelves
a
romplete
choice
from
the
handy
little
Vest
Pocket
model
at
S6.50
to
Special
Kodaks
with
superior
eipiipment
for
superior
pictures.
At
your
call
in
our
developing
and
printing
department
painstaking
finishing
you'll
he
glad
to
geL
TAKE
PLENTY
OF
KODAK
FILM.
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
Stores
tti.i.H
a.
kjs.uuaiajiiiia
HlMKiiiiV
.
Phones
200,
82
and
134
inirTi;'-ei
...
-
.
-
Sailintrs
frnm
Pnnrn
Riirwrt
.S.5v
PHnr
Runrf-
1
"
and
Prince
George
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermedial
Points,
Monday,
Thursday,
Saturday,
11
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
WEDNESDAY,
10
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
.
.
.
FRIDAY,
10
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
Vancouver,
via
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
June
13th,
27th,
July
11th,
25th
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Leave
erlnre
tluprrt
dally
exerpl
Sunday
at
6.(5
pjii.
fur
I'rtnee
George,
Edmonton,
W'innlper.
direct
connections
all
points
tsstern
Canada
and
United
Stiles.
AGENCY
FOR
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Ticket
Offlcs,
627
Third
A,
Prlne
Ruptru
Phone
260.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
LOUISE,
S.S.
PRINCESS
ALICE.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
June
3,
8,
10,
23,
30;
July
7,
11,
18,
21,
25,
28.
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
June
11,
18,
2S
July
2,
6,
13,
10,
20,
23,
27.
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocean
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van-couver,
every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Salllnrs
In'iii
I'rlnre
Rupert,
Fop
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Octsn
Falls,
and
Swanson
Bay,
Tussdsf,
S
P.M.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alsrt
Bay,
and
Swanion
Bay,
Saturday
Noon.
Fop
ANVOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Wales
Island,
Sunday
10
P.M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naas
RUsr
Canneries,
Friday
A.M.
MS"
nd
Avenue.
J.
Barnslsy,
AgtnU
Prince
Ilupert,
B.C