,fldiy,
July
o.
RUBBER
BALLS
M
ler
lttillcr
Halls
ure
in
a
class
y
(iLiii!etve:.
Tliey
,.f
,
Murker
rubber,
more
flattie
uml
will
uinit:e
higher
v
rubber
ball
you
ever
saw.
Large
shipment
direct
ii
lory.
hence
rrtli
and
doubly
clastic.
Tnee
ball
Hre
priced
williin
life
reach
of
oil.
A
big
,vr
most
be
hud.
Reach
Sporting
Goods
We
have
a
complete
hue
of
i
ltvali
gijods
which
II
ul
catalogue
price.
Mend
for
alulogue.
"Rupert"
Brand
Kippers
SMOKED
DAILY
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Keep
Your
Vacation
with
a
KODAK
'
""
'"r
H'
ir.
U'tn
...
i
i
riijiii
'i
fiMice
from
1
i
p
c
i
m
ftri
in.-!.
.
at
$6.50
to
Special
K
h
Willi
-nMiiui
i'.
(mm
n!
tr
superior
pictures.
A
h
"
in
our
I
ii
'
g
iml
i'
i
(
1
1
1
ii
k
department
i
nrfakihg
ft
n
otnttfT
II
be
pUd
In
gel.
TAKE
PLENTY
OF
KODAK
FILM.
ORMES
LTD.
The
itoxall
Stores
Phones
200,
82
and
131
IT
IS
YOURS
Five-sixths
of
the
timbered
area
in
B.C.
belongs
to
the
People.
Each
year
it
is
increasing
in
value
as
the
more
accessible
timber
is
cut.
In
1922
there
was
received
from
the
sale
of
such
timber
the
sum
of
$620,000.
This
helped
to
keep
your
taxes
down,
and
to
build
up
the
Province.
Green
Timber
is
British
Columbia's
assurance
of
perpetual
prosperity
Why
Burn
It
?
wwpttt.
",t.
a
LocaTand
Persoaal
U.
0.
Undertakers.
I'bone
Hayners,
Undertaker,
Phone
361.
..
roo,nll
lupijtht,
0:J5;
(irotlo
.
S.O.C.
yiuurl
Shield
i.W.V.A.
Ueueral
Meclinx
will
ll
liwltl
Tuesday,
July
10
at
H
p.m.
1
if,
i
lu..liifnvVdl
Lutart
tylea
in
Milliliter
iiresscs
at
sale
prices.
.Mrs.
(lohlblooui's.
.
.
I..
)
.
I'aliitore
In
exiieclcd
bark
from
Victoria
ou
tlie
Prince
r.eow
Wednesday
afternoon.
Save
Money!
Huy
our
Xanalino-
Wellington
Nut
Coat
at
$13.50
a
torf.
Albert
&
McCalTery.
Ltd.
tf
-
-
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Ornish
are
falling
tomorrow
iiil-Ii!
bv
he
Cardeiia
for
Vancouver
on
al
vai-alimi
I
mi.
-
'
(diaries
l.eoold
Monroe
of
At-
Im
ih
atelltsl
n
rtiiti!iiiniM'
fr
i
he
takiitjr
uf
allidavit
williin
Hie
iroiuce.
will
simmmJ
a
tew
wki
veiling
wild
In
dtfughler,
Mrs.
JaiiHs
I..
I.ff,
Klevrnlli
Avenue
Kal.
Mrs.
ClMiiii-lif
J
SnivHf
ntiy
left
on
Satunlay
evening's
train
for
U'lnniiv
McrwHnny-
nii
l.ieul.
Fiddler
of
Juneau,
who
(
serionlv-
HI.
Mrs.
Coleoran
villi
!
hack
lowurd
IV
end
of
lite
wtk.
Capt.
MrKay.
who
ha
leen
lraiiferrHj
lo
Juneau
frrnu
Any
ov
in
Hie
Salvation
Army
service.
i
speuilin:
a
few
days
in
(lie
cily
and
expect
lo
go
lo
Juneau
on
Friday
accompanied
by
l.ieul.
Newberry
vvtio
ha
arrivwl
from
Viiuiiieg.
4.
Stan
Sergeaiil
11.
.Ieiien,
II
.tL
M
P.,
and
P.
II.
Alibrhlge,
re
turned
loday
on
Ihe
l'riuce
Hu-perl
from
Vancouver
vvlieru
tliey
allended
Ihe
fl.V.V.AvI).imiuion
convention
as
ilelegalr
from
Ihe
Iim
mI
branch.
Ne.vl
year's,
con
vention
.
will
be
helil
in.
Nova
Scolia.
-
H
knox.
C..(i.M.M.
siipetinleix-
en'
enquirer,
arrival
frvini
an-
eonver
on
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
this
ni'Timiir.
He
is
here
in
eouuec-li.n
Willi
the
diK3k1ng
of
Uie
steamer
Prince
lluperl
today
and
will
remain
over
for
the.
Cana
dian
Scoljh
which
is
expected
in
dock
Uiinurfovv.
sialT
Captain
Jayneii
of
t
ho
Salvation
Army
arrived
by
Ihe
riucess
Louise
on
Saliirday
af
ternoon
from
Wrnimtll
and
ves.
THE'
DAILY
NEWS
WS
JUKI
And
he
"
"
couldn't
tell
it
Thi
otic
came
from
first
avenue
in
Kilsilaiio.
A
woman
wIik
ha
used
(Pacific
Milk
for
cooking
aliuol
Mince
it
came
oil
the
market,
has
made
it
a
point
to
have
fresh
cream
to
servo
guests
when
any
arc
wjth
tier.
On
Sunday
tom
folks
came
without
warning
ami
she
had
no
cream,
hut
served
I'acific,
diluted
with
water.
She
lold
tlieia
it
wait
canoed
milk.
Tliey
smelled
it,
tasted
it
and
decided
Ihe
Iftdy'
wan
joking.
And
he
folk
don't
like
canned
milk,
either.
It
only
iet
lo
show
what
pre
judice
do-s.
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
Head
Office,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
Factories
at
Ladner
and
Ab
botsford,
B.
C.
.1.
I.
Waic.n,
of
Hie
ti.N.ll.
m-
If
-u
find
vpu
eaflnot
;tvi
Hieh-l'il,s
tlenarlineul.
arrived
.Jailv
News
icebhirlv.
call
in
nn.
I
by
Hie
I'Vince
lluperl
Hits
jnorn-
,
.
..
uliMTib'
for
it
aud
tiavt!
it
de-
r""
anrouer
lierei
tu
ymir
ome.
If
I
Ihe
ll.t;.
(iazelle
announced
It-io.
lvarHi.
charswl
with
I'nmumt
Oliver
i
Acting
Al
iiil..n-ali.iti.
failed
tu
fliuwar
in
I
!
General
durinir
Ihe
nb-
rhe
4I1n-4'
)ttiri
llii-
limrnilifr
""
'
A.
M.
and
lii-
hail
of
?5n
wn
enlreal-
'he
cnpilat
l.
.
'
Manon
from
I
Mr.
and
Mrx.
Perry
l.eivcli,
of
IV
r...u.
leainr
Prince
ancouer,
are
fu
Ihe
nly
loday
(hi.
r,ai.l.
II.
NwtdeiL
I
du
"
,r
i"oneyni,Min
trip
liavlup
rn.iii
Vniirtimer
ii.l
Ou.n
r.lmr
J
rrted
flii
inoriiiiis
mi
lolle
NIhihI
i-ilnf-
lhrrtw
'"'"'
I'nnce
lluperl
nemo?.
ihe
I
Mi-
h.
I'urkU,
a
loeuiher
of
Mr.
and
Mrn.
)'..
S.
Hay
of
IMsr-IH"'
"HtT
nf
Ihe
New
VelminMer
by
Iland
ileil
on
Malurdav
lumlitan.
i
in
the
cily.
for
a
malil
for
Ytatmia
wr
Mr.
I
lav
'V.
She
i
plaiim?
!
k
liopeit
lo
reie
special
mdiei
l
,"e
Uliarloiie
Wan.I
on
lieHliiienl.
I1"
I'nnce
Joint
ttJiieUay,
II
II.
irav
arrival
on
th
v,r
I.,
t.
Jones
re-
Pniir....
IIMlrif
.Hir.l.v
-n'IHrnM
Wll
IIUiriHIlS
Oil
tllC
iu
lr-in
N-
ilminler
and
Prince
HiijotI
fnun
Vicliria
where
he
siwesfully
defended
ihe
coy
s
cae
til
llie
U.l.P.
as-
ses-inent
apiieal-befwri
f
lie
Court
of
Apjals.
I,
iU
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Art
tun-
Atlardyce,
nf
WiHiiipez,
vere
?paseuger"
from
I
rain
lo
boa!
on
Sal
unlay
on
m
lour
of
Ihe
Pacific
coat
Mr.
Allartlyre
i
oMinecled
wilh
Ihe
advyrliing
deparliueul
of
the
Winnipeg
Tribune.
'tlie
prxivincial
departiuent
of
public
works
i
calling
for
leu-
iers
for
Ihe
eircllon
and
com
pletion
of
gowruuieut
ofliccs
al
Anvs
and
for
Ihe
altering
of
Ihe
Hold
Alexandra
al
Prince
lieorge
into
offices
for
Ihe
government.
The-
Union
sleainer.
Cardeua,
Capl.
A.
H.
IMxou,
arrived
from
I
lie
south
at
B
o'clock-last
even
ing
aud
ailcd
al
In
for
Slevvarl
and
Anyox.
Ilelurniug
here
early
tomorrow
afleruiHui.
the,
(kirdena
is
scheduled
for
the
south
al
5
p.m.
-
Mrs.
Jack
Harnsley
of
Vancou
ver
aud
her
neice,
Miss
H.
tlot-
liler,
who
huvVI'ceiik
visiting
here
for
a
week
wilh
Mrs.
li.nl.iv
w
Ih
Can
.
t
o
email,
the
nllK1
-iifi-
io-.o
ochI
commandant,
lield
services
visit
wiin
nor
nroitier.
at
Port
Kssinglon,
Tliey
will
re-1
"
t
in
n
to
the
city
this
afternoon
WFRP
MARR1PH
HPRP
i
,..ir
i'
Xi..
l...
.
i.
uunu
luniuiiuv
muiiu
(o
b
Iniek
lo
Wrangell
on
.
fellows
and
llebekah
lodges
had
an
informal
gathering
yesterday
al
lirassy
Hay
back
of
Kaien
ls-
liiml
Tin.
inirliiw
.iiiiineiiriil
lo
H
EMORRHOIDS
IJO
not
auffer
another
day
vtlth
ltchlnff,
llleodlnir,
or
rrotrudlnr
I'll,
or
Hemorrhoid.
No
aurslcal
ouoratlon
rmu;reX
l)r,
C1.jc
a
Ointment
will
relieve
j-ou
at
once
and
altord
Uatlnfr
benefit.
60c
.
box!
.
dealers,
or
IMmannnn,
Hatea
&
Co.,
Llmllsd.
Toronto.
Sami'U
box
free.
Becomes
Bride
of
James
William
Fea
Smitlivra
where
they
will
reside.
Ihe
grooni
being
a
railway
con
Iduclorw-
ANNUAL
PICNIC
GREATSUCCESS
Knights
of
Columbus
and
Friends
Had
Big
Time
on
Tugwell
Island
Yesterday
Hie
annual
pirnic
of
the
Kni'hU
of
Columbus
held
yesler-
lay
at
Tuxwell
Island
was
a
Iiukc
Micce!n,
a4id
was
participateil
in
by
300
persons
or
moref
There
were
all
maniKT
of
races
and
names
aud
refreshments
wer?
served
in
abundance.
A
feature
ol
the
afternoon
wax
a
pillow
fight
between
Olier
Uesner
and
Joe
Couture
staged
ten
feet
in
the
air
on
a
pole.
It
resulted
in
a
lie,
both
being
knocked
off
Ih
Dole
in
the
first
round,
Mr.
Couture
going
off
the
second
round
and
Mr.
lk-sner
the
third.
'Ihi
was
only
one
of
the
many
amusing
events
on
the
program.
The
picnickers
left
for
Tug-
well
from
'J.30
to
12.30
in
the
morning
and
the
taut
boat
was
in
by
nine
in
the
evening
Those
Jonating
boats
were
Olier
Ilcsner
M.
P.
MeCaffcry.
A.
Macdonald,
Jack
Keefe.
Cant.
Armour
1'oodie
.
Hubert
Wanl
and
A.)
Astoria,
the
laumdies
'Tachena
and
"-3"
weiv
alsi
hired.'
MUSIC
PUPILS
GET
GOOD
STANDING
IN
CONSERVATORY
EXAMS
Al
the
recent
examinations
h
'Ul
al
SI.
Joseph's
Convent
by
tin
i
loroulo
Conservatory
of
Musn
al)
the
pupils
were
successful
I
heir
standing
is
as
follows:
Junior
School
Piano
Mis-'can
Stalker.
First
Class
Honors
Miss
Nor
ma
lingers.
Honors
Miss
Lucy
O'Hrien
(pas'.
Primary
Piano
Miss
Ague
lloberge
(honors'.
Primary'
School
Piano
Min
KHiariue
lloberge
(pass
.
Klementary
Piano
Misses
Hose
Moran
and
Margaret
Me
Caffcry
(firl
class
honors
.
Misses
Mary
McCaffery.
Hulh
fiillles
and
Aleita
McKinley
I
honors
.
lijemenlary
'Scliool
Pianp
-
Mis
Ijvclyii
Mckers
(honu.rs..
titf1ucTory
'Piano
-rrMiVses
(iiiKiTAcroyil.
Helen
McCaffery
and
Olive
Monro
(first
class
honors
.
FISH
LANDINGS
FOR
;T
lo
June
2C.
Herring
Cockeye
lied
Spring
....
While
Spriuif
Slei'llicail
HariisleyV
son
ilnd
daugliter-in-
lm,e
law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
JackJlaruslcy,
Uliiims
are
lelufning
south
on'
the
Car-deriM
louiorrovvV6iiing
Miss
M.
Milliurn,
sislcr
of
i
.
.
.
Iieorce
Milliin'n.
governineiitl
vv
.
iiueul
al
Prince
(ieorge,
arrived.
horl.
fndii
Victoria
n
Ihe
Prince
llu
perl
this
morning
and
will
tro-
ceed
by
lliis
eveniiwr's
train
lo
guineo'.
plexion.
MONTH
OF
JUNE
Inspector
cf
Fisheries
Issues
Re
port
for
Period
Ending
June
26.
The
inspector
of
fisheries'
for
llistricl-No.
'.'
announces
the
fol
lowing
fisli
landings
at
Prince
lluperl
for
the
period
from
May
.
'Canadian
U.S.
cwt.
cwi.
Ling
"coil
3
I
I
Hack
cpd
1
02
6
lied
tVnl
y
Halibut
11.312
11,139
Ios
Angeles.
i
1,100
HI5
5,31)
(
-'37
I
3U9
I
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
I'..
Irauey.
.Mill
Bay;
T.
I).
2,005
15
1(5
Pallullo.
Dr.
W.
II.
Sulherland.
P.
Phillip.
A.
M.
Manson
and
N.
A.
WaW,
Victoria:
II.
I.
Purvis.
It.
I.
Clegg.
C.
.1.
she
will.
Ilowliolhaiu,
Miss
Purkiss,
Henrv
ti.
Moorland.
A.
Harvey
and
11.
I..
llrovvu.
Vancouver;
S.
L.
Wil
liams
and
John
I.
-Sniytli.
Win
n
i
peg:
Hugh
HosXell.
(ieorpe
QATIIRHAV
ACTCRWnnW
'"n:
Allan
Williamson.
Mrs.
I
uniuivuni
ni
iwuiuun
Williamson
and
Miss
K.lsie
Wil-
Uiauison.
.Montreal:
K.
N.
Taylor
In
urn
Manna
PaPAllnA
nitivka
m
n
...i
i
.
m..
..
t
t
.
U..
Ul)
I....--
,,f
II...
n.l.l.
"
-.w....
......
l.sMll;m;
,,,.,,
jU
Central
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Kipp.
Port
TheVvilding
took
place
quietly,
F.mgtonj
M.
Lancasler
and
L.
'
1
.
.
...
....
...
i...n..
j
v
o
leave
at
10
in
Ihe
morning
ami
i
-o
aiuru.iy
aiiernoon
in
tno
"'
all
were
safely
back
by
nine
in
Methodist
Chuich,
llev.
(1.
(i.
the
evening.
Aimmg
Ihe
bonis
Uncker
offrlatinp.
of
James
Wil-.,..i
iL..n
..r
io
i
n
linni
l
ea,
of
Sinilhcrs
son
of
Mr.
AT
THE
PIC-IMIC
Cole
l.wk
Hoddie
M.
,.
K.'lly
"it!Mif--Ittsiopl!
F.
KeaT
tif
Oklif-
Ves!
My
all
means,
arrange
lo
and
lloberl
Parsons.
(lionla,
and
Mrs.
Maude
Caroline,
l"'vc
Ihe
ollioial
photographer.
iMiruniH,
uaugiiter
or
;vir.
unit
aiong.
n
.
in
urane-x
tinnier
.Mrs.
Alfred
It.
Limpus,
of
und
nigh
class
.
lenses
at
your
Sniitliers.
Miss
Irene
A.
Duiham
service.
See
CIIANDLF.ll,
318
v
ml
Harry
1).
Johnson
vvvre
the
Sixth
Slreel.
v
plinlograpli
is
Ihe
r.tlendant.H.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Feu
only
record
you'
can
keep
of
the
left
oil
the
evening
train
for
occasion,
exveVt
n
sunburn!
coni-
lOt
Advertise
in
the
Daily
Newt.
t
More
leisure
hours
KTU
I
I
Is
'
'
i
I
C..J:A
Udm
I
1
extra
Hours
oi
leisure
on
I
washdav.
HowP
Because
j
-
w
p
us
cmcicncy
ina
ooiui
i
i
L5rvN
drudgery.
Oothes
rubbed
I
(nSSv
with
Sunliiht
and
put
to
soak
rtVV
need
only
rinsinf
to
make
I
:SNNv
tbem
clean
the
dirt
runs
NO
way.
No
other
laundry
SSv"j
soap
hat
the
wonderful
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blend
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Steamships
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from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermediate
Points,
Monday,
Thursday,
aaiuroay,
1
1
p-"-
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.
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LINES.
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B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
PrinceRupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
LOUISE,
S.S.
PRINCESS
ALICE.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
nd
Seattle,
June
3,
8,
16,
23,
30;
July
7,
11,
18,
21,
25,
28.
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
8kagway,
June
11,
18,
25;
July
2,
8,
13,
16,
20,
23,
27.
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocean
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
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.
Salttinr
From
Prlnre
nuprrt.
For
VNCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Oeein
Fills,
nil
8winson.'B,
Tuttdiy,
S
P.M.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Al.rt
Bit,
and
Swanson
Bs,,
Saturday
Noon.
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Walsa
Island,
Sunday
10
P.M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naas
Rlr
Cannarlos,
Friday
A.M.
etl
tni
Avenue.
J.
Barnslsy,
Ajsnt.
Prince
Hupert,
B.C
MR.
FISHERMAN!
"'cooStaTk
'
We
have
been
making
tanks
for
boats
during
the
past
ten
years
and
we
have
yet
to
get
a
complaint
of
faulty
workmanship.
WHAT
WE
HAVE
DONE
FOR
OTHERS
WE
CAN
DO
FOR
YOU.
ROWE'S
SHEET
METAL
WORKS
Second
Ave.
Phone
340.
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
"The
Service
Store."
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Agents
For:
N.
and
-S.
ENGINES
Terms
Arranged
To
Suit
Purchasers.
Phone
Blue
81.