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AGE
BIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
July
4,
19?3,
T"
i
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow,
7
and
9
HARRYCAREY
1!
I
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Shaped
in
the
knitting'
without
learnt
BBLiaiafl&v
"
HIIlBBBk
I'
I'wB
jb'
iw
V
DOT
0
!
and
Lillian
Rich
in
Man
to
Man
A
dram,a
of
the
Far
West.
Adventure,
Horsemanship,
and
a
thrilling
escape
from
a-
stampede
i
of
5,000
crazed
cattle.
v
COMEDY
"STING
'EM
SWEET."
Admission
35c
and
10c
INSIST
THAT
IT
IS
".SK
G,R-
Fracar
Vegetables
J
CIO
W
Lettuce,
Celery,
Tomatoes,
lladishes.
Green
Onions,
mm
Spinach,
Cabbage.
New
Car-
II
'
'
rols,
Heels
and
Turning.
Valley;
w
III.
Strawberries,
Gooseber-
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l't'f',
''''leapole,
Cantelope,
JL
V
mJk
Cherries,
Apricots,
Peaches
Plums,
JJananas,
Oranges,
A
VAT
heinous,
and
Grapefruit.
I
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MM
la
llfl
Our
quality
is
good
and
tlLilTl
I
-
!
F.W.Moersch
The
Height
of
Purity
j
Pnone
13
P.c,Box123.
I
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J
Z.
I
For
the
WARM
DAYS
Swlmmlnu
Suits.
Summer
Underwear,
,
("Viking"
Union
Suits,
etc.;
Hats
and
Caps.
Socks
in
all
weights.
Dress
'and
Work
Shirts.
The
Latest
Styles
In
Summer
Suitings.
Orders
Taken
for
Made-to-
Measiirc
Suits.
OILSKINS-"Princo
llupcrt"
Hrahd.
Homo
Manufacture.
Thor
Johnson
Next
to
Post
Office.
lr.E.S.TAIT
DENTI8T.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
Office
Hours,
9
to
6.
Phone
680.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
Mercury
POINTED
HEEL
Pure
Silk
HOSE
WITH
GARTER
TOP.
You
will
find
tlietu
satisfactory
in
wear
and
a
perfect
fit.
In
colors
nf
While,
Black,
Hrown
and
Sponge.
Specially
Priced
at,
per
pair
$2.50
ONCE
WORN
ALWAYS
WORN.
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled.
Phone
9.
SHOE
REPAIRING
Our
Shoo
Repairing
plant
is.
the
most
up-to-date
in
Northern
H.G.,
and
is
equipped
for
the
prompt
handling
of
all
classes
of
hoot
and
shoe
repairs.
A
trial
order
will
convlnco
i
you
that
our
work
and
service
is
second
to
none.
Wc
.specialise
in
haud-made
hogging
Hoots.
McArthur
Shoe
Store
Next
C.N.R.
Office,
3rd
Ave.
FRESH
MILK
DAILY
Trom
Our
Government
Tested
Herd
of
Guernsey
Dairy
Cows.
BETTER
MILK.
BETTER
SERVICE.
STANDARD
DAIRY
Phone
Black
51.
CITY
PAYS
FOR
ENTERTAINMENT
G.W.V.A.
Gets
Vota
of
$100
to
Assist
In
Defraying
Coat
of
Reception
to
Navy
Men
The
city
.council
last
night,
on
motion
of
Aid.
Perry
sccondd!
by
Aid.
Macdonald,
granted
the
Great
War
Veterans'
Association
$100
towards
the
covering
of
ex
penses
incurred
in
Hie
reception
given
to
the
ollicers
and
crew
of
the
light
cruiser
Curlew
and
des
Iroyer
Patrician
which
visited
here
last
week.
Aid.
Stephens,
Aid.
Collurt
and
'Aid.
Smith
d:
tuurred.
The
mailer
was
brought
up
by
Aid.
Macdonald
who
fell
that
something
should
bo
done
for
Hie
G.W.V.A.
in
view
of
the
fact
that
it
had
stepped
into
the
breach
and
given
a
fine
entertainment
The
ships
bad
come
in
befort'
they
were
expected,
otherwise
the
city
might
have
done
something.
He
felt
that
a
private
organiza
tion
should
not
be
called
uon
lo
pay
for
such
a
reception
when
the
city
would
get
the
credit
There
was
.
provision
made
in
Hie
estimates
for
such
expense.
The
cost,
he
understood,
had
'en
$150
and
he
would
move
that
the
G.W.V.A.
be
reinmbursed
in
this
amount,
lie
would
make
it
plain
that
in
donation
had
been
olicited
by
Hie
G.W.V.A.
Mayor
Newton
also
felt
that
some
remuneration
should
be
allowed
the
G.W.V.A.
If
that
as.
social
ion
had
not
stepped
in,
i
would
haxe
been
necessary,
for
the
city
to
do
something
at
expense
to
itself.
Owing
to
the
fact
that
the
ships
had
come
in
with
such
slwirt
notice
and
also
since
the
captain
of
the
Curlew-
hail
paid
him-
(the
mayor
no
of.
fieial
visit
the
council,
had
nol
been
called
together
with
a
view
lo
an
entertainment.
Hy
the
lime
he
had
visited
the
ship,
Hie
company
was
lucked
up
with
engagement.
Aid.
Perry
offered
a
resolution
for
a
grant
of
.IU0
which
was
seconded
by
Aid.
Macdonald
who
withdrew
lus
original
motion.
Aid.
Stephens
questioned
if
Hie
entertainment
vas
ollirial
as'
far
as
the
cily
was
concerned.
The
G.W.V.A.
had
crowded
the
cily
out
of
its
duty.
Aid.
Collar!
fell
that
the
cap-
As
Monday
will
be
a
public
holiday
there
will
be
a
big
demand
for
Green
Stuff
iver
the
week-end.
We
have
a
complete
slock
arriving
Friday.
New
Potatoes,
6
lb.
for
25c.
Head
Lettuce,
2
for
25c.
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
per
lb.
40c.
New
Green
Peas,
2
lb.
for
35c.
Cauliflower,
35c
and
40c.
Rhubarb,
5
lb.
for
25c.
Green
Onions,
3
for
10c.
New
Carrots,
So
por
bunch.
New
Beets,
5c
per
bunch.
Canteloupos,
Watermelons.
Strawberries,
Plums,
Cher-iles,
Peaches,
Apricots,
Cucumbers,
etc.,
at
lowest
market
prices.
Rupert
Table'Supply
Phones
211-212.
ita
'
iJ
nir'Uttlr
Doliorly
GstiporfJ
with
ordinary
sized
piano
For
the
small
apartment
or
crumped
living
room,
the
DOHERTY
SMALL
PIANO
will
bo
a
favorite.
Quality
and
tone
have
not
been
;
i
sacruiceu
ior
compactness.
,
ForjRent,
only
$7
per
month.
Walker's
Music
Store
Lid
The
Secret
of
Its
Success
J
THE
SALVATION
ARMY
not
only
believed
that
there
was
hope
for
the
worst,
it
went
after
the
worst
in
the
slum,
in
the
gutter,
in
the
prison-
It
is
still
doing
this
all
.1
ii
over
tne
world
(J
YOUR
contribution
to
The
SALVATION
ARMY
Annual
SERVICE
APPEAL
is
a
wise
investment
in
practical
Christianity.
Annual
Service
Appeal
Adjutant
Kerr,
financial
rep-
rescnlathe,
asks
only
that
he
ho
given
the
funds
with
which
to
serve
the
community
for
another
year.
taill
of
the
Curlew
should
have
ii...
...Uv,...
Aid
Mimr.1
foil
lli.-il
if
ll,!l"orni"g
naval
visitors
had
been
suitably
entertained
by
the
G.W.V.A.
Die
expenses
slmuM
be
at
least
part
ly
defraed.
On
(he
motion
being
put,
Aid.
Perry,
Aid.
.Munro,
Aid.
Mac
kenzie
and
Aid.
Macduuahl
voted
in
favor
and
Aid.
Stephens,
Aid.
Collarl
and
Aid.
Smith
against.
MATT
OLEDO
FOR
OLD
MEN'S
HOME
City
Council
Takes
Steps
Towards
Sending
Old
and
Almost
Blind
Man
to
Kamloops
A
committee
consisting
Of
Aid.
Collurt
Aid.
Munro
and
Hie
mayor
was
delegated
at
last
night's
council
needing
on
motion
f
Aid.
Stephens,
seconded
by
Aid.
Macd'ftahl,
to
lake
steps
to
have
Mall
Olcilo.
aged
Gil
and
at.
most
blind,
sent
lo
the
Old
Men
s
llome
al
Kamlooris
as
a
provincial
overnnieiil
charge.
The
mailer
was
brought
up
by
Mayor
Newton
who
staled
'thai
Oledo
had
been
vnt
al
the
cily's
xpensc
to
Vaifcouxer
for
eye
treatment
hut
he
hud
become
totally
blind
iir
one
eye
and
could
now
hardly
see
with
Hie
other,
lie
hud
no
means
of
subsistence
and
something
hud
lo
be
done.
He
had
been
a
resident
of
Hie
province
for
J3
years
and
latlerly
had
resided
on
the
waterfront
off
s-celion
-.
If
lie
was
given
food
he
could
get
along
himself.
'
Aid.
Macdonald
felt
thai
the
Old
Men's
Home
would
be
the
best
place
for
Oledo
ami
the
provincial
government
should
lake
care
of
him.
Action
with
l-his
end
fu
view-was
accordingly
taken.
Recently
Hie
council
rejected
n?i
uccoiii.il
from
the
Vancouver
General
llospilul
for
medical
treatment
for
Oledo
claiming
that
l.e
was
not
a
resident
of
the
city.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Nine
halibut
boats
disposed
of
alches
totalling
U5,000
MUtids
at
the
Fish
P.xchange
this
morn
pig.
Four
American
boats
had
10,000
pounds
and
five
Canadians
ID
,000
pounds,
American
boats
had
t'c.
advantage
in
prices
for
first
class
fish.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Hriiiggold,
U.000
pounds
at
15.5c.
and
1
1.0c.
and
Sentinel,
12,000
pounds
al
15.5c.
and
lie
lo
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
Viking,
7,000
pounds
al
15.8c
and
11,5c,
and
White
Star,
18,-
000
pounds
at
10c.
ami
1
1.5c
to
I
lie
(jaiiaillau
l
lsli
v
cold
hiur
age
Co.
Canadian
P.
Doreen
10.000
pounds
at
I3.GU
ami
lie.
and
Iteveille,
i'O
000
pounds
at
HI.Kc
and
lie.
lo
the
Caniullau
Fish
&
Cold
Slor
age
(Jo.
Cupe
Spencer,
15,000
pounds
at
13.7c
and
lie;
Kobe,
"i.OOO
pounds,
al
l.'J.Hc.
and
lie.
and
Frisbie
A.,
2,000
'pounds
at
13.0c
and
lie,
l-o
the
Atlin
Fisheries
The
Union
sleaincr
Canlcna
returned
from,
Anyox
and
Stewart
al
11:30
last
niyht
ami,
afle
loading
fresh
halibut
at
the
Al-I
in
Fisheries
plant
for
Vancouver,
sailed
for
the
south
al
7.30,
The
vessel
was
delayed
this
oy.
age
by
Hie
fog
in
the
harbor
or
Sunday
night
and,
after
leavim;
Hie
wharf
al
12.30,
ImiI
to
put
in
again
until
1
in
(he
mor'nlnr
several
local
neonle
who
made
I
lie
round
trip
north
on
the
ves
sel
report
a
delightful
voyage
with
splendid
service.
TELKWA
Six
pupils,
two
.
Telkwa
and
four
from
Itouud
Lake
wrpjpy
oii
I
he
entrance
exams,
here
supervised
by
Miss
Allan
from
(Juki.
"
.
Miss
Mary
Hell,
toning
re
signed
her
position
us
teacher
of
Woodmen,
school,
left
on
Saturday's
train
for
(lie
south.
Work
is
going
steadily
ahead
al
the
Home
Mountain
mine.
Permanent
substantial
buildings
have
been
creeled
liml
some
forty
men
are'
now
emploed
there.
.
Itev.
J.
S.
Hrayfield
returned
on
Mil
unlay
morning
from
attending
Hie
Anglican
Synod
al
Prince
llupcrt.
Mrs.
Itobeitsoii,
of
the
niiisinx
home
entertained
al
leu
last
week.
Her
guest
were
Iliu
mothers
ami
babies
who
hae
al
different
limes
been
under
hei'
care
at
the
Nursing
Home.
W.
Hoyle,
the
local
telegraph
j
(opcraior
leaves
ou
Monday
lo
spend
his
two
month
vacation
at
Dome
Mt.
Mine.
Miss
Muriel
Hoyle,
who
ha
been
attending
school
in
Prince
Hupert,
relumed;
on
Sunday
morning
to
her
home
here.
Several
new
liou-es
arc
in
course
of
construction.
Mr.
Cronin
and
Mr.
Illack
are
building
on
Hie
river
front
al
the
north
end
of
town..
TIMBER
SALE
X
524.
SmImI
Tmdrr
will
I
rrrrOrtl
by
II-Mliil.lrr
df
t.aiKts.
it
Virion,
nol
birr
il,.t
imm.ii
trfi
il..
loit.
.1..
-.r
ia-i
for
iih
D.im.w
or
umirr
x&Yti.
i
u'
U,J
u"u
Os!
Srurr.
Mi
ill
mi
liaiiN-u
l.im
III
iiiv
ir-ril4
III,
IT,
rlnun
iMrltifil
of
Alder
Crrrt,
Haute
Cil
liMrlil.
Tau
if
-
year
will
lr
allt-l
rr
rr
iimval
i.f
unibi-r.
rurilifr
inrlirular
nt
iti
cMet
Torra
Irr.
Virion.
B.C..
or
lu.lrirl
lurt-tlrr.
I
rliwr
lliifirrl.
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
XS146.
sll
Tfiidrra
Mill
lw
ro-lril
by
On-Miiii.lrr
or
Land.,
al
Virion.
lw
lalrr
llian
noon
mi
I
Ik.-
ivtli
day
of
July.
tf.l.
for
ttf
tmrrlUM-
nt
l.lmirr
Mill.
In
rut
tti.Ouu
Jarkj-liH-
llr.
frfnii
in
area
llnalnl
aNiiii
I
mllra
rrtoii
1'allliif
UtkNi.
O.H..
Ilanrc
S.
Co'
I
Mini
l'l
trlrl.
;
Tlirri-
is.
year
will
be
allowrd
for
tr
tiHival
of
Jlmbrr.
riiriiM-r
isirtiriiiira
or
iim
cmrr
it.rr
Irr.
Vlrli.rla.
B.C..
or
IMOrlrl
lorralrr.
rlm-r
lliiwrl.
H.:.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5040.
sralwl
Trndrra
lll
lir
rrrrlvnl
by
Uir
Mlnl.lrr
of
Land,
al
Vlrtorla,
imi
lalrr
llian
ihmiii
ihi
iIh
mill
day
if
July,
).
for
Uir
pirrlir
of
IJmirr
X&nio.
li
rul
1V.V
frrt
of.
spriirr-,
HI.0U0
IMt.X
Oilar.
ttUitiO
f.H.M.
Ilrinlork,
li,ni
llural
frrt
of
I'olra
ami
I'llliir.
anil
It
Tim,
ullnalr
rii
ail
an-a
north
of
I.
II.
n
al
Van
Omlal,
Skwia
lllvrr.
Ilanrr
(,
Con
I
Mud
Oltlrlrl.
onr
(,
jrar
will
br
allord
fur
rr-
iihiviI
of
tlinlH-r
Kurllirr
liarilmlara
of
tlit
Clilrf
t'orr.
Irr.
Virion,
B.C..
or
lUatrlct
Korralrr
I'rlnrr
Itiifwrt,
B.C.
M.T.LEE
The
Ladies'
and
Gentlemen's
Tailor
We
have
Just
enlarged
our
store
lo
make
room
for
our
New
Spring
and
Summer
Stock.
Prices
are
model
ale.
Cleaning,
Pressing,
Repairing.
Phone
Red
136.
Next
lo
Umpire
Office.
Stove
WOOD
Wc
have
Just
received
i
car
load
of
up
river
wood,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
Size
cut
to
order.
Also
Kindling
In
Sacks.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
n
i
Phone
376
Phone
376
The
House
of
Quality
gp
KING
TUT
JACQUETTE
AND
BALKAN
BLOU8E8
ARE
HERE.
To
those
(hat
are
inclined
lo
he
superstitious
we
would
say-
-don't
he
alarmed-
when
j
on
see
Hie
bewitching
jiul
terns
and
styles-
-you
cannot
possibly
resist
them.
THE
PRICE
IS
ONLY
$2.85.
Note
the
effect
In
our
Third
Ave.
Windows.
Real
Retina
2-Plece
Suits
in
Jacquettes
and
Boxed
Styles.
The
colors
are
Hand
and
White,
Jade
mid
White,
Mauve
npil
White,
lllue
and
While,
Coral
and
While.
The
price
is
only
$10.75
Ratlna
Dresses
llial
appeal
heciuise
Ihey
are
designed
to
afford
a
w'enlHi
of
comfort
and
the
shades
are
Sand,
Delf
lllue,
While
Sand
ami
Maim.
I)ef
lllue
and
Sandt
Jiule
and
Sand
and
many
other
comhiiialions.
These
must
be
seen
lo
he
appreciated.
HOSIERY
SPECIAL.
We
are
featuring
Mercury
Hosiery
in
I
he
full
fa-iiiou
cd
slvle.
elastic
top.
They
fit.
Ihey
wear,
and
are
exlreinelv
good
t'sle.
The
price
are
.
.
.
.
,
SI
.75
up.
SHOE
DEPARTMENT.
Trod-Rlte
Shoe
For
Kiddies
in
Paieul
Leather,
Hrown
Calf.
Hlaek
Calf.
Smoke
Klk.
Tlicv
carry
our
guarantee
and
our
general
low
price
-oiisleut
with
iptalily
merrhaii
dic.
Pre-lnventory
July
Clearance
Sale
Continues
Another
Two
Weeks.
Shop
Early
with
the
Thrifty
at
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage.
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel,
We
Specialize
In
Piano"
and
Furniture
Moving.
EPSON
COAL
Wc
can
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EOSON
COAL
in
any
quantlt).
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
E8.
JABOURS
Midsummer
Clearing
Sale
Starts
Thursday,
July
5,
and
Lasts
Uptll
Saturday,
July
14.
EVERYTHING
IN
THE
STORE
REDUCED.
Kvcry
year
al
this
time
we
go
over
our
stork
mid
clr
r
oul
odd
mid
hrokeu
lines
in
readiness
for
fall
Iiiiiiiess.
This
vear
the
on
usion
ofrers
special
bargains,
a
few
of
which
we
have
lislcd
below.
LADIES'
DEPARTMENT.
Vests
Hegular
price
:i.c.
Sale
Price
25o
Vesls
Jlegtilur
price
7Tr.
Sale
Price.
-
for
$1.00
Nightgowns
Hegular
price
$l.5.-i.
Sale
Price
$1.00
lirsel
Cover-
Hegular
price
85c.
Sale
Price
50c
While.Uinlcrskirls
Hegular
price
8
1.
:.".
Sale
Price
$1.00
Combinations
Hegular
price
l.r.l.
Sale
Price
.
.
.
$1.00
Middies,
SI
only
Hegular
price
2.75.
Sale
Price
.
.
$1.95
Middies
00
only
Hegular
price
t.0(.
Sale
price
.
$2.00
20
,
Off
All
Our
Coals
and
Dresses.
33
Off
All
Our
Millinery.
YARD
QOODS.
Sateen
All
colors.
Hegular
price
Wi.
Sale
Price,
:i
yards,
for
$1.00
Hipelelte
t
yards
for
$1.00
White
ami
(irey
Cotlou
llegiilar
price
2.V.
Sale
Priretl
0
yanls
for
V
$1.00
While
and
(Jrey
Cotlou
Hegjilar
price
Uir,
.Sale
Price,
:t
yards
for
......
J&i
$1.00
Canton
Flannel
HegiiTar
price
lllc.
Sale
Price,
.'1
yards
Tor
:
$1.00
Sheet
ing
T2
inches
wide.
.
Hegular
price
Hoc.
Sale
Price,
'2
yards
for
$1.00
Iticoiiuls
on
Dress
Hoods,
Hose,
Corsets,
Cretonnes
and
.Scrims.
CHILDREN'8
DEPARTMENT.
CiriV
Middies,
all
sizes
Men.
'9
S.
Kir.
Sale
Price
....
$1.50
Oirls'
While
Dresses,
from
to
8
Heg.
Vi.lo.
Sale'
I'riee
y
$1.75
Girls'
While
Dresses,
from
8
to
I
Heg.
:i.S0.
Sale
price
$2.50
Oirl'
Vests
5
for
.
$1.00
Hoys'
Collun
Sweaters
Heg.
7."c.
Sale
Price,
J
for
$1.00
Hoys'
Kharki
Hlouses
Special
Sale
Price
$1.25
Hoys'
Panl.s
Heg.
f'2.7,
(
:t.tJn.
Sale
Price
$1.15
Boys'
Jerseys,
15'?
Off.
'
Hoys'
'Mumpers
Meg.
.t.:(i,
Sale
Price
fV'95c
SHOE
DEPARTMENT.
-
iJi
Pairs,
Chihlren's
While
Shoes
Sizes
I
lo
lM.
Sale
'rife
,,.
$1.25
Children's
l.aco
Slioes--White
lop,
jmleol
lealhe
liollom.
Sizes
8
to
I0W.
Meg.
$t.
ii."..
Hahi
Price
$2.75
liifnnls'
High
Top
Shoes
Combination
red
and
fawn.
Sizes
2V,
lo
5.
Meg,
$2.75.
Sale
Price
$1.75
Misses'
Sand
Color
Sandals
Sizes
1
1
to
'2.
Meg.
!M.7r..
Sale
Price
$1.15
Children's
Sand
Color
Sandals
With
strap.
sizeV
8
to
1
OK.
Meg.
.oo,
Sale
Price
85c
The
remainder
of
our
While
Canvas
Shoes,
Oxfi'.rd',
Strap.
Cuban
and
low
heel:
Meg.
prire
l.'2T.
Sale
Price
$2.50
l
off
our
entire
slock
of
While,
Hlnck
and
Mmwii
Mini
ning
Shoes
and
Oxfords,
to
fit
the
whole
familyMen,
Ladies
and
Children,
Your
Money
Back
If
not
satisfied
JABOUR
BROTHERS,
Ltd.
Corner
Third
and
8eventh.
Phone'
645.