PAGE
BR.
OGDENS
CUT
PLUG
NOW
PACKED
IN
This
is
SOAP
WEEK
Soap
will
keep,
buy
now.
White
Wonder
Snap.
15
for
$1.00
Iloyal
Crowu
Soap,
5
boxes
for
$1.15
Iloyal
Crown
Cleanser,
11
can
for
$1.00
Sunlight
Soap,
5
boxes
for
$1.15
PJantoI
Soap.
14
for.
$1.00
Lux,
9
pkgs.
for
....
$1.00
llinso,
11
pi;?,
for
..
$1.00
(old
pusl.
3
pkgs.
for
$1.00
Pearline.
3
pkgs.
for
$1.00
iVm'l
miss
this
bargain
All
orders
of
$10.00
and
over
delivered.
ECONOMY
STORE
Phone
84.
417
Fifth
Ave.
East.
This
market
will
he5p
yju
soke
your
daily
food
problem.
Your
boy
and
girl
and
oilier
members
of
your
family
.
will
relish
the
meats,
with
which
you
will
be
courteously
served.
RupertTableSu)ly
Three
Phones:
710,111.212
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Dtllrarad
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
Thli
ll
a
very
superior
Mroare
roal.
It
rlvea
clean
bot
Nre
and
la
entirely
free
from
soot,
clinkers,
alack
and
dirt.
Some
or
the
largest
heatlnr
plants
In
the
city
are
now
tiMnr
It
with
entirely
ntlifailory
results.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Sackt.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We.
are
also
Arenta
tor
the
Fatnoua
LADYSMITH-WELLINQTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Main
ortlcai
Hotel
Cantral,
Phon
IB
f
(Tti
ALWAYS
THE
SAME
(olr)
lb.
TIN
Special!
OG
DEN'S
LIVERPOOL
NOTICE.
Natlgabl
Watera
Protection!
Act,
R.S.C.
Chapter
118.
Ttie
.MilUMer
of
Public
Works,
Guvern-jtiient
of
tue
rruvlnre
of
British
Columbia,
hereby
five
nulire
that
be
has,
under
Section
7
or
the
above
Art.
deposited
with
line
Minister
of
public
Work
at
ottama.
land
in
the
orrire
or
tbe
lUMrlct
lleristrar
,al
I'rinrf
Hunert,
Il.C,
a
description
or
urn
Hit
ana
mans
01
a
munwiy
nriare.
promised
la
be
built
over
the
Skeetta
Hiver
ai
lerrare,
n.u.
And
Take
Notice
tuat
a
fur
the
eiptra-
lion
or
one
month
rrotn
the
date
or
the
rirt
publication
or
tnU
iHitlre,
the
Minu
ter
r
Public
Works,
province
or
British
Columbia,
mill,
under
Sw-tlun
J
or
the
Mid
Art
aprlj
to
the
Minister
or
Public
Worktvat
hi
office
in
the
Citr
or
Ottawa
for
approval
oT
the
wd
all
and
plam
and
for
leare
to
construct
the
raid
lllrhJr
una
re.
Hated
this
tilh
day
r.r
Anril.
19ft.
W.
H.
I
TI1ERI.A.M).
Minister
rT
Tdblle
Works.
VroTlnre
r.r
British
Colnmbta.
CANCCLUkTION
OF
MEStftVE.
MoUre
It
berebr
alven
that
the
reserve
otertnr
tbe
lands
rormerly
brld
under
imbrr
IJeeoees
o.
JSJ78
and
Jtlio
are
welled.
C.
R.
'JADEX.
Deputr
Mioliter
of
Landi.
Pacilic
is
Better
Milk
HP!
(T
a?
,
I
JumTT
When
the
most
milk
in
Canada
Is
produced
here,
why
use
im-Mjrteil
brands?
No
canned
milk
is
as
sood
as
that
produced
in
Hrilish
Odumliia.
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
32S
DRAKE
STREET,
VANCOUVER.
Factories
at
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
EXTRA
SPECIAL.
Bacon
and
Back
Bacon
We
have
just
received
a
large
shipment
of
Old
Country
style
Home
Cured
Bacon,
which
will
be
offered
for
sale
on
Monday
and
Tuesday
at
30c
per
lb.
This
Is
the
highest
grade
of
bacon
procurable
and
wo
guarantee
same
lo
be
equal
to
anything
on
the
market.
You
can
buy
any
quantity,
side
or
back
bacon.
DON'T
MISS
THIS
OFFER.
Buy
Two
Slabs
Farmers
Market
MANY
KIDDIES
AT
GYRO
RACES
Event
on
Saturday
Afternoon
Staged
as
Prelude
to
Concert
Proved
Popular
Almost
all
the
youngsters
In
luwn
turned
out
on
Saturday
afternoon
when,
as
a
preludo
to
the
playground
concert
to
bo
held
on
Tuesday
evening,
a
program
of
sports
was
staged
on
Second
Avenue
between
Sixth
anil
Seventh
Streets.
The
free
dispensing
of
ice
cream
proved
most
popular
and
Gyros
Joe
(ireer.
Hoy
Nieholls
and
Doug.
Sldrk,
who
were'
in
charge
of
this
end,
had
all
the
customers
they
could
handle.
The
dog
parade
was
another
feature
ami
Hie
judges
Gyros
1..
W.
Kergin
and
Leo
Waugh
had
a
real
ta.k
in
selecting
the
winners
from
the
array
of
canine
."lock
thai
was
presented,
the
sports
committee
of
the
club
consisting
of
Gyros
Morris
1'ringle,
Doug
Stork
and
Clarence
Woodruff
was
in
charge
of
Hie
afternoon's
fun
and
assistance
was
given
by
other
club
members.
The
prize
winners
were:
Girls,
8
to
10.
I.
Hilda
Mur
ray;
2.
Myrua
Fuller.
Girls,
to
I.
Verna
llrochu.
F.lcannr
Tile.
.
Girls.
12
lo
II
Verna
llrochu,
Helen
Sims.
Hoys,
C
to
8.
Jack
Mcltae.
I.
I.ipsin.
Hoys,
H
to
10.
Alex
Wallers.
Garfield
McKinley.
Hoys.
10
to
I;.
Itobert
Ir
vine,
Albert
styles.
Hoys.
12
'to
II.
Hrnesl
Mc-
I.eod,
Henry
Heilbroner.
Hicyclo
race
Spiro
(lUrvich,
Dido
Gurvich.
Dog
show
Alberta
Itich-inond's
black
F.uglish
bull
dog;
Eleanor
Tile's
Llewellyn
seller.
Worlby
of
sjiecial
mention
was
a
while
pomeranian.
while
spilt.
Mark
cocker
spaniel,
airedale
and
Host
on
bull.
FIRST
SHOOT
AT
MCNICHOLL
CREEK
Marksmen
of
North
B.C.
Regiment
Were
Out
Yesterday
R.
Wilson
Won
Spoon
The
North
H.C.
Ilegimenl
lliflc
Association's
first
shoot
of
the
season
at
the
.McNicholl
Creek
range
took
place
yesterday.
Ilifles
arrived
from
the
soulh
kale
Sat
urday
aflemoon
and
there
was
not
much
iime
lo
notify
the
mem
ber's
of
the
asiK-talinn
so
the
attendance
was
not
large.
The
nnrksmett
crossed
the
harbor
on
W.
Horrobin's
boal.
II.
Wilson,
the
high
scorer,
won
the
spiKiii
for
I
he
day.
Scores
w'ere
as
follows:
I
200
500
II.
Wilson
...
28
25
W.
Hrass
...
23
21
A.
Heale
....
21
28
M.
Lamb
....
25
22
J.
.McGrrgor
.
31
18
W.
Ilorrobin.
19
21
II.
It.
Kaslman
15
25
A.
Squires
.
.
18
11
60(1
Til
2K
81
21176
21
7
C
27
,71
2173
12
55
10
Itf
1315
Sport
Chat
j
Special
iuleresl
will
1m-
allach
ed
lo
Hie
football
game
tonihl
between
the
Sons
of
Canada
and
Callies.
These
Iwo
leains
may
always
be
relied
upon
In
bring
out
the
fans
and
undoubtedly
Ihey
will
do
so
axaiu
on
this
occasion.
While
the
Canucks
arc
LAM
J
ACT.
Atlln
Land
Olatrlct.
District
af
Cssslsr.
Take
Aotlrr
that
llrrmald
Brook,
or
Atlln.
occupation
miner.
Intends
to
airt.lv
for
tiernilsslon
to
nun-has
the
r..n..mr
ursrriura
una:
uxnniritrlnr
at
a
post
planted
one
limidred
yards
lo
tbe
east
or
the
mouth
or
lluoert
Creek,
one
mile
or
nolden
Gate
on
Tarlsb
Lake,
thence
sou
lb
twenty
chains,
thence
west
to
slu.re
line,
tlrenre
along
lHre
line
to
jsdnt
or
1
VI
1
lit
!
Ill
I
I
IF.
,1
I
,
.
April
it.
nil,
inni
iwo
in.
NOTICE.
Tenders
will
U-
received
hi-
iiu.
riiv
i.r
Prince
lllll-rt
ror
tlx-
imrrfiase
of
ij.ts
one
(i
i
aiKi
two
i.
Block
U
(4i,
See-
Trtidera
to
be
In
tlie
office
i,f
llw
i.ii-
uiera
inarieo
"leooers
ror
Lots
not
later
than
S
pin.
1'Mday,
Mar
J.
tt
fc.
I
.
jo-vi.s.
H
City
rk.
LAND
ACT.
Nollca
or
Intention
U
Apply
U
Laaat
Mig,
In
KLmii.
I
artrl
I
,i
.
i
4
..
t
nw.ainB
rvi.
.
.
,.
u(.u
irilllHI,
liriUIUIIIR
11.
rlrt
or
Coast,
and
tltuate
on
Campania
aland,
T
a
V
j.
Vr.t
lm
th.t
"I
.
it
n
.
.
.
.......
.a,.,
riiv
r
punier
mi
niea
Mcnuiiy,
or
I'Mnre
Bupert,
B.C.
ort-upiuon
msurinre
arent
and
Lrokrr.
Intend
to
apply
ror
permission
w
lease
tua
fr.lti.aa
Ins
t.aswiS.-
a
A
-
.
r.
a7
iviiuwiim
mitj"
riipfn
ibiiub;
Lsiinuiim
rlna?
at
iwul
rl
n
tA
ha
tK&
.
a
,
"'
-
a
'l
iasi
arrau
VII
ItNV.
Al
lh
ait
avnai
.f
ranininla
Inland
asv
-raa
.
sn-TT
aaanv
a
i
nil
1
1
ITT
IMfUlll
ril
Ills"
I
Mind:
Uit-nrn
M
Inn
Hut
ih
iinnoslttM
ff
iitj
-vKrf
imp.
ai
mrn
titr
lin
I
Pound
od
rontaininr
.oo
tnrt.
morft
or
.
inirK-
or
prnnnT.
r
.
.
V.r
wj
E
WILLIAM,
ArenL
sArii
tut,
m.
TOR
DAILY
KBWB.
Optician
and
Optometrist
After
one
month
of
careful
conscientious
eye
testing,
our
patrons
are
advising
their
friends
to
come
to
us
for
glasses.
This
is
conclusive
evidence
thai
our
glasses
are
giving
entire
satisfaction.
Mr.
Ireland
has
made
the
eye
a
long
and
careful
study,
and
has
the
knowledge,
skill
and
experience
lo
fit
any
eye
thai
glasses
will
help,
and
in
case
you
do
not
need
glasses,
can
gie
you
valuable
advice.
We
are
getting
the
optical
business
by
deserving
H
by
giving
superior
opliVal
iscrvicc.
"A
stileh
In
time
saves
nine"
ha
no
more
filling
application
than
in
Ibc
case
of
the
eye.
REMEMBER,
YOU
RUN
NO
RISK
HERE.
Satisfaction
Is
positively
assured
Max
Heilbroner
Jeweller
and
Diamond
Specialist
Xntf.
(an
duplicate
!
lens
or
repair
any
frame.
Ml
present
leading
the
league
willi
two
clear
victories
to
their
credit,
ihc
supporters
of
Hip
Scots
are
not
a
bit
downhearted.
They
and
many
other
unbiased
soccer
enthusiasts
would
nol
be
al
all
surprised
lo
see
Hie
Caledonians
come
through
with
a
victory.
If
Ihey
do
they
will
be
on
even
fooling
with
the
Canadians
al
(he
head
of
the
list.
II'
it
said
for
the
Canadians,
however,
thai
they
arc
not
worrying
much
about
losing
or
even
sharing
their
position.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
W.
Danti
lfSlewart.
arrived
in
the
rily
on
'I
he'
Prince
George
last
night
on
"a
buiness
trip.
-
Miss
McGregor
and
Mis
Itiley,
representing
Herman's
Lid.
of
Vancouver,
'
arrives!
in
the
eily
Ibis
morning
on
business
coining
north
on
the
I'rincess
Ituyal.
The
snag'
seow
Hob-o-link.
Cap!.
Watson,
arrived
in
port
this
morning
from
the
Nans
Hiver
district
and
will
proceed
lo
the
Skeenu
river
loniorrow
morning.
F.
S.
elements,
formerly
cily
engineer
here,
arrived
from
Ihe
soulh
in
Ihc
sleamer
I'rince
Grorge
on
Saturday
afternoon.
He
is
on
his
way
lo
undertake
government
survey
work
on
the
north
and
southwest
enasl
of
Ihc
Queen
Chartolle
Islands.
-
.
Ited
DaviiNou
and
Murray
Stephens
passed
through
on
tbe
Cl'.H.
sleamer
Princess
Hoyal
I
his
morning
bound
from
Van
comer
lo
Skagway
where
Ihey
will
join
the
staff
of
(he
While
Pass
&
Yukon
iviilroad
for
the
summer
season.
They
motored
from
Long
lleaeh,
California,
lo
Vancouver.
The
CP.
II.
sleamer
Princess
Iloyal,
Capl.
Sainley.
arrived
from
Vancouver
and
intermediate
points
al
11.30
this
morning
with
a
large
complement
of
passengers
bound
nortlit
in
connection
wilb
the
season's
operations
on
Ihc
Yukon
V
While
Pass
railroad.
The
sleamer
left
jMirl
al
'.'.30
Ibis
arienioon
for
Ketchikan,
Juneau,
Wrangell
and
C.N.
II.
steamer
Prince
George,
Cap!.
Hurry
Nedden,
returned
from
Stewart
al
l
o'clock
last
night
ami
lefl
on
her
return
trip
In
Vancouver
and
intermediate
points
al
12
midnight.
Passengers
going
south
included:
A.
Monlgoinery,
Miss
V.
L.
llilch-Ings,
Mr.
Raymond,
J.
K.
Wat-kins.
A.
It.
V.
Giles,
li.
J.
Fflz-tiatrick,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
Hryanl.
W.
II.
Grant,
C.
Delong,
H.
H.
Cairns,
T.
H.
Tewsley,
K.
Davis,
K.
McDonald,
Mr.
Carnp-bell,
D.
J.
.Murray
and
H.
Hull
for
Vancouver;
S.
Galliazi,
II.
Ilazziiii
for
.Ocean
Falls;
X.
II.
Ilrodhurst,
W.
J
Hanna,
Mr.
arix)
Mrs.
Ooodrc&
for
Victoria.
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I
Monday,
May
o,
0jl
Cash
and
Carry
for
Monday
and
Tuesday
Successful
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
In
Metropole
Hall
Saturday
Night
A
very
successful
whist
drite'
ami
dance
was
held
by
the
Valhalla
Lodjse
on
Saturday
even-nK1
in
the
Metropole
Hall.
The
winner
of
Ihe
first
ladies'
priie
was
Miss
K.
Nelpy,
the
consolation
pritc
beliiu
won
by
Miss
Anderson.
Oscar
Larseu
was
the
winner
of
the
gentlemen'
first
priie
and
1L
llelnian
took
the
consola
tion
prize.
A.
Akerberg
was
in
charge
of
(he
eanl
tables.
A
I
the
conclusion
of
Ihe
eanl
playing
delicious
refreshment
were
served
by
the
ladies
of
the
Valhalla
Unlse
after
which
dancing
was
enjoyed
until
midnight.
Oscar
Iarsen
acted
n
master
of
ceremonies
and
Alfred
Johnson
was
on
the
ibior.
The
committee
re
sponsible
for
the
suecesi
of
the
evening
consisted
of
.Mrs.
I'rilx,
convenor,
and
Mrs.
Ilallberg.
as
sisted
by
ladies
of
Valhalla
Lodge.
PRETTY
WEDDING
ON
SATURDAY
EVENING
Miss
Susanne
La
ports
is
Wedded
to
Fred
Llnqul&t,
Father
Mc-Grath
Officiating
,
A
very
pretty
wedding
was
solemnized
at
the
priests'
bom
of
Ihe
Calholic
Church
on
Sal-
unlay
evening
when
Miss
Susanne
Uiporlc,
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Lanorto
of
this
cilv.
was
married
to
Fred
I.inmiUi
-
a
...
w
t
I-
well
known
in
local
nautical
cir
cles.
Kalher
P.
J.
McOralh
officiated.
A
number
of
relatives
and
friends
of
Ihc
conlmctinir
nartiea
witnessed
Ibc
ceremony.
Tho
bride
was
charmingly
gowned
jo
a
dress
of
wlrtle-iafln
r.O.rlSI
Ic
,or
Mon(lay
and
OpCClCllO
Tuesday
THESE
SPECIALS
WILL
BE
EFFECTIVE
ALL
DAY
(NO
DELIVERIES).
(N
TELEPHONE
ORDERS)
Until
Further
Notice
this
Store
will
Open
at
8.30
a.m.
and
Close
at
5J0
p.m.
dl.
Saturday,
May
24,
Is
a
public
holiday.
This
storo
will
be
closed
all
day
Saturdi,
There
will
be
no
half
holiday
May
22.
This
store
will
be
open
Friday
tvening
until
to
o'clock.
Our
advL
will
be
changed
but
twice
this
week.
Stamped
Goods
for
Bazaar
work
or
Summer
8ewing
hae
arrived.
See
this
won.
derful
assortment,
Including
Luncheon
Sets,
Bedspreads,
Runners,
Play
Aprons,
Bridge
Cloths,
and
many
others
too
numerous
to
mention.
We
carry
a
complete
stock
of
embroidery
threads
for
this
work.
MEN'S
and
BOYS'
DEPT.
48
ONLY,
BOYS'
2-PIECE
SUITS
A
few
with
extra
bloomers.
Fancy
Worsteds,
Tweeds,
and
Serges.
All
new
stock,
and
made
well
ti(
stand
boys
wear.
Splendid
new
designs.
SEE
THIS
LINE
IN
OUR
WINDOW
"
10
Only
Sizes
?3
and
20.
Iteg.
Sl.'.OO
to
S
3.50.
Special,
$9.95.
20
Only
Sixes
J7
to
30.
Iteg.
15.00
value.
Special
,$11.95.
18
Only
Sixes
:il
to
37.
Iteg.
value
op
to
A1K.00.
Special,
$12.35.
Spring
Colhes
Pins
:ti
to
package.
Special,
2
Pkgs.
for
25c
Hamsterly
Farm
Pure
Strawberry
Jam
4
lbs.
Palls,
Special,
65c.
I.itiui
Pails
to
eadi
LADIES'
DEPT.
Ladies'
Summer
Vests
Iteg.
75e.
Special,
45c
or
3
for
$1.25
This
is
new
sUtck
in
splendid
ipialily
Lise.
Two
styles.
Opera,
or
Fancy
l-tee
Top.
.
B.C.
Granulated
Sugar
III
lb.
Cotton
Sai-ls.
Special,
95c
each.
I.
mill
2
to
each
customer.
Note
Ihe
Stuar
market
is
steady
and
further
advances
are
eiiterted
to
follow
that
of
Thursday.
Dainty
Mull
In
three
shades:
Pink.
Maine
and
Mane
15"
wide.
Ileg.
"5e
yanl
.
Special.
S5c,
3
yds.
$1.60
Ladles'
White
Voile
Waists
3
style:
Tuxedo,
Jabot,
or
F.mbroidered
Fronts.
Heg
value
3.?5
to
M.5n.
Take
your
choice
at
$2.85.
SHOE
DEPT.
Monday
and
Tuesday
W
ill
be
.M
I....
.
,
far
as
Men
a
a
I
(lubbers
are
r..;
,
.
are
gomu
-'!'
It
we
need
Uie
sju,
r
giMMls.
Huv
y,i
,c
now
and
sav
v
500
Pairs
Women's
Black
Rubbers
All
new
k
i
.
ot
Heel
Sliirin
I
s
To
clear
at
95c
Pair
200
Pairs
Men's
Black
Rubber
Storm
t
,..w
To
clear
at
$1.35
pair.
Pi,sil
iv
elv
'
100
Pkgs.
Orspe
Null,
Special,
1So.
I.Hiut
3
pkgt
tonier.
300
Dox.
Sunktst
Orangtt.
Ileg.
3$r
a'
Special,
13
for
25c
Sultana
Ralalns
In
bull
Special,
4lbs.
35c,
or
12
lb.
$1.00
Limit
12
lb
-der
We
cxpr
'
'on
of
lUism
15'.
REDUCTION
ON
ALL
SPRING
COATS.
In
keeping
with
the
policy
of
this
store,
which
is
"Profits
are
made
on
Turn-oirt,
not
on
Hold-overs,"
we
take
this
opportunity
of
announcing
the
first
cut
on
$prig
Coats.
The
regular
selling
prices,
not
in
code
figures,
are
marked
on
every
garmtnt.
The
Universal
Trading
Co.
SOCIAL
HELD
BY
VALHALLA
LODGE
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Monday,
7
and
9
'HIS
CHILDREN'S
CHILDREN'
A
lavish
special
ular
production
One
ut
f
tie
es
of
literature
ever
put
uilo
pit
lure
form,
T"?
tiulli
about
Ihe
"exclusive
eL"
A
slory
whi
h
'
'
h
inillionaire's
fortune
P'-arls
llirtnigh
smug
'
'
f
eratitni
mid
shallers
(he
whole
family
ill
lhi
rjt'iierutiofi.
Womlerfiil
gowns,
settings
olid
c
.'"
'
erl
cast
Bebe
Daniels,
Dorothy
MacKalll,
James
Rennie,
Wah-Ion
Hamilton,
Hale
Hamilton,
George
Fawcet,
Warner
Oland,
Lawrence
D'Orsey.
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
Admission
35o
and
10c
Views
of
the
American
Airmen's
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
will
be
shown
In
the
Fox
News-Gazette
on
Wednesday
n
Thursday.
triinnied
with
while
lace
and
earned
a
boiuet
of
white
carna-lions.
Miss
Lorraine
llrochu
attended
Ihe
bride.
The
flower
girls
were
Miss
Knda
L'uger
and
(.Miss
Florence
I.apnrlr.
Charles
jl.imiuisl
supported
the
bridegroom.
I
After
Iho
rcreiiNiny
Ihe
happy
ji-ouple
rciaircd
to
(he
home
of
(the
bride's
parents
on
Thompson
jstreet
where
a
deliKlilful
weijding
luncheon
was
served.
During
Ihe
iiincneon
uie
i.adies
or
the
.Moose-heart
Legion
presented
the
happy
couple
Willi
a
beautiful
silver
casserole.
Mrs.
Harris
Kerr,
on
behalf
of
Ihe
liadles,
nfade
the
presentation
in
a
filling
.speech
lo
which
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.lntjulst
suitably
replied.
Many'ntber
beautiful
wedding
presents
were
received.
For
Ihe
present
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Linqulst
will
reside
at
the
homo
of
Ihe
bride's
parents
on
Thomp
son
Street.
Let
Us
SUPPLY
YOUR
tPrllNO
WANTS
In
Poultry
Nettlnfl
Fly
Cloth
Garbage
Cans
Garbage
Palls
Garden
Hose
Rakes
Hoes
Spades
Weeders
Trowels
Grass
Shears
Sickles
Scythes
Spading
Forks
Garden
Seeds
Kaien
Hardware
Co
60S
Third
Ave.
I