A
Ta
ran
dllalr
(hr
aM.rlra
tuairali
I
(al.
(la
aalll
l.r
laarl
ball
I
at.r-flatta
nllb
aart
milk.
The
Milk
Label
You
Always
Can
Trust
On
tins
of
Carnation
Milk
the
upper
half
of
the
i
i
is
red;
the
lower
half
ii
white.
You
always
caa
tr.it
that
label.
Ak
jour
grocer
for
it.
You'll
like
Caruatiou's
fine
flavor.
It
is
twice
as
t
a
as
ordincry
milk.
It
Is
absolutely
safe
and
pure.
In
.
economical
uiiJ
convenient
110
watte.
wane,
Kvery
,u
is
guaranteed.
Your
grocer
alway
s
has
it.
I'radarrd
la
(
aaada
CARNATION
MILK
PRODUCTS
CO.
LTD.
in
aiimoii
it.
vamocvch.
it.
c.
Summer
Dresses
We
haw
a
wonderim
iipl:iy
of
the
t:rel
(harming
model
in
VOILE,
RATINE,
ENGLISH
BROADCLOTH,
ETC.
Our
high
la
good
defy
otlleti-liiiti
ut
the
price
Hats
HurKuiti
in
KuHy
Summer
Unli
l
clear.
Midsummer
Hats
on
Show
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
"Rupert
Brand"
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
I
r
irm
,
i-Iioom'
Itupi-rt
hruiid'
.Salmon.
few
tin
in
the
pantry
me
nlvvit
handy.
Slock
u
Mipply
on
vonr
l""d
lh"l
Kd
""
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
KODAKS
There
fun
nt
Hie
Kmc
m
making
Kodak
piclnri's
Mill
lliey
More
up
fun
for
the
future.
(.el
your
Kodak
here.
Kodak
Film
The
dependal.lt)
niiu
in
Ihe
yellow
Imx.
Voiir
size
.is
here.
Kodak
Accessories
SeU
Timers
Currying
Tripods,
I'oilruit
AU
.lai
luiienls.
They're
nil
in
slock
here.
Lei
us
help
you
plan
a
Kodak
outfit
for
good
pictures
ioul
lols
of
fun.
ORMES
LTD.
Th
Rexall
Store.
3rd
Avenue
A
6th
8treet.
Local
and
Personal
n
-
1
U.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Hayners,
Undertakers.
Pboue
351.
if
Cut
Flower,
Pol
Plants.
Mrs.
McCarthy,
Iho
Florist.
Kmad
htock.
if
-Mi
Nora
Kenny
returned
yen-Iciiliiy
afternoon
from
a
trip
(o
Ueciiu
1
alia
and
Swaiieon
Itay.
Archie
Walt,
C.N.H.
ilivixional
mailer
mechanic,
arrived
from
the
interior
on
lal
night'
tram.
Wehloii
It.
McAfee
of
lieorge-
lown
returned
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Hupeit
yesterday
afternoon.
We
ttell
l.auiiuuteil
nalerial
Kir
Veneer.
Consult
us
he
fore
huyiiiif
f
itiinlitri
for
your
house.
Alhert
A
MeCalfery.
Ltd
If
JauiCH
llaIHl
of
Auyux
p;oocd
through
ihi
the
I'riure.
lluperl
yesterday
afternoon
hound
north
after
u
fortnight'
holiday
trip
south.
John
.
Allen,
jra
hoat
in-
I
ice
I
or
for
the
lioniinioii
l-'Nh
erii-s.
arrived
from
Vancouver
011
Hie
Prince
lluperl
yesterday
af.
lernoon.
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin
returned
I
In
rily
yclrrday
aflerm
tie
iitihlished
in
Vancouver.
INDIGESTION
GAS
ON
STOMACH
to
from
Victoria
where
li
attended
I
lie
convention
of
the
Provincial
Chapter,
Imperial
Order
llauich
ler
of
the
Jviupire.
..
-a..
Jaun'!
It.
Mitchell
relumed
yesterday
afternoon
front
Van
couvcr
where
he
went
to
attend
the
convocation
of
the
University
of
ll.C.
at
which
hi
degree
ai
conferreil
upon
hint.
A
new
Liberal
newspaper
is
to
will
hr
known
n
the
Vuueouver
Slur
and
has
licen
iiteorporate!
at
5n.ilO.
The
date
of
Its
firs
issue
is
n
I
yet
announced
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Haulus
W
allace.
formerly
of
this
city,
are
now
Incited
in
Portland.
Oregon
where
Mr.
Wallace
Is
on
the
slalT
of
a
large
armrery
slore
They
have
lulit
a
home
and
are
eomforlahly
selllel.
Hon.
A.
M.
Man-on.
attorney
Keiieral.
urrlvetl
from
Victoria
011
the
Prince
lluperl
yeslertlay
afternoon
and
continued
!'
train
to
the
interior
where
he
will
al
lend
nominalins
ronveitlinii
in
SkciMM
and
Omiiiecii
districts.
Major
lieneral
J.
NV.
Stewart
has
been
appointed
u
ineinher
of
Iho
jutcrualioiiiil
ciiKineeriug
hoard
which
will
v
into
the
St
Lawrence
waterway
project,
lion
H.
P.
(irahaui,
miuislcr
of
rail
ways,
is
chairman
of
(he
board,
,
Provincial
CoiKlahle
It.
A.
Heaven,
Hr.
A.
V..
II.
Ileimclt
and
a
nuinlier
of
oilier
persons
ar-
I
rtved
yesteiilay
afli'inooii
from
Ocean
l-'alls.
They
are
here
as
wiliiesses
in
11
criminal
ease
which
is
pinct'ciliiiK
in
the
Coiiuly
Couit
liiday.
4
The
cae
of
(
.(lirone.
charged
Willi
criminal
assault
011
n
yoiinj;
at
Ocean
falls,
is
ie-wit
heard
in
camera
in
the
County
Court
liefiue'
.ludSe
Ynunj:
lixlay.
The
evidence
of
ten
witnesses
is
to
he
hiken,
K.
I-.
.Innes.
city
solleilor.
is
crown
pr(seeulor
and
L.
V.
Patuiore,
of
Pal
more
Kullou,
is
appearing
for
the
defence.
PAINS
AFTER
MEALS
Many
fHil
lufftr
terribly
from
01
ml
hIii
In
Ilia
itoiiucli
rirr
every
'inpil.
and
arc
knit
111
runstitit
InlHerr.
fur
tlio
pad
41
yrt
Hunlork
Blood
ililltrr
hat
bvtn
bringing-
hope
nut
joy
to
tloiiMiml4
lurrrrlnz
from
virluui
forum
Ol
Moiiincn
iniiiDie,
mwuinir
inpni
10
cti
iurrc
pquarn
iiirai.
uajt
j
ihmimhk
iiiciii
IU
ell
anyininy
inry
win,
wiiiioui
nivinj
u
urrcr
for
it
ittrr.
Mr.
Kreil
Mclson.
Moose
Jiw,
Sk.,
w
rile:
"All
last
luiumrr
I
wilt
irtiutileil
ttllh
itoinarli
trouble
nut
Itiillgretlon,
ml
also
Rs
oil
tlic
Hoinarh,
I
roiild
not
eal
inyiliinK
except
ine
Unlit
rtxxl
ml
even
then
I
would
tin
tmlliereri
with.
aln
after
fii'Ii
mel,
I
roiiUI
not
work
a
whole
day
wllhniit
lielnK
done
out.
I
had
tried
everylhlnti
dorlorn,
meillrluea
and
pill,
until
I
read
about
llurdork
IIUhkI
Kilter,
have
taken
four
hottlea
and
It
haa
nearly,
If
not
completely,
renlored
tne
to
bealtli
rain,"
Manuraetured
only
by
The
T,
Mllburn
Co.,
LuiilteU,
Turouto,
Out,
THE
DAILY
NKWB.
IDTonight
tm
to
land
and
atr.fitthan
lha)
ert.aa
af
dltatti.a
and
Umlnaflan.
inatreva
aaaatlta,
top
a
lea
haadaahaa,
ralia.a
bll-lauanaat,
aerract
contlattla.
Thay
at
pramptly,
plaaaaatly,
mildly,
yal
tharauchly.
Tomorrow
Alright
Get
a
25c.
Box
Yaar
DnUlat
J.
l-'ichl
Htraiiir
and
Italph
liar.
rop
left
on
the
(rain
last
night
for
Suiuiyside
cannery.
o-
Polic
Chief
NV.
II.
Vickers,
who
was
Indisposed
yesterday,
resumed
hit
-(Julie
today.
V4-
-
P.
W.
J.
Parsons,
inspector
of
provincial
police.
returned
from
Terrace
oil
last
night's
train.
iilie!iu
Church
Tea
ami
Sale
of
Home
Cooking
al
Mrs.
Ire
inayne's,
Hay
Jllock,
Saturday,
May
17.
-110
A
number-
of
laborer
went
lo
Terrace
on
lasLynilil
train
lo
work
on
the
erection
of
steel
on
the
Terrace
bridge.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ieirgn
llushh.v,
who
have
been
spending
the
win
ler
in
Victoria,
are
expected
to
return
lo
the
clly
this
week.
.
a
I.
He
lirey,
'provincial
health
insector
who
I
in
the
north
on
departmental
business,
relumed
from
Terrace
on
the
train
last
night.
The
tcatner
Prince
Itupert
due
from
Anyox
al
8
o'clock
tlii
evening
will
,
be,
held
for
paeu
aers
arriving
from
the
bast
on
the
late
train.
-
The
(laughter
and
Sous
of
Kn
glri
nd
will
be
al
home
to
Hie
Knight?
of
Pythias
and
Pythian
Siwler
Friday
iiisld,
May
10
at
8.30.
at
Huston
Hall.
.Monthly
meeting
of
llalcpayer
Association
wilt
he
held
Friday
evening
at
H
o'clock
in
the
City
Hull.
Siieaker.
Mr.
Mathiesoii
city
treasurer.
All
welcome
.
The
Scarlet
Chanler.
a
branch
of
I
lie
order
of
Hie
Loyal
Orange
l.oilge.
vvus
recently
organized
in
the
city
and
M.
Lemon
was
elect
ed
as
Companion
Commander.
It.
K.
Allan,
manager
of
the
Itoynl
Mill,
llanall,
who
is
in
the
city
on
business,
leaves
on
(he
I
nil
11
tonight
on
a
business
trip
to
Jasper.
Mr.
Allan
will
likely
stop
off
at
Prince
Oeorge
en
nuile.
'a-
-
-,
Mi
A.
Clarke
arrived
fio:u
Pasadena,
California,
on
the
sleamer
Prince
lluperl
yesterday
afternoon
to
spend
a
holiday
with
her
brother
uml
.sister-in-
law.
Mr.
and
Mr.
T.
Clarke,
Wcistview,
'I'lie
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
lluperl
Swimming
Clulu
will
be
held
in
the
Police
Court
room
011
Friday,
.May
10,
at
8
p.
111.
llie
executive,
member!
ami
all
those
having
unsold
tie-
kel
ill
I
heir
possession
are
specially
reipiesled
to
attend.
Important
business.
Anyone
interested
in
this
form
of
athletics
i
cordially
invited.
FORTY
MILLION
BEES
NVIXMPKO.
May
15.
A
record
shipment
of
forty
million
bees
valued
at
more
llian
$o,000,
will
reach
Winnipeg
this
month
from
South
Carolina.
This
unusual
shipment
is
for
ilistribulioit
lo
prairie
provinces.
It
is
expected
that
the
distribution
will
be
car
ried
oul
within
twelve
hours
af
ler
arrival
here.
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
The
Canadian
National
announce
low
Summer
Ex
cursion
fares
to
Eastern
Canada
mid
the
United
Slates
elTeclive
May
22nd.
also
lo
Jasper
National
Park,
Edmonton,
Calgary,
on
sale
May
15.
Choice
of
routes
stopover.
Make
a
trip
around
the
famous
Tri-Angle
Tour
in
0110
(llrerlion
through
Vancouver.
Full
information,
City-Ticket
office.
558,
Third
Ave,
Prince
lluperl,
Phone
?00.
if
FAOB
THRU.
NEW
ENGLAND
FOND
OF
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
Easterners
Favor
These
While
Those
of
West
Come
First
In
Magazine
Reading
.KUC.KXK,
Oregon,
May
15-
.Vew
York,
New
Jersey
and
the
New
I'.ngland
ulale
are
first
in
the
United
Slate
in
the
percent
age
of
newspaper
readers,
with
the
Pacific
Coast
stales
nrl
in
magazine
reading
and
second
In
newspaper
reading,
Prof.
Ocorge
Turubull
of
the
University
of
Oregon
here,
has
declared
after
a
ludy
of
statistics.
Massachusetts
was
first
in
the
nation
in
newspaper
readers
with
i
per
cent,
and
California
having
circulation
of
1.800,000
daily
paper
among
a
population
of
3,-
20,801,
was
second
with
03
per
ecn
I.
NVw
York,
51.5
iter
cent,
was
third;
Missouri,
17,
fourth,
and
Oregon,
52,
fifth.
Orcgoniau
read
l.i
per
cent
of
the
number
of
copies
of
in.iga
zincs
circulated
in
the
country.
or
nearly
twice
the
average
for
any
oilier
state.
Thirty
per
cent
of
the
I'J-'O
population
of
the
United
States
read
the
morning
and
evening
papers,
according
to
J'rof,
Turn
bull's
figures.
MUCH
WHEAT
LAND
CONTRACTED
TO
POOLS
Winnipeg
Officials
Say
That
Eight
Million
Acres
Already
Signed
Up
WINNIPF.O,
Man.,
May
15.
More
than
8,000,noo
acre
of
wheal
land
in
western
Canada
will
be
signed
up
under
contract
to
wheat
pool
this
year,
accord
ing
to'
officials
of
the
organiza
lion
in
the
three
prairie
pro
vince.
In
Alberla.
directors
-of
the
provincial
wheat
pool
reirt
that
between
0,000
and
7,000
acres
are
being
added
daily
to
the
contract
acreage
and
they
expect
three
or
four
million
acres
to
be
signed.
The
Alberla
area
under
con
Iract
to
the
wheat
pool
last
year
was
2.100.000
acres.
Organiza
lion
activities
in
Saskatchewan
are
expected
lo
increase
acreage
25
per
cent.
Fight
hundred
can
vasser
are
huy
in
.Manitoba
province,
who
have
an
ohjccliw
of
1,000,000
acres
(his
year.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
w
.
I.aing
and
I-.
de
Oray,
victoria:
O-car
Olander.
Terrace.
F.
II.
Holino.il,
Cordon
F.
Camp-
Nell,
!.
C.
Johnston,
John
W
Allen.
O.
F.
Pearson,
A.
II.
Skinner,
C.
II.
Kciiney,
O.
M.
Chris-lie
and
J,
C.
Starr,
Vancouver;
A.
K.
II.
Henuell,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
J
Manclalin,
A.
Ferrier,
C.
de
Long
It.
Tinkler,
S,
(iallia.o,
V.
Haz-
zani
nod
It.
A.
Heaven,
Ocean
Falls;
James
Wall,
Toronto;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
W.
Argue,
Toronto;
Oeorge
II.
Colline,
.New
York
City:
W.
It.
McAfee,
Ocorgclown;
C.
K.
Samlvold,
Spence
Hridge;
A.
Wall,
C.N.H.
Central
Pete
Itobilaille,
city.
TRAIN
TIMES
CHANGE
Effective
Sunday.
May
8h,
a
change
in
train
schedule
will
be
made
on
Canadian
National
Hall-
ways.
Aflcr
that
dale,
the
train
will
arrive
from,
the
East
at
1.00
p.m.
instead
-of
1.30
p.m.
and
leave
for
all
points
Kasl
al
5.00
p.m.
Mislead
of
0.15
p.m.
as
at
present.
For
further
particular
apply
t.iiy
iiiket
Office.
5'.'H
nihil
Avenue,
Prince
lluperl.
117
OLD
COUNTRY
BOOKINGS
Hook
now
for
Old
Country.
r.issiotis
secured
and
tickets
Is
sued
via
While
star,
Cunard,
Anchor-Donaldson
line.
The
Canadian
.National
Hallways
make
direel
and
convenient
connection
with
stea
r
of
these
line,
hull
information
at
City
Ticket
Oiliee,
528
Third
Avenue,
Prince
lluperl,
U.K.
Phone
200.
ANNOUNCEMENT
fiyro
Club
Playground
Concert,
Weslholme
Theatre,
Tuesday.
May
20.
Women
of
Mooselieart
Lesion
Whist
Drive
and
Dance.
May
20.
Dr.
Martel'
Female
Pills
Rara
aaalated
Datura
thonaasdt
caaaa
hut
half
nniurr.
cwracunc
cauaa.
DuUdina
up
ao4
tranathanlna-
organ.
rlfYin
DBUkYUX
aad
PAINFUL
MENSTRUATION,
NEIU
VOUSNES3.
BACKACHE.
DIZZINESS,
ate.
nodanavrou
druaa.
Sold
aa
la
Sailed
Mil
Corarl
TIN
BOX
with
our
aiaaatora.
DnwataU
avarvwhara.
ar
dlraet
hv
mkiL
Uin
mE.h
tl
00
lakknUriw
Rad
C...
fl
I.
fraallL
Taroato,
Caa.
Clnalaf
aiM
aa
raaaajt.
Making
wash
day
pleasant
Juil
ate
Rimo
ahere
jou
turd
lo
use
bar
leap
for
soak'wg.
boiling,
or
in
your
Bashing
machine.
r
(IC
L..J.t
n.ti
nf
waaVi.?ar.
rubbfng.
rubbing,
nibbing,
has
given
way
to
the
new
method
of
soaking
the
clothes
clean
with
Rinso.
This
wonderful
new
soap
gentlr
loosens
the
dirt
and
a
thorough
rinsing
leaves
things
white
and
glistening
as
you
never
could
get
.them
before.
Only
spots
where
the
dirt
is
ground-in,
such
as
neck
bands,
curl
edges,
and
the
like
need
a
light
rubbing,
and
a
little
dry
Rinso
rubbed
on
these
spots
quickly
makes
the
dirt
disappear.
Rinso
is
soli
by
all
grocers
and
itparlmtrri
stores
Rinso
s-ts
MADE
BY
THE
MAKERS
OF
LUX
May
8
to
17
is
Congoleum
Week
SALE
ENDS
SATURDAY
Congoleum
Rugs
At
Bargain
Prices
Size
U
a
it
$8.85
Size
l
x
7'it
.
.
'Size
i
x
D
$12.95
Size
I)
x
IliMt
.
Size
U
x
12
$17.25
$10.95
$15.10
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
The
House
of
Quality.
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
123
SPRING
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
G
torse
Will
sail
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
ror
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
mid
intermediate
points
euch
Thursday
and
Sunday
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1
1.
00
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
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Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
Saturday,
10.00
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
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h.r
VANCOUVER
via
(Jiieen
Charlotte
Islands,
May
2
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PASSENGLR
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Uave
Prince
Rupert
6.44
pjn.
for
ritl.NCE
GEORGE,
EDMONTON.
WIN
MI'EO,
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Canada,
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Slate.
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ALL
OCCAM
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LINES.
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Third
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CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Service.
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
May
2,
13,
23
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
May
9,
19,
30
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay.
East
Bella
Bella,
Oceai
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Llnet.
Full
information
from
W.
C
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
8treet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
SaitinRs
rrom
Frince
Rupert,
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VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
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and
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Bay,
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VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
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Bar,
and
twanaoa
Bat,
Saturday
Pioaa.
Par
ANYOX,
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ARM,
STEWART,
Wla
Itland.
Sunday
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and
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Friday
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