You
married
him
fr
bet.
I
it
or
worse
ami
made
up
yinir
mind
Ilia
I
you
would
Ik'k
with
ti
In)
through
sunshine
and
slorm
nml
help
In
in
make
lil
It
end
meet
ami
darn
I
lie
lio-(
arid
liuik
afler
Km"
children
it
ml
tery.
liiriK
Hut
you
illiln'l
promise
to
If
a
washing
machine.
We've
gol
Vm
for
ale.
Call
ind
im
the
New
Savage
Washer
and
Dryer.
"A
Demonstration
la
a
Revelation."
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
The
Handy
Andy
Sfore.
Hardware
and
Sporting
Goods
OH
3rd
Ave
Phone.
3
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prjnce
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
SUN
BATHING
I
IS
ADVOCATED
Sir
Herbert
Barker
Urges
It
I
Cure
and
Preventive
of
Disease
IHl
as
i
LONDON;
June
2t.
Sir
Herbert
Darker,
I
lu
famous
maul,
pulalive
surgeon
of
London,
has
started
a
ruin
ml
mi
In
popularize
naked
un-hathiug
on
I
he
soillh
eoal
IliU
summer.
He
ha
formed
a
Sunlight
League,
ami
ha
induced
the
Duke
of
Sutherland
lo
'hecnriv
the
first
president.
!
Sir
Herbert
in
convinced
thai
Klin
lialliintr
offer
mankind
a
cum
ami
a
preventive
of
all
if
idieac"
ami
would
sweep
away
all
minor
epidemics,
such
an
in.
fluenia.
I
hope
lo
siart
a
world
movement
I
liy
recruiting
enough
piou-ieer
enthusiasts
In
.'t'Il
ii
dit-Iraliiig
I
lie
people
out
of
fnnlih
to
Ihe
nin
fur
TT
amatco
LJrOTTONWOOOVENEEPANELy
For
panelling
vuur
rooms
il
rival
llie
niot
rosily
lianlwund.
Ilejuvrnale
your
Home
Quirkly
and
Permanently.
Sole
genlx
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
EB4.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
CL
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
pam
JLmJ
r
Sf
CLARK'S
EANS
Every
bean
tender
but
never
mushy
Nutritious
and
delicious
Your
choice
of
Sauces
I
TomatoChili
or
PUin.
Cnudm
AtprvJ
on
rw.ry
flu,
Suld
...fy
wtr.
health.
Look
al
inc."
Sir
Herbert
bared
hi
arm
and
rhest.
which
arc
Itemized
the
color
of
an
Indian.
"I
never
really
lived
before,
and
al
fifty-six.
I
feel
a
yourur-
eonvenlioiix,
xaid
Mr
Jlerberl.
uler,"
he
xaid.
"The
treatment
"Shirk-naked
halhiii?
t
eential
'ban
made
me
impervious
In
eoldx.
for
the
test
rfeiillx.
nml
wiHiout
my
rlnlbex
I
"One.
ij.
him
f
prudery
xbould
wurm
a
when
wearlHsr
them
tint
lie
rnuidered,
and
the
rrnn-l
"When
you
are
iiisrutenled
a
i!
LARGE
SALMON
RUN
Number
of
Fish
Taken
That
of
Many
Years
Exceeds
Past
(
Jl
XI.AI
.
June
2t.
Ihe
Cordova
rrjrion
i
Meinp
the
larpewl
run
of
red
-alimm
in
many
year.
'Kvery
eannery
i
running
to
ca-pai'ily
day
ami
nislil
ami
the
run
li'm
nn
xign
uf
falling
off.
although
it
ha
rontinued
fnr
nme
time.
On
one
day
the
Park
i
ni:
Company
hdd
nearly
forty
thousand
ft-h
on
the
floor,
the
Chaiiile
and
Shppard
I'oint
people.
alHMil
many.
The
fish
causli!
that
day
nd
twinK
canned
at
the
Pioneer
produee
more
than
half
a
many
cases
of
sal.
:mn
as
this
company
put
up
tlin--,iiii?
the
entire
eaon
of
1923.
j
Well
taifwrmed
Ahennen
at-frihute
the
immeni
run
of
this
sen.
on
In
the.
fad
that
during
the
seaon
of
tUllt.
the
five
year
'eyele
nf
wliich
the
present
.season
ii
a
reeiirrenre.
higli
water
nn
Ihe
T.npper
river
at
the
lieilil
of
the
ifishfnK
seaon.
made
it
impnssi-:ble
In
lake
but
a
small
proportion
nt
the
fish
and
Ihe
efapemcnl
In
Ihe
spawning
pmtmds
was
consequently
larpe.
With
a
short
run
nf
rels
looked
fnr
in
llristol
Itay
and
other
parts
ni
Alaska,
ren
siumiih
nrins
a
jfood
price
and
lite
Crdova
ean-ners
should
reap
a
?n.
re
I
urn
after
a
number
of
year
waitinsr.
GLASS
HEART
THAT
BEATS
IHIKSHKX.
Oerniany.
June
21.
-
A
tieaii
nf
jrlas
vviiich
beal
by
Ihe
aid
of
a
little
elerlrie
motor
nml
ends
a
red
llifl.1
IcoursiiiK
Ihronch
jrlas
arteries.
ha.
been
placed
in
exhibition
in
the
Dresden
Hygienic
Museum.
The
apparalus
is
approximately
the
sue
of
n
human
heart
and
was
intended
lo
be
oT
special
interest
for
medical
students
to
illustrate
the
fund.
on
of
that
lorgau.
RRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1923.
Has
produced
Mineral
as
follows:
Placer
fiold,
!7(l,ll2,20rj;
Lode
Cold,
J?
1
1
r.:it,uT";
Silver.
!fo:i,5n2,tirn:
Lend,
58,13.',lltll
;
Copper,
171.0i!,r.nX:
Zinc,
27,-iMH,7.'i(;
.MisrcJInneoii
Minerals
l,tON,2.Y7;
Coal
and
Coke,
2.tUM!8,l
lis;
HniMing
Klone,
Hrick,
Cement,
elc,
$U!l,A
I5,2."li
making
its
.Mineral
Production
to
the
end
of
i
11211
ciiow
no
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fee
lower
than
those
of
anj
other
Province
iji
Ui
Imininio'n,
or
any
colony
in
the
British
tfrnpire.
Mineral
locations
are
grahfcd
to
discoverer
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Tides
are
ihliilned
by
developing
Mich
properties
the
security
of
which
is
guaranteed
hy
Crown
(Iranls.
Full
.in
formation
tonellier
with
Mining
Heporls
and
Maps,
inny
he
obtained
gratis
liy
nddreMiiig
'7'
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
,
..,.'.',..
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
-
TEW
DAILY
VIWB,
REVISION
IN
WATER
CHARGES
PROPOSED
(City
Council
Considers
Bylaw
and
I
Refers
It
to
Utilities
Committee
for
Report
i
'
I
Itevision
in
wafer
rale
are
pnpoed
t
Hie
ffty
eotineil.
Last
night
Hie
Iiy1aw
selliw?
Hie
ser-'
vice
charge
was.r:ad
and
il
wa
.decided
In
refer
ft
to
the
otililfes
enniniiiiee
in
niing
in
recommendation
for
siii-li
revixinn
a
1
1
d'M
necessary.
Mayor
Newton
failed
lo
see.
Why
a
real
eslat'
nflirp
should
le
charged
mily
tOc
when
a
new,
paper
nilfee
ti.nl
In
pay
1
.50.
'I'll
i
.
wax
wily
one
instance
of
discriminatory
charge.
Aid.
Collar!
thought
dial
some
provision
slmufd
be
made
where
users
of
water-should
be
required
lo
make
a
deposit.
If
they
failed
lo
pay
Iheir
waler
rale
Iheyj
should
be
nil
olTJusI
a
were
llie
user
of
electric
ljghls
and
telephone!.
There
bad
been
many
diflifulties
in
llie
past
between
landlords
and
(enants
on
this
am
a,(JUOW,jon
tl
rtmw
j,,,
yettled
once
and
fnr
all.
mollierlx
retrulalioriM
nf
eaHiie
i
nature's
am
ynn
are
elothed:
it
oniirrv
pnirr
nr
lown.
enmpellinfr
people
In
wear
roverinv.
The
bevt
way
for
a
be-
.uKANU.UIILT
Ur
enveloplna1
ffilurne
should
be
(rinner
is
to
dn
a
much
axjie
cam
aboMied.
fn
ln
bedroom,
unclothed.
I
ami
"
There
are
many
Idealpnlu
on
alwayx
naked
when
I
shave."
the
foulli
rial
whieh
enuld
be
.
xel
aside
for
euralie
bafhintr.
keepinjf-
the
nfXf
xejrrejraled.
I'very
.ea,ide
,ow
and
other.
CORDOYA,
ALASKA
I,i.eiiin
ojien-air
bath,
xhoubl'
'
appnfiate
Hie
value
of
mm
inl
hi
n
jr.
I
any
xatified
that
people
I
v'i
back
PYTHIAN
SISTERS
IS
VISITING
CITY
Mr.
h)
ne
Stein,
liranil
Chief
of
the
Pythian
ilfr
Lrxle
of
Hrilis
Columbia,
is
visiting
Ihe
city
and
is
the
house
cuesl
of
Mrs.
iSenrjfe
Leek,
Sernnd
Ave.
She
arrived
from
Ihe
snulli
ye.-tenlay
and
will
remain
here
until
Thursday.
Last
mij:!i!
Mr.
Jtein
fid
her
ollicuil
visit
lo
the
local
Imlpe.
Ijiler
iu
Ihe
evening,
the
meelihsr
was
thrown
npn
In
the
Knight.
Hefreslimenl
were
served
ami,
xneeehe
were
Made
bv
Mrs.
Pioneer
ioin
Vluvr.
ftu-l..n
'anil
i-ari.tl
nieMilr-rs
of
Hie
I'ylliian
Order.
several
event
liave
iieen
arranged
in
honor
of
jfr.
Slein
winie
ne
i
nere
aim
lonipii!
a
rei-epiion
will
lie
held
in
hert
honor
,il
ihe
hnme
of
Mr.
Leek
PREPARATIONS
FOR
BIG
CONVENTION
OF
DEMOCRATIC
PARTY
?:W
YOHK.
June
2.
The
vast
amphilhcat
re
of
Madison
Square
4iarIcii
is
reverberalinjr
Hiesf
day
with
the
clamor
of
an
army
-of
workmen
ami
a
corps
of
artdiilerl.
who
invaded
Ihe
his
toric
old
structure:
June
I.
to
dress
it
un
for
the
National
Democratic
Convenient
licvinniitg
June
21.
'Hie
Democratic
parly
will
be
in
possession
nf
the
Carded
un.
lil
July
IT
under
Ihe
terms
of
Hie
Kieiculive
Coiiuaillee'
lease
wMli
Tex
Hickaid.
Day
and
nighL
from
now
until
convention
lime,
Ihe
metamorphosis
of
tlje
pic-
liiresque
place
will
continue.
Then,
immediately
lhi
delegates
finish
Iheir
nominalinff
and
ml-
Joiirn,
will
Jiegin
Ihe,
lahoriou
process
of
converting,
the
Harden
into
il
old
self
again.
The
whole
job,
on
which
it
originally
wa
intended
In
spend
about
iill.ooo,
will
cost
approximately
8t),nnn.
VISITORS
LIVE
ON
SHIP
LONDON,
June
21
neeause
nf
Ihe
seriosu
lack
nf
nrcommnda
lions
during
what
l
Vnnwn
a
Ihe
social
eann
here,
a
parly
nf
00
(iolhenburg
student
have
chartered
a
ship
in
which
they
will
live
while
visiting
England.
The
vessel
is
al
anchor
off
ireeuwich
iu
tho
Thames.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
Arrival
from
Ihe
south
on
the
steamer
Prince
Itupert.
Cap!.
D.
Donald,
ycslerday
afternoon
In
cluded
Ihe
following
for
Prince
Hupert
:
Mr.
J.
F.
Strang
and
son.
Mr.
and
Mr.
II.
D.
Murray
Quebec.,'
C.
Iedericksnn,
Miss
Hnbeiison,
Mrs.
Howie.
Mis
M.
Orav.
Mr.
nnd
Mr.
C.
S.
Murphy.
C.
Johnson.
II.
CSibsnn,
A.
R.
Douglas,
C.
s.
Robertson,
Mr,
and
Mis
Hampton.
P.
P.
Quinn.
W.
Smith,
Miss
Harris.
Mr.
Trask.
Mrs.
Stein.
T.
C,
Mewbnrn.
.Miss
Hell-
Dr.
Martel'i
Female
Pills
Hit
tuiitad
nstsrt
tliaaMunlt
runlMthklf
wntunr.
rrcUii(
TWtlOf
cauM,
csum,
ouudmr
ouiUinr
P
p
-n4
'n
orin.
rlirin
DELAYED.
4
FAINFUI.
1
r
uiwpDii.nnu
MENSTRUATION,
&t
NK-
.
VOU8NESS.
BACKACUK,
DIZZINESS,
tie,
iwdunmidnin.
Sold
ni?
la
BM
llln(a-
Uc.r
TIN
UUl
with
our
matter.
DninMU
v.rrhr.
or
dlrct
br
mail,
I'l.tn
ptritar.
n
00
KakkrkMtf
r
C...
Tl
I.
Int
k.
immtw.
unurMWlH
Where
Shall
We
Go
This
-
Evening?
-
0
you
decide
to
spend
the
evening
in
FREQUENTLY
town
with
some
friend.
The
first
part
is
easy.
Dinner
at
a
swell
restaurant.
But
afterwards
...
What
will
you
do
to
carry
on
this
business
of
having
a
good
time?
Easy!
Five
cents.,
An
evening
paper.
A
glance
at
the
advertisements
Suggestionagreement,
and
youre
off!
You
didn't
go
round
to
the
different
theatres,
to
be
driven
to
an
unsatisfactory
choice
by
fatigue
and
time.
If
it's
worth
while
to
consult
the
advertisements
about
amusements,
how
much
more
worth
while
must
it
be
when
it
comes
to
the
spending
of
household
money.
Read
the
advertisements.
They
place
before
you
the
full
choice
of
the
trustworthy
goods
in
the
market.
They
describe
advantages,
and
give
you
full
information
before
you
have
to
stir
out
of
your
chair-
Pursue
for
every
article
you
buy
the
method
you
use
when
it
comes
to
amusements.
The
way
to
be
sure
of
what
you
buy
is
to
buy
advertised
goods.
Reading
advertisements
is
an
education
in
better
buying.
ham
(Fori
Fraser
.
D.
It.
Hop-j
kinsnn,
Ir.
'l'oal.
Miss
A.
Vngt,
J
Jack
Miller,
Mrs.
Ogston
and
child,
Mr.
Jlarr,
Mi.
H.
II.
(iurd,
!
Mr.
Palmer
and
.son,
C.
V.,
leetzel,
Arthur
M.
Lipslod,
J.
W.
Itobertson,
Mr.
and
Mr.
P.
Obe-shaw,
J.
Max
Merry
and
Mr.
II.
McDonald
(Sunnyside
.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Mr.
X.
Wilder
i
sailing
for
Vancouver
on
Ihe
Cardcna
I
hi
afternoon.
Lieut.
Clayton
llisscll
of
the
t'uiled
Stale
air
service
sailed
lal
night
on
the
Prince
Hupert
.
for
Seattle
en
route,
lo
Washing
Ion,
D.C.
A.
J.
Prudhomme
arrived
in
Ihe
city
from
Telkwa
last
evening
and
intend
lo
spend
a
week
or
ten
days
here
before
returning
lo
Ihe
inlerior.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
A.
IL
Dickson,
arrived
from
Stewart
and
Anyox
at
I
o'clock
and
will
sail
for
Vancouver
and
way
port
at
5
this
afternoon
-
Mrs.,
M.
M.
MacLachtan
and
family
are
sailing
tomorrow
on
Ihe
Princess
Alienator
the
south.
They
will
spend
a
vacation
visiting
In
Victoria',
Nelson
and
A
report
frmii
Ihe
Hoard
of
Works
recommending
Ihedetuoli
lion
of
a
further
portion
-uf
the
plank
roadway
on
Moresby
Ave.
iu
W'estview
was
adopted
by
Ihe
city
council
last
night.
The
old
Intnlier
will
bemused
elsewliere.
The
city
council,
on
reeoni.
memUtlou
nf
the
Hoard
of
Works
last
night
decide
to
call
for
tenders
for
further
quantities
of
cedar
and
hemlock
lumber
to
be
used
fnr
hew
sidewalks
and
repairs
to
existing
plank
roadways.
PH91
FITIi
I
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
Will
sail
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
intermediate
ihoiiIs
each
Monday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
at
11.00
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
Fridav,
10.00
p.m.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
SERVICE.
Effective
June
30,
1021.
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for
Masset,
Port
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Buckley
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all
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Victoria,
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14,
21,
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July
2,
5,
12,
16,
23,
26
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Ketchikan,
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Juneau,
Skagway
June
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16,
20,
27,
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July
7,
11,
18,
21,
28
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Bay,
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11
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for
all
Steamship
Lines.
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information
from
W.
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General
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4th
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Prince
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