4
PAfJg
TWO.
ft
THE
HAIl.Y
NtWS
Monday,
Mhy
The
Popularity
"SAUDA"
B38B
has
been
earned
on
merit
only-One
trial
will
convince
you.
The
Daily
News
PMNCR
HUPMIT
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I1RITISI!
COLUMBIA.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
exc?pl
Sunday,
Ihe
Prince
Hnpert
Iiaily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLK.V,
Managing
Editor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
-Editor,
and
Reporters
Telephone
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-
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
98
86
Monday,
May
ifi,
192.1.
Canadian
Scottish
Finding
Approved.
The
finding
of
t
lit
second
ttirl
of
enquiry
into
tin
wreck
of
lh
slennier
Cniiniliaii
Scottish
will
rpecive
approval
a-
general
as
was
the
cnmlciiinntinn
that
met
the
finding
of
Ihe
first
rmirl.
It
seemed
nminiolous
than
an
occnii-going
master
should
he
piuiishod
when
accident
befel
his
vessel
lhat
was
being
navigated
in
couslvvie
waters
in
charge
of
a
pilot.
The
oulv
a.ir-ent
reason
for
thai
decision
was
that
tlapL
Harris
was
loo
ready
to
accept
the
blame
and
practically
admitted
fault
when
it
was
unnecessary
to
do
o.
The
explanation
for
the
pilot
not
being
pun
Mi
'-d
is
that
pilotage
is
nu
longer
a
governmental
necessity
on
this
coast.
I'ilots
arc
placed
on
vecls
only
at
the
discretion
of
the
ship
owners
and
the
underwriters.
As
there
is
no
compulsion
about
it,
there
are
also
no
governmental
requirements
for
pilotage
qualification.
The
owners
or
underwriters
may
engage
any
mariner
they
see
fit
and
he
is
responsible
only
to
them.
Tfie
wreck
commission
cannot
deal
with
pilots
as
it
can
with
coastwise
masters.
Too
Many
Dogs
In
This
City.
The
city
council
spent
the
best
part
of
an
hour
I.-M
week
discussing
Ihe
dog
catcher's
powers..
IT
it
had
spent
a
few
minutes
issuing
instructions
to
the
dog
catcher
it
might
have
been
more
appropriate.
Leaving
the
dog
catcher
out
of
the
question,
it
may
be
said
that
there
are
loo
many
dogs
running
at
random
on
'the
city
streets.
They
art
neither
decorative
or
useful
and,
in
rnanv
cases,
are
dangerous.
If
people
wish
(o
keep
dogs,
they
sholild
not
only
be
compelled
to
pay
the
licenses
for
them
but
should
also
be
required
to
take
care
of
them.
If
Ihe
Pound
Hy-law
ililA
...
nl.j.I.,1..
...
I.
II,!
:i
1
.
iwr.-i
Mm
nu
run
j
iiKiiw-
mi
nri-f.ssnry
n
suouiij
if
amended
mi
Hint
it
will.
As
a'
rule
any
animal
roaming
al
large
constitutes
a
nuis
mice,
ii
a
nog
is
or
any
value
or
use
to
its
owners
it
should
be
Kepi
where
il
belongs.
If
it
is
prized
no
more
than
a
lot
of
these
animals
around
town
seem
to
be
it
should
be
done
away
with.
The
pound
keeper
should
be
given
outhority,
jr
he
does
not
already
possess
it,
to
do
this.
Blocks
full
of
snarling
and
cringing
curs
seeking-
what
they
may
devour
and
figliling
on
the
street
corners
constitute
a
lior
advertisement
for
lh
city.
May
Be
Last
General
Assembly.
When
the
fieneral
Assembly
meets
on
June
in
Owen
Sound
the
Presbyterian
Church
in
Canada
completes
r.u
years
of
its
hilory.
"
.
.
.
.
It
r
-
-
in
vs
on
June
i.,,
im,.,,
uiai
the
Hrst
Oeneral
AssemMv
of
uif
rresnyicnaii
i.inircn
in
Canada
opened
in
Victoria
Mall
Munlreal
On
this
day.
according
to
II
Acts
and
Proceedings
of
the
Hrsl
deneral
Assembly,"
the
(ieneral
.Wml.Jv
f
the
Canada
Prchylerian
Church,
the
Synod
of
U,e
Presbyterian
Church
of
Unndn,
in
connection
with
the
Church
of
Scotland
the
.Synod
of
the
lrel.ylrr.u
Church
or
Ihe
Lower
Provinces
and
the
Synod
of
the
Preshylerinn
Church
of
the
Maritime
Pro-voices
in
connection
with
the
Church
or
Scotland,
met
according
to
flpiioinlmenl
Tor
the
purpose
or
consummating
the
union
of
their
respective
churches.
It
was
Ihroiigh
this
I'nion
which
look
place
then
that
the
LT.ii'-
'rf"
r'T'i.
".'
(5a'"",n.
"s
I'Hlay,
came
into
-
...r.
m
si
.iiwiu
niior
oi
ine
new
Church
!-
n.
John
Cook,
minister
or
St.
Andrew's
Church,
Quebec
The
!'tr;;L!l,a"rsl.Arr.ml.'1'
'V'"1
three
days,
while
b
In
i
i
-
at
takes
the
best
part
of
in
days
tu
complete
the
work
r,r
the
no
Church
the
Assemhlv.
I",
view
,,f
the
prcse.il
Church
Union
situation,
it
is
-cited
a
poss.ble
should
the
present
Hill
,e
p.sed
before
next
by
the
Federal
(iovernment,
and
the
I'nited
Church
n
Ca,
venr
a,ia
rome
,
,,
being,
that
this
will
be
the
lnsL
General
A-
embl
,r
the
Presbyterian
Church
in
Canada
a.
It
is
nt
prelenUoluM-
This
ndverliisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
novernmenl
of
N
British
Columbia.
the
WEDDING
WAS
UNIQUE
EVENTj
i
,
Miss
MarjorU
May
Cameron
Be-i
cam
Brlda
of
Amu.
Hudema
Saturday
Evening
The
marriace
ceremony
pcr-formcl
on
Satttnlay
nijrlil
In
the
exhibition
iiuiMinv
when
Miss
.larjorie
May
Cnmeron,
daughter
of
Mrs.
II.
Cameron.
3.10
Kijrhlh
Avenue
'at
wa
united
In
holy
mntrininny
lo
Alex,
llti.li'ioa.
333
Kighth
Avenue
Kal,
by
llev.
ft.
ft.
Hacker,
will
go
down
in
lli-annals
or
Prince
Hupert's
Ins.
lory
as
one
of
Ihe
mosl
unique
weddinp
function
ever
witnessed
in
Ihe
city.
The
weddin?
ceremony
was
Ihe
srreal
attraction
or
Ihe
day
in
connection
wilh
-the
Victoria
May
celebrations,
and
was
liol.l
under
Ihe
direclion
nf
the
Fair
Itonrd,
II.
IL
Benson
bavin?
cliarire
of
Ihe
arrangements.
Limp
Iiefore
Hit'
ceremony
was
lo
lake
place
Ihe
lin.ll
was
crowded
with
spectators.
In
a
fittintr
speech,
jusi
prior
lo
Ihe'
ceremony,
Joe
ftreer.
president
of
the
Northern
B.C.
Asrl-
cullural
Association,
Impressed
I
upon,
the
larpe
nssenihly
Ihe.
solemnity
of
Ihe
occasion
and
the
need
for
silence
and
atten
tion.
The
response
of
Ihe
con-
repnlion
was
remarkable.
Not
a
sounil
wa
heard
a
Ihe
bride,
who
looked
cliarminir
in
a
white
dress
of
Canton
crone
wilh
a
Princess
Mary
design
bridal
wreain
ami
veu
carrying
a
tieaiilirul
hoiiquel
of
roses,
was
escorted
on
the
arm
of
her
brother
Percy,
down
the
carpelfd
aile
o
(he
raised
dais
on
which
Hie
hridegrroom
and
llev.
ft.
ft.
Hacker
awaileh,
while
the
Wedding
March
was
played
by
Arl
Kasson's
orchestra.
Attending
Ihe
bride
as
flower
tyirls
and
carrying
baskets
of
lovely
rosvs
were
Ihe
Misse
Lillian
Franks,
F.lsie
Franks
and
llosie
Wesch.
Dressed
in
while
voile
Hie
lilt
to
llower
girls
looked
very
winsome.
Iiuineilialely
in
front
or
the
plairorm
sal
Mrs.
11.
Cameron,
mother
or
Ihe
bride
and
relatives
and
near
friends
or
the
contracting
parlies.
The
responses
or
Hie
bride
and
hride-'xroom
during
Ihe
ceremony
were
audible
throughout
the
huildiiuri
ami
neither
showed
Ihe
.slightest
Iracn
oT
nervousness.
Al
Ihe
conclusion
of
Ihe
ceremony
wedding
parly
repaired
lo
home
of
the
bridegroom
Kighlh
Avenue
Fast
where
lalives
and
friends
of
Ihe
nanny
couple
sal
down
lo
a
sumptuous
weihlmg
breakfast.
Mr.
and
Mr
.
Hudema
will
in
future
reside
al.
333,
Kighlh
Avenue
Fast.
SONS
AND
DAUGHTERS
OF
ENGLAND
ENJOY
the
the
on
re
WHIST
DRIVE
FRIDAY
.
very
successful
whisl
drive
and
dance
was
held
bv
the
Daughters
and
Sons
or
Fngland
in
the
Ho.lon
Hull
on
I'rolav
night.
.Mrs.
(Srirnwooit
was
Ihe
winner
or
the
ladies'
rirsl
prize
on
a
cut
wilh
Mr.
Haskill.
n.t
-Mr,
fteo.
.eek
won
Ihe
consobi
lion
priie.
TIia
first
gentle
men's
prie
was
won
by
M,
Wil
ioq.
while
the
considalion
prize
went
in
.
H.
Hemming.
Me.
licious
refreshment
were
served
al
the
Conclusion
of
the
enr.l
playing
aHer
.which
dancing
was
thoroughly
enjoyerl
lo
Iho
mclo
uioiis
strains
of
the
Sons
of
r.ngiann
orchestra
composed
of
Mrs.
Wilton,,
piano;
Percy
Cameron,
violin;
and
A.
Silversides,
mandolin.
The
committee
responsible
for
I
lie
success
of
Ihe
evening
were
ladies'
committee:
Mrs.
fteorge
Leek,
convenor;
assisted
hy
Mrs.
W.
Shaw
and
Mrs.
II.
Howe,
ahd
men's
committee
comprising
W.
J.
Hughes,
Dave
Wilton
and
Fred
Taylor.
PRESENTATION
MADE
TO
JOHN
CURRIE
John
fiurrle,
of
Mitchell
A
Cur-
rie,
b-n
on
Saturday
night's
train
ror
Ihe
east
en
route
lo
his
old
home
in
Keith,
Scotland.
A
number
or
young
people
gathered
at
the.
home
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mit
chell,
Ninth
Avenue'
Fasl.
prior
to
Mr.
Curries
departure
and
presented
him
with
a
brown
club
bag
a
a
token
or
regard.
Mr,
Currie
will
be
absent
ror
ome
three
months,
Muring
hi
slay
in
the
old
country
he
will
Visjl
tins
I'mpire
exhibition
at
Wembley,
SUCCESS
in
baiting
is
assured
when
mou
use
MAGIC
BAKING
POWDER
It
contains
no
alum
and
leaves
no
Mfter
taste
MANY
PASSENGERS
ON
PRINCE
JOHN
FROM
Q.C.
ISLANDS
The
CN.lt.
steamer
Prince
John,
Capl.
Neil
McLean,
arrived
Ironi
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
al
12.30
yes
tenlay
afternoon
after
a
fine
voyage
up
Ihe
coast
in
Ideal
weather.
Ihelioalwas
full
to
capacity
from
Vancouver
to
ihe
Islands.
The''
passenger
lisl
con
tabled
a
large
number
or
people
deharking
here,
among
Ihem
be
ing
S.
Kaslead,
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
fteo
Fletcher,
ft.
Iloyer.
IL
Frolic,
ft
Well,
J,
llilson,
W.
II.
Oliee.
Mrs
I.
M.
Ilullen.ftl.
L.
Lyons.
T.
per.
rin,.
A
.AdamJ""
J.
McDonald,
fteo.
Clolhier.
J.
libera.
II.
HIack,
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stockton
und
familv
.Mrs.
Uavidsnn,
J.
Mavidson.
Mr.
A.
II.
liayif.
J.
II
Scoll.
M.
Me
laney,
j.
Larkin,
F.
Posjura.
J.
Mcpherson,
T.
Ohesen,
M.
Mr
ftuinness.
Ma
Maker,
p.
Mando
nor,
painter.
F,
Mubosky,
p.
Fitzgerald,
V..
KiiIrIiI.
F.
lrosne.
1.
McCorbe,
T.
ftreer.
J.
A,
Pilch,
w.
Mossuii.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
W
,..
..
t
vvniie.
.Mrs.
r,,
Fadie,
Mr.
II.
I'ornplii.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
Arrivals
on
Ihe
Prince
fteorge
saliinlay
afternoon
were
Mrs.
A.
M.
IJeaumonl.
Mr.
Cardinal!.
Masier
C.
Payne,
(ieorge
A.
M.
King.
II.
Adlem,
Frank
Fiut.
Miss
.M.
llrinirasC
I..
Tm.k.
v
s
Mitchell.
F.
Korich.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Markawa,
Mr.
Fwarl
'llazel-
lon,',
M.
Inrvis.
A.
(ireenhnlirh
II.
F.
Pullen.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Moidge,
Mrs.
M.
Fngland,
Mis
M.
Sells,
C.
J,
Flelchep,
Hishop
Itlinoz.
A.
C.
Wflzer.
.1.
Ilerriet
I.
II.
Young.
Mrs.
J.
Hogg
and
three
children.
Mrs,
M.
Jl.
Hol
land,
Mrs.
Palmer
(lluckley
Hay),
Mrs.
M.
M.
Kirby,
K.
II.
Ilobb,
J.
v.
.ijuinii.
MIsA
Swanson,
Mr
Wilson,
F.
H.
Holler.
A.
Walson.
I.
F.
T.
Yewdall,
A.
Miiichie.
p.
Stewart.
Miss
I,.
Carrol,
Mrs.
0
A.
Hryanl,
II.
II.
Merow.
.
.1
.McMillan,
F.
Amlefson,
F.
Ilas-
e,
and
J.
F.
Palmer.
For
Stewart
Passenger
for
Stewart
in
cluded
W.
McFad.len.
M.
A.
I.n
Hose,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Mac
Kcnzie,
w.
r.
Anderson,
ft.
J,
lliompson,
A.
It.
Martin.
Mrs.
M.
Linton,
Mrs.
Utile.
Jan.
Fa-
ley,
II.
F.
Price,
C.
C.
Holland.
fteo.
Hagshaw.
C.
11.
Hairshaw.
I..
M.'IWSOn
Illlll
A
MnrrUnn
NOTICK.
Natlgabl
Watara
Prelcllna
Act,
R.S.C.
vnaaif
iia.
Tlw
Mlnlatrr
i,r
iiiliii
Worka.
flovrn.
inent
or
tin-
I'roviiirc
of
Urlllsla.
Columbia,
lieri-by
alvea
iioilra
tlial'
i;
has.
inidir
n
."
'
of
,h"
,l"',v
Arl,
drpojltrd
with
Notlca
....
...i.M.irr
n
1-iiunir
Winn
ai
iiuawa,
and
In
Hie
ofrim
or
the
)ltrlcl
llrautrar
at
I'rlnre
Kiiwrl,
(i.e.,
a
ilarrltlon
of
the
Mlit
and
plana
of
a
lllaliway
lirlda.
niHiard
lo
ls
built
over
lh
Hkiena
lllvrr
at
Trrrare,
.i;.
And
Take
.tiir
iti.i
mrimt
iu
ibii
in
oiii
iiionut
frisii
the
daii.
or
The
Man
in
the
Mean
SAYSt-
'I'll
I
idea
or
a
sow-niidlon
picture
or
n
plumber
re-washer-lug
a
lap
has
been
finally
abandoned.
.Movie
fans
no
longer
seem
o
care
ror
serial
picture.
.
A
MKI.ICATF.
hint
l
lo
give
one
s
mother-in-law
a
new
trunk
for
birthday
present.
II
1
1
.11
1'
l
one
big
drawback
about
the
In.
I
!
I
hair.
There
are
now
no
hairpin
around
Ihe
bouse
unit
Pa
ha
lo
appropriate
par
of
Ihe
pay
cheque
for
pl.e-
I
cleaners.
W'K
read
thai
Ihe
Poih
army
lis
iHdug
laughl
Fnglish.
Well,
jtbe
llrillsh
army
has
been
using
Ipolish
for
many
year.
I
-
-
I
i
nre
nan
circles
it
seems
that
when
Stuarl
MacLaren,!
round-th-world
flier,
I
ahead
of
Hie
game
he
calle.1
a
Hrit-,
jisher
but
when
he
is
behind
h"i
iis
en
lie.
a
Scotsman.
I
!
I
i
IIFSF.
are'
the
day
when
he
silver
rork
are
usually
-found
in
Ihe
garden.
Till'
.1
1
em
ire
man
iWsn'l
min.l
a
bit
or
race
powder
if
its
on
Ihe
rishl
face
and
ha
ihe
right
Jiasie.
A
MAN
Is'
said
lo
be
brave
when
he
refuse
iced
cake
al
a
picnic.
i
TIIF
only
lime
mot
men
strike
oil
is
when
I
hey
stroke
their
own
hair.-
WHII.i:
Ihe
Prince
eern
lo
rail
for
horse
'he
doen'l
seem
lo
rail
ror
ladie.
M..y
is
ripnuy
icrme.i
a
worm
ror
il
generally
happen
lhat
a
chicken
gels
him.
A
ftftftli
recipe
for
a
quick
Iml
dinner
--
serve
raw
Spanih
onions
and
mustard
sauce.
-
ONI'
of
Ihe
blessing
or
bob
bed
hair
is
that
Ihe
long
hair
no
btnifer
tell
iiife
on
I
he
en'at
collar.
Till',
far
I
lhat
a
ru
in
lb
Slate
is
mothering
a
lillle
mon
key
miffhi
rightly
be
termed
monkey
business.
BAD
BLOOD
PIMPLES
AND
BOILS
Banished
By
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS.
Ml
Iff
no
a,
Miibi,
urnr,
ooi.
rliMj
i
ihouthi
I
ooM
nu
inj
Urll
you
of
Itw
eipTletr
ilsl
tendril
I
tu
derived
ttum
BufUixk
BWpoJ
Blilr.
iim
few
nrilh
ito
I
tmnbM
with
hid
bfaiod
whirl)
bnk
iwl
i.n
mi
tnt
m
il
ntlure
r
tuiiib-,
tutu
ind
rlni-s-unn.
iml
I
ol
sii
Ud
I
rrlly
did
ihjI
kirnw
bl
to
do.
I
(
trained
In
ri
injshrr.
and
ih
llrhlnt
and
Immlni
raud
ii'-h
a
trrrl
tile
wnilon
nsiid
rl
no
rlt
day
or
ons
oar
rmnoaind
me
it
n
Burdork
Bkwsl
BltUr.
I
used
on
bolt).
and
rnt
quiu
a
rrltf,
aiMl
It
ihe
tin
bad
taken
3
Willies
I
i
nunpUttlt
re
lleved.
rannil
prale
n.B.B,
rnniirli
and
I
hope
anyone
atrii'td
tike
a
will
in
the
lame
twiwnt
I
rereled,H
llurdirf'k
Hbssl
Hitter
I
manurartured
only
by
Tb
T.
Mllburn
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
oni;
J.lh.flK
tni
lbs
nl
Nw
WOTI01.
IX
Tilt:
VTTin
or
an
application
for
llw
lur
of
a
Provltlotial
Oinriralr
of
if
ror
1.01
nvr
(si,
niori
llilnT-ri
(IS).
rn.si
ki
(,
City
of
rrlnr
iiiiiti.
.nap
vra.
saiitrartorv
oroor
or
tii
ai
..k.i
riiiiraiF
.
uiw
rnrrnpr
in
abo
land
hailtir
l'n
prisluri-d.
to
rur,
ll
i
uiy
in-trnilori
to
lur.
artrr
llu
triirsiot
'
n
...w
iiitimii
iriim
nm
nr'l
pnuilrauim
Hrf-
or.
a
croTiiionai
inirirt
or
Tin
in
I
I
ii
niii,r
iiihi
in
iim"'
nariMa
or
v.h
v.v
and
Mah
list
cimnr,
thr
orlrlnal
Oruff
IV
"f
Title
l
dated
Ihe
tllh
.oeml.ir.
.
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1IIFI.
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nil
llearlslrv
Office
I'.ii,,.
n.....
311
Marrh,
I
ii,
r.
MtCl.r.Ot).
Br"trar
of
TIIIm.
LANO
ACT.
Attln
Lan
pialrlct.
Blatrlct
f
Caaalar.
I
Bar
.loiirr
llial
itralnaiil
n.-.i.
.
l
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l
i.iiii.
,m
miibii.iii
iiiiiirr.
an
........
for
perrrilMlon
to
nurrhau.
Hl.
t..ii..
I
drsrrllied
lalHlst
Conurirnrlnr
at
a
i...,l
Planiwl
one
hiimlrrd
jarda
In
1
1
(
.,i
the
riHtiitb
of
lluiM-rl
trrrk
,.n.
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...ll
.-r,,,,
1
1..
i
ii,
mm
rat
in
hnrr
line,
i
or
nre
aloiir
rhorr
line
in
rw.mi
,.tl
April
yt,
mi,
iir.0l.1ALD
BMOOK,
LANB
ACT.
or
ifliintian
i
a,Bi.
.
...
In
ftkeena
Land
tXatr'lrl,
nerordlnt
ln.
lull"'
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I,
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the.
i
t.,wi'
r
r,
m-
firr-t
piildiratlon
of
tlila
nollre.
ihe
Mlnla-
the
"
fo
lowinlr
de.7r.hed
I
i.!?'
i"
'"
Jer
of
l-iihhr
works,
frnrlnr
or
llriu-lilrlnr
at
i
t!i
;
Vlantert
i
f.i
r"2"nS,"
.liiit.lila.
will,
under
Sertloii
7
or
the
bay
at
the
ea.i
Mid
o
'camnlof.-
W
J"
aid
Art
apply
m
the
Minister
of
I'uhllr
alv.
nt
f.n
miu
rn.m
.-
'
.
"'I
-niii
rtoraa
at
his
ofrne
In
the
;uy
of
Ottawa.
Isiandf
thenr-a
fi
lowlria
ihi
T
,nn..7
or
approval
or
the
said
HI.
ail
plans
and
.IwflrViM
lal
iwih
aT,?ii,rli'M
''
Iip1
thl
nth
clay
nf
April.
I94.
Mr
,i
aiittiMil
tvii
Milliner
of
l-ii
lil
Ir-
Wurk
rroritue
or
Briiish
Columbia.
...
-''T-
.niii.Fiirrnie
'r"p
2?,Jir
?".
""r'
less
nam
if
.
.
I
.
rr
ty.
r..
Wil
l.
KM
Sr.nl
Inil
I
111
j.r
Dated
April
ind,
itlt,
MILLBANK
GENUINE
SHOE
SALE
Our
Shoe
Sale
wn
such
n
success
Ju
l
v
decided
to
continue
it
for
one
more
week
Ii
We
hate
added
more
broken
luic
mid
r
r.mj,
prices
(o
give
belter
values
than
before.
95c
Al
this
price
we
offer
Children'
Outing
sh
Women's
Itiibber
Soled
Pumps,
e,
$1.00
Worn
en'
Silk
lloe
In
IJrry,
lleig.
i,
lilark
and
While.
Iteg.
"IJV)
o
;
$1.95
A
variety
of
Women'
Pumps,
Oxford-.
..
i
i
quite
up
lo
dale
but
well
worth
luii
g
,ii
While
Cauva
Slippers
wilh
lenlhcr
.:.
$2.95
Same
as
above,
but
more
up
lo
dale
.h..'
f
jjfo.OO
in
hoe.
$3.95
This
line
include
nnu'
splendid
T.m
l.
elc.
uilablc
fnr
gniw
ing
girl.
$4.95
Here
arc
some
dandy
Mn
Shoes
i
.
V
'Hoy
who
lake
men's
sixes."
$5.45
A
few
pair
of
Men's
Hrogocs
and
Ox
','
7.ril
to
.lt,(l
hoe.
No
iiinil
onler
houe
ecr
offe'rr!
-on
1
t.
sale
good
al
uch
a
low
figure.
Walk
in
and
make,
your
choice
nt
Family
Shoe
Store
jBJB9BK
SPRING
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
Gt
orge
Will
sail
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
SEATTLE
and
Iulerined.iile
imhuI
day
nud
Sunday
nt
I
l.oo
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
Wednesdnv
FOR
8TEWART
Sal.ird
,v
S.8.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
VANCOUVER
via
(J'ice
l.ln...l-
mil.
t
-luiiiip,
,inj
i.
nil,
.
PASSKNOfcR
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
!
Vhnr
linirt
..on
pju.
for
CMI
;
..cmit.r
i
mrto.
ill
point
Iatrn
Canada.
I'nit-d
lt,
MKNCT
ALL
O0tH
f
TtAMtMIP
LIM1.
etif
rttkM
orri,
tta
tm
e,in,4
m,ru
w
'
1"
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Service
'
"
"
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
8.8.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
May
2,
13,
23
Foe
Kartchlkan.
Mrannatl.
Jiinaan
an4
flknnwav.
May
0,19,30
S3.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For.
Butedale,
Swanton
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Oct'
Falle,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
Rfyer,
nd
Van
ouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
8teamehlp
Line.
Pull
Information
from
la
ta
a
aM
a
a
aT
ak
jt
a
aa
A
r,
m,
vnvnnnu,
uvnvrai
gnu
i
Corner
of
4lh
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B
&
J
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
nailinn
from
rrinra
Rupert.
.a
ft
VANOOUVBM,
VICTORIA,
Oct
Pall,
and
ano
Bay,
Tuaa4af,
r-
'
tf
VANCOUVKa,
VICTORIA,
Altrt
Bay,
ae
Bay,
aluraif
'
Far
AMVBv.
aama
aaaa
itiuji
s.,m.
p
a.
roar
eiioN
nm
ait
oafi,
rruar
-
at
I
III
tod.
Annua.
4.
aarnalay,
AnL
rrlof
BOYS'
AND
YOUTHS'
SUITS
Hnvo
Arrlveil.
-
-In
linrrl
wiring
niaterlrtl
nt
modernln
triM
EXTRA
BLOOMERS
OPTIONAL.
STEVE
KING
-
Phone
Orien
85.