Thur.day,
May
29,
1924.
Making
wash
day
pleasant
Jutlut
Rmso
trheit
jou
mti
to
uk
bar
loopjor
toaint.
boiling,
or
in
your
trahhing
machine.
hardest
part
of
rH-Jay,
THE
rubbing,
rubbing,
rubbing,
hat
jriven
way
to
the
new
method
of
t
oaking
the
clothes
clean
with
Rinso.
Thif
wonderful
new
soap
Rentlv
looaena
the
dirt
and
a
thorough
rinsing
leaves
things
while
and
glistening
as
you
never
could
get
them
before.
Only
spots
where
the
dirt
is
ground-in,
such
as
neck
bands.
cuS
edges,
and
the
like
need
a
light
rubbing,
and
a
little
dry
Rinso
rubbed
on
these
spots
quickly
makes
the
dirt
disappear.
Rmio
it
toli
E)
all
gram
and
department
ttoret
Rinso
MADE
BY
THE
MAKERS
OF
LUX
Our
Big
Shoe
Sale
.
r
4.-
"hM
ole
i
n
derided
surges
bv
hum
Hie
ptililn
ere
nHlyfr
real
value's.
:l"ilitlr
mir
store
are
dozen
of
shoes
Miilulile
for
all
Itie
Jaiutly
at
the
following
price:
"
95c,
$1.45,
$1.95,
$2.95
and
$3.95
WOMEN'S
SILK
HOSE
AT
$1.00.
Msnjs
Fine
Oxfords,
$5.45,
and
Men's
Shoes
at
$4.05.
Family
Shoe
Store
YbU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
Rupert
Brand"
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
Vor
picnics.
house
lli(M-rl
Hraiid"
Snluniu.
few
tins
i
the
jianlry
e
always
handy,
block
u
supply
tui
your
Imal
Hint
s
a
good
idea.
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
BOYS'
AND
YOUTHS'
SUITS
Have
Arrived.
4n
hard
wuariiiK
materials
at
moderate
prices.
EXTRA
BLOOMERS
OPTIONAL.
"
STEVE
KING
Phone
Qreen
85.
Local
and
Personal
Ii.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Nay
tiers.
Under
taker.
Pboue
351.
tf
Cut
Flowers,
1'ot
Mauls.
Mrs.
McCarthy,
the
Florist,
Kmad
block,
tf
a.
For
iiuality
and
nreiiaralion.
act
Hunters'
Coal.
1'lione
Green
GTS
or
JJluc
515.
tf
I.
A.
Sainlisou
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Stujiert
yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.
Jiislic
(irepory
will
prciddn
at
tin;
Supreme
(Joiirl
assizes
opening
here
on
June
10.
Itoyul
Purple
Wliisl
Drive
and
Pancc,
Flks"
Home,
Friday.
May
311.
.;inU
Ml
l
ii
tn
aliurn
I?
the
steamer
Prince
Allert
eli'urwJ
from
Vancouver
on
Fri
day
uigld
"wilii
a
full
car-o
of
liipjur.
ft.
A.
Itryaul
returned
ly
Hie
I'rince
lliiju'rl
yeslcrday
afternoon
from
a
luiues
trio
to
Yanrouver.
Tenders
for
iiainlin;
Kxliild
lion
Itiiililiiijr
will
lie
received
up
to
5
p.m.
Monday,
June
2.
Sjieci-fiealious
at
City
Hall
olliee.
We
sell
l.aminaled
naterials
alo
Fir
Veneer.
Consult
us
be
fore
luiyiiis
fttJi?liin
for
your
house.
Albert
&
MeCalTery,
Ltd
DYSPEPSIA
WAS
SO
BAD
COULD
HARDLY
tt
Capi.
A.
C.
II.
ierliardi
of
I
lie
llomrstake
Miiiiuy
Co.
passed
Hirou'li
on
Hie
Prince
llupcri
yelrrday
aflcriHMin
lmund
for
Alice
Arm.
Jack
McNeil
of
TVIkwn
will
ar
rive
from
the
interior
on
llil
afternoon's
(rain
and
sail
by
the
Prince
ltuierl
for
Vancourw.
He
is
smug
to
the
United
Elates
on
a
motor
trip.
Mr-.
A.
it.
NlrlmK
who
has
been
i-iliiig-
fr
the
pl
ieven
week
al
Victoria
with
her
siler.
Mr.
A.
M.
Man-on,
returned
home
on
the
Prince
Ituperl
yes
teitlay
afternoon.
Mcs
Dori
XicIn.N
of
the
Delia
Delia
liii-pilal
nlliliatetl
nurse
training
rhool
and
Miss
Kale
'riwnon
of
Hie
I'orl
Simpson
Iminiiu
c1iimi1
are
aiinMi
the
iuir.e
grniiiiiilinz
from
the
Van
couver
deneral
Hospilal
this
ear.
-
It.
F.
McNaiiahlou.
O.X.U.
di'trirl
paMnj,'er
ajrent.
will
ae-
eompany
the
Ciiuailiau
Daily
Xewpaper'
Association
western
lour
parly
from
Japer
Park
to
Prince
Ituperl
on
Sunday
next.
Mr.
MrXaushton
is
in
Vancouver
this
week.
Mis
Alice
It.
Marerllus,
for
merly
iiislrurtor
of
honn
economies
here
and
now
of
Vancouver
is
to
he
one
of
the,
teachers
at
the
summer
school
for
teachers
at
Victoria
duriu?
the
holidays.
She
will
have
a
ela
in
.eje-uieulary
sewing.
Will
and
Fred
Kelvin,
who
have
been
al
Toronto
for
(he
past
)car
al
tending
Hie
Univ
ersity
of
T"ronto.
are
home
for
the
slimmer
vacation.
They
arrived
from
the
F.asl
on
last
night's
train.
Mrs
K'i'i'.iii
and
daughter
Mar-j
Kiirel.
will
be
back
early
in
July.
j
Mrs.
NV.
II.
Sutherland
entertained
al
dinner
on
Tuesday
evening
al
her
home
on
.lames
Street,
Victoria,
in
honor
of
Mrs.
.
It.
XiclinN
of
Prince
Ituperl
who
is
the
guest
.of
her
brother
In-law
and
sister,
Hon.
and
Mrs
A.
M.
Mauson.
4
lovers
were
laid
for
eight.
Vancouver
Province
EAT
ANYTHING
Mr.
C.
Stunt',
utloW,
Out.,
wrltec
-"SiMiic
tlinn
aim
I
had
I
vrry
ri'lou
tttck
of
dyU,
mil
also
truublm)
villi
rt
on
my
lomrh.
I
could
hardly
rat
anylhlnr,
and
vrry
orirn
had
pain
arirr
liirtU,
I
had
i-
dirfervnt
lurdl-cltic,
but
thsy
didn't
necin
to
do
me
any
rxxl.
At
lant
I
hapend
to
run
on
the
Urn
k
of
Dimtisk
IUikkI
Kilters,
and
artrr
uslnir
It
tor
a
lirt
Uni
I
fell
tut
hrltr.
I
riHitlmird
It.
unr
until
I
wai
complftfly
trlleveit
and
now
I
am
ready
,tg
rt-coiiiinrnd
It
to
anyone
tMUhlvil
at
I
VII.
UurdcK'k
HliHMt
nittcra
Is
inanurartursd
'only
by
The
T.
Mtlburn
Co,
LlmltfKl,
.Toronto,
Ont,
TH1
DAILY
rTWWrJ.
PA01
THRBI.
ylgfip
515
Krm
"SyfiV"
It
old
jar
mtiium
lo
full
ttfts.
Lam
lop.
dr'p
Hutu
pwis
in
front
extend
below
v.fef
fi.f
mnd
crtmie
the
nmlurml
four
elect.
Ltmi
tlnrt
with
intern
in
!.
tlatlic
bandl
'
tidt
10
ttmtrii
Ihitk
.
Pink
until
;
To
rmr
Semv
U
to
rator
th
utmnat
In
turat
aatiafartln.
The
fixurc
m
comlartablr
moulded
into
article
line
uul
lus(
car
if
mwred.
r
"OnU
try
t
Krmn
mnd
you'll
now
Sold
III
I'rheT
Huiirrt
rtclu
Kltflr
by
JABOUft
BROS.
limit
h,
KOrS
BBO&.
UmUM.
TmU
Pattullo's
Committee
Rooms
EMPRESS
THEATRE.
tf
-
A.
V.
Healy
left
on
last
nighfs
Irain
for
Fort
Fraser
on
busi
ness.
I.
.-lilies'
llnsoilal
Amiliarv
Dew-
drop
Inn
l
rolic,
June
li,
Klks
Home.
iiif
S"
-Mrs.
O.
K.
Lord
and
child
are
ailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Ituperl
for
Vancouver
on
a
vaca
tion
tripi
1
los
Angeles
Lumber
Products
sleaui
schooner
Kl
O-dro
is
due
at
Merkley
Hay
lids
afternoon
D
load
lumber
for
San
Pedro.
J.
Hruee
Johiislime
will
arrive
from
lake)se
Uike
on
louight's
train
and
sail
by
the
steamer
Prince
llupcrt
lo
Vancouver.
In
the
current
issue
of
the
Saturday
Uvcuiug
Post
apiears
a
picture
of
one
of
the
I
arc
totem
ikiles
al
Kilwaiiga
on
the
Skeena
Hiver
,
--
The
ietHHl
.yivir
high
school
domestic
science.
class'
will
hold
a
lea
and
sale
of
home
cook
in
lo-inorrow
afternoon
at
3.30
o'
clock'
in
Uic
lloolh
Jschool.
-
-
Afler
Urn
regular
meeliusr
of
I
ho
F.lks'
Lodge
last
uighl
in
I
lie
course
of
which
four
new
mem-
liers
were
inilialed.
a
social
evening
was
enjoyed
by
the
mem
bers.
Ilefreshinenls
were
served.
Miss
K.
M.
Clare
of
the
CN.ll
uperinlrndenl's
oflice,
Saska-
iiHiu,
arrived
last
night
by
Irain
from
the
Hast
and
lefl
for
Any
ox
on
the
steamer
Prince
Itu-
erl.
She
is
on
a
vacation
trip
s
a
ml
will
go
soul
h
lo
Van
eotiver
IuiiIkIiI."
Itev.
Victor
Sailsum.
who
has
been
slalioned
at
llacelloti
in
the
Methodist
pulpit
for
the
pas!
year,
is
spending
a
few
days
in
I
In
cily
on
h
way
lo
the
interior
after
having
attended
the
recent
conference
In
Ihe
south.
Mr.
Sansum
is
imivinr
from
llazellon
lo
Kisjijox
and
will
be
succeeded
al
llazellon
bv
Hey.
A
..
I'ounu.
a
ryiurueii
missionary
fmm
China.
Mrs.
Sansum
and
family
are
remaining
in
Ihe
south
for
a
lime
while
Mr.
San-
uni
becomes
settled
at
his
new
plisl.
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
The
Canadian
Xatioual
Hallways
announce
low
Summer
recursion
fares
lo
Kaslern
Canada
and
the
United
States
effective
May
22nd.
also
to
Jasper
.National
Park,
Kdiuoulnn.
Calgary,
on
sale
May
lr.
Choice
of
roujes'slop-overs.
Make
a
trip
around
the
famous
Tri-Augle
Tour
in
one
direction
through
Vancouver.
Full
information,
City
Ticket
office.
528,
Third
Ave,
Prince
Ituperl.
Phone
200.
"
tf
OLD
COUNTRY
BOOKINGS
Hook
now
for
Ohl
Country.
Passports
securedjiind
tickets
issued
via
While
Star.
Cunard.
Anelior-Donalilsou
lines.
The'
Canadian
National
Hallways
make
direct
and
convenient
connections
with
steamers
of
Iheso
lines.
Full
information
at
City
'ticket
olliee.
528
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Iluptrt,
U.C.
Phone
SCO.
MANY
CANDIDATES
IN
THE
BIG
CITIES
VICTOItl.V,
May
29
Uotli
Van
couver
and
Victoria
will
have
candidate.
to
burn
at
the
forth.
coming
election.
Until
tomorrow
it
will
be
impossible
to
say
just
who
is
in
the
field,
but
,il
looks
as
if
in
this
city
there
would
be
four
Liberals,
four
Conserva
lives,
four
Provincial
Party,
three
Canadian
Labor
Party,
and
two
independents,
the
last
two
being
Dr.
Clem
Davics
who
until
a
few-
days,
aeo
wa
a
Methodist
parson
and
is
now
an
independent
clergy-wan,
and
J.
L.
Harrison,
police
prosecutor
who
defended
Dr.
Davies
in
his
recent
libel
action
which
he
lost.
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
Time
Table
for
First
Half
of
City
League
Series
Issued
by
Association
The
schedule
for
the
first
half
of
(he
Cily
llaseball
League
has
been
iHsued
as
follows:
May
Si.
Knights
of
Columbus
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
May
26.
(ill
s
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
May
Sit.
Kiiii'hls
of
Columbus
vs.
il
s.
June
3.
Sons
of
Canada
vs
Knights
of
Columbus.
June
6,
Sons
of
Canada
vs
Cils.
June
It.
Cils
vs.
Knights
of
Columbus.
June
S.
Knights
of
Colum
bus
vs.
Sous
of
Canada,
June
17.-
Oil's
vs.
Sous
of
Canada.
June
So'
Knights
of
Colum
hits
vs.
Cils.
June
S3.--Sons
of
Canada
vs
Kuighls
of
Columbus.
June
so.
Sons
or
uauaua
vs
Oil's.
July
I.
4iil's
vs.
Knights
of
Columbus.
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
DKiHY
ISLAND.
Overcas
trong
southeast
wind;
barome
t,
ler.
30.15;
temperature.
50:
sea
rough;
8
p.m.
spoke
sleauier
Prince
John
al
Queen
Charlotte
Cily
discharging
southbound;
i.in.
spoke
steamer
El
Cedro
IS
miles
from
lluckley
Hay
north
bound;
8
p.m.
spoke
tut'
Lome
at
Cumshewa
stormbound.
DISAD
THKK
POINT.--Over
cast,
fresh
sculheasl
wind;
bar
omeler.
30.08;
lem.eralure.
58
sea
moderate.
DILI.
HAIUMJH
Cloudy,
calm;
baroineler,
30.SI;
lcniieralure.
18;
sea
nioderale;
8
p.m.pkc
strainer
Anyox
S5(5
miles
from
Auyvx
norlhbound.
Noon
DHSDV
ISLAND.
ftaltiina
Innig
southeast
wind;
baroine
ler,
30.30;
temperature,
50;
sea
mush.
DKAl)
TitKK
POINT.
Hain-
ing.
fresh
stnitlicasl
wind;
baroineler.
30.07;
lemperalure,
52;
moderate
swell.
DULL
HAItltOlt
-Cloudy,
calm:
barometer,
30.SS;
temperature.
08:
sea
.moderate:
11.30
n.m.
jtoke
steamer
Venture
In
Mil-
bank
Sound
northbound.
MOST
SARCASTIC
FELLOW
A
visilor
to
a
country
town.
lalkiu?
lo
a
local
resident,
was
erilicuing
Ihe
one
paper
Ihe
town
boasted.
"Well."
he
concluded,
"I'll
sa
inis
ror
the
editor
he
can
bo
Ihe
most
sarcastic
fellow
that
ever
was
when
he
tries."
"How's
thai?"
asked
Ihe
other.
'Why,
in
lasl
week's
issue
the
feature
entitled
'Local
lnlelli-
gence"
.was
only
aboul
three
In
ches
in
length."
-Tit-lilts.
SALT
LAKES
SERVICE
The
Launch
"23"
will
leave
Swanson's
Float
on
Thursdays,
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoons
every
half
hour
from
1
p.m.
un
til
0.30
p.m.
and
on
olher
week
days
at
2,
t
and
(5.15
p.m.
Ihe
last
boat
home
each
day
will
leave
lli0
Salt
Lakes
lloat
sharp
al
7
p.m.
Sunday
and
holiday
picnic
parties
specially
arranged
for.
Launches,
rowboats
and
canoes
for
sale
and
hire.
Prince
Ilupert
Hoat
house.
Dr.
MarttTi
Fcaalt
Tills
Hart
MattUd
aatur
thoaawda
etaaa
hat
half
CMturr.
omctin
uum,
bulldlnar
up
m4
tnutlMnlna'
ertua.
rrHr1iie
DCLAYXD.
d
FAINfUL
MENSTRUATION
NEJU
VOUSNESS.
BACKACHK.
DIZZlNiSS,
tta.
aunmi
draca.
Bold
nb
la
SM
Ulaao
Crr
TIN
BOX
wiui
osr
slfmatur.
DruniaU
trtrywlwr.
er
dlrwt
kr
nail,
rlala
carkan
tl
M
CaVkaUk
tmwij
C.
fl
L
rnafc
iwww.
va
vaww
mwm
WW
TWMWtW
tf
OGDENS
CUT
PLUG
NOW
PACKED
IN
-
M.
ALWAYS
THE
SAME
zlb.TIN
lb.TINy
Vila.
Hf
OGDENS
WW
y
LIVERPOOL
BATHING
CAPS
We
now
have
on
display
our
new
season's
stock
of
Ilatlilng
Caps
in
all
Ihe
latest
designs
and
rolprs.
Do
Not
Wait
until
tlit
nicest
ones
have
been
sold.
Come
in
and
get
.
-
jours
today.
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
Store.
3rd
Avenue
&
6th
Street.
Five
Only
STEEL
CRIBS
in
White
Enamel
or
Ivory
This
Week
$15.00
BASSINETTES,
$9.00
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
The
House
of
Quality.
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
123.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
-