friday,
May
0,
1024
mi
rrl
jPitTt?
dWci
Sweet
as
a
Spring
Morning
TifStmlllkl
flit
itvlr
Si
POO
kmt
minr
bum
tiltii.
Btrf
il
il
Ikt
fmritt
!,
Simlifkt
it
tfllr
Ikt
mill
tftmUil
ft
if
Inf.
Third
Avenue.
npHATS
the
thought
that
comes
to
you
when
you
sec
an
urray
of
clothes
washed
with
Sunlight.
White
tilings
arc
snowy
white
not
gray
and
dull.
Colored
things
arc
bright
everything
seems
to
shine
with
the
purity
that
-
comes
only
from
absolute
cleanliness.
And
there's
no
wonder
in
that
because
the
very
ingredient
in
Sunlight
Soap
are
themselves
the
product
of
tropical
tun,
breeze,
flower
and
fruit.
In
blend
of
natural
oil
makes
Sunlight
the
-
most
efficient
laundry
loap
in
the
world.
There's
ft
Wiiiirt
ity
il
von
nit
Sualifht.
Ray
a
rtkt
t(ti,
read
the
direction!
tad
tt
(tr
jouritlf.
LEVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED
TORONTO
Piirdy!
8-n
For
every
occasion
A
BOX
OF
s
Candy
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World
notHinq
could
be
better
as
a
seasonable
GIFT.
A
Toothsome
Delight
'
llt'anltlul
Hox.
ALL
SIZES
ALL
PRICES.
olo
Agents:
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
May
8
to
17
is
Congoleum
Week
Genuine,
Guaranteed
Gold
Seal
Congoleum
Rugs
At
Bargain
Prices.
'ir
rrvi.h
lm-k
inures
yon
or
securing
Ihe
"old
s
fttkmfc'oleuin
lliitf
oo
want
ut
luff
money
'uvmg
price.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
The
Houe
of
Quality.
3rd
Avenue.
Phono
123
Family
Shoe
Store
$2-95
Women's
New
White
Canvas
Strap
Pumps
and
Oxfords
$3-40
Local
and
Personal
if.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
,
--
Hayners,
Undei
takers.
Pboue
351.
if
Saturday.
33
Inch
Poiitrec
K5r'rtr
yard.
Wallace's.
H.
S.
MuKollin
arrival
in
the
'
f
I
"
from
the
interior
last
night
Cut
Flower,'
Pol
Plants.
Mr.
McCarthy,
the
Florist,
J'.mud
block,
tf
J
left
tireer
returned
from
down
the
coal
on
the
Venture
Mm
iiiorniii.
llalrdreiuduir.
Marcel
YVaviiih'.
Alinoiucal
(UaMiiic
Pack).
Mists
A,
Itorvik.
Hy
aioiiltiiicnt.
Phone
Ited
OI'J.
If
Itrlickah
Siili-
of
Home
Cooki-in,
tlamly
ami
Afternoon
Tea,
Itetl
Ciw.
Ilui,
Saturday,
Muy
17,
from
'.
to
(i.
Union
I
earner
Venture.
tlapl
A.
Jolioloiie,
iiiIIiImiiiiii
from
A'aneomer
In
.Nauo
lliver
point,
wax
in
jiorl
Ihi
inorniiiK
from
U.I
5
Jo
10
o'clock.
-
Mflrhil
tViiitalile
A.
Sinclair
arriveil
lal
nijflil
from
Anyox
Imviiiff
lit
eutoly
John
While
who
I
lo
elil
hefore
Judge
ouior
oil
a
charge
of
liatitiir
lolen
11
trutik.
Harry
Aloria'
hi-'
truck
lilt
n
faulty
'I'l.ml
at
the
flli
whar-
vr
mi
nionitiiK
ainl
the
rear
wheel
went
llirouuli.
The
ear
wa
not
erfouly
ij.imastsl
and
wa
j.oon
pulled
out.
I.
II.
I'ilUhury,
luaiiaitrr
of
the
l.anaillaii
.NhIioiihI
l
y
iloek
ailei
a
nialil
on
the
Prince
1
1
11
1
i-l
for
Vaiicouer
on
hiiri-nem.
lie
piM-cl
to
he
back
alNiut
the
enl
of
next
week.
I'harleo
Wall,
eoloml,
appear,
pit
iu
the
Mi(ee
court
Ihi
inorn-uu
to
Hiiwer
In
a
etiar?fl
of
a-aull
wliieh
wuk
iliiiii!telwiii
,
1.
.
j-t:
uir
iiiMimiani.
.oru
(iin
Clijii-e.
failed
to
put
in
an
ap
(earaiire.
F.
W.
lVaroii.
eily
eniiieT
ailtnl
:ikI
u)h
im
the
Prince
ltiiMrt
for
Vancouver.
He.
i
away
in
onler
to
liiily
method
of
lreet
Mirfacins
a
raclieI
in
the
Miutli.
The
lrii
wa
ail
Ihitrietl
al
a
nenl
meelliiK
of
the
city
council.
.
.1.
I1..
Miller
and
T.
Ma
ion,
ru-loiii
uirpetflor",
n
iu
the
eily
on
official
lnnine.
Mr.
Miller
arrived
front
the
mmiIIi
on
the
Veiilure
IhN
nioruiiiK
and
Mr.
Ma-.m
came
in
from
Anyox
lal
eeniii(r
on
the"
I'rlnee
llu
pert.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Stanley
Taylor,
whi'
were
married
rvcnilly
in
Viinromer.
will
arH
in
the
eily
lomorrow
uflernoou
on
I
lie
lcam
er
I'rince
lltittt
to
take
up
their
i--lilence
here.
Since
llo
firi-l
of
lie
week
they
have
heeii
vMliim
al
Vant
'Mlxer
wilh
Mr.
Taylor'
iiareiii..
Mr.
and
Mr.
Kxcrell
tl,
Nixi'ii.
WANTF.M.
--
Any
couple
eoiiteiiidalinx
"1
a
1'
r
I
a
k
willini
the
next
few
weeks
can
ohtam
flfiii.mi
eali;
weildnif:
riti):;
tnarriiiKe
licence
and
initriiaee
cere-Hiiiinal
free.
For
parlicu
lar.
write
P.O.
tlox
Hit,
Prince
Uupert,
H.C.
All
contpondence
trealed
iu
n!i!olulc
tcspecl
and
confidence,
tf
.
I'.IMl.
ideamer
Prince
Hoyiil,
I'.apt.
V..
I'..
Sain
ley.'
wa
in
port
from
In
lo
11.30
thi
morning
ndrlhhouud
from
Vancouver
lo
Ahtfktr
poll.
The
veel
had
HI
pa.eimer
011
hoard,
fourleen
ilelmrkinir
hnre.
The
followliiK
lell
here
for
the
north
on
the
leamer:
Peler
McNicholl
for
While
llor.e;
Mr.
and
Mr.
A.
ll
Van
Winkle
for
Juneau
:
M.
I'..
I.e
lllanc.
Mr.
A.
llillon.
I',
.lellch.
V.
P.
.lone.
S.
II.
.lone
and
J.
II,
llaupeyer
for
Kelchlkau.
-
Children',
Swealei.
all
color,
t
.75,
Wallace
Saturday.
U
EMORRHOIDS
not
ut(r
another
dujr
vrtth
nIo
ltchlnir,
UloeUlnif.
or
rrotrudlnc
llla
or
iicmorrnoiu.
turclcil
oiiornllon
riulrj.
Tr.
Che'
Ointmmt
will
rllvt
you
at
onoo
njt
iilTorJ
lanllntt
bcn0t.
o
a
box!
all
lalrrt.
or
I'Mmanwm,
Hatrt
&
Co..
Lluiltwl,
Toronto.
SainjiU
box
trt
TEH
DAIIjY
RIW,
PAQB
THREE
'lit
Ikt
'CLAKK"
Kilk$
hil,
A
fine
food
for
boys
Clark's
BEANS
(iolf
Yarn.
2
hall
J5c.
Sat
urday,
Wallace'.
lleiliieed
price
on
hou.,
hvuc
diec
and
other
i-ood.
Mr,
(iraliliiian.
Second
Avenue.
110
It.
Sinilli
wa
ordered
to
pay
a
dox
licence,
and
01
co.l
iu
the
police
court
Ihi
morning.
Aid.
S.
P.
Mu.Montie
xailcd
last
uiKhl
hy
the
Prince
Itupcrl
for
"5iiicoiner
oil
a
huiile
trip.
:
Mr.
N.
A,
Kllpalrick
of
Smith
er
paed'
through
the
city
lal
niphl
from
train
lo
hoat
hound
for
Vancouver.
We
bell
I,
animated
naterialr
alo
Fin
Veneer.
Conutt
u
he-
fore
huyinif
finiiliins
for
your
houe.
Albert
&
.McCalfery,
Ltd
(f
Frank
de
On
.'
chief
.-aiiitary
itipector
of
Ihe
provincial
de-
parliucul
of
heallh,
i
iu
Ihe
city
from
Vtclnria.
He
arrieo
thi
week
fium
the
interior
anil
will
co
north,
to
siewarl
tumor
row
evening.
Hon.
T.
Il",
'
Paltullo.
mini'ler
of
land
and
niemher
of
the
lefrilature
for
Prince
llupert,
re
turned
Li
-t
from
Anyox
utid
proceeiled
lo
I
lie
tjueen
(Miarlolte
lland
accompanied
by
F.
i.
law'on.
They
expeel
lo
Ih
lwck
early
next
week
com
itiK
by
way
ofjOfean
Fall.
I
U
wood
'Hard
wa
fined
wilh
the
oplimi
of
thirty
day
imprisonment
yi
the
police
com
ihi
morning:
for
druukeiine.
II
I
poil1c
thai
oilier
charge
may
preferre.1
for
the
youlli
i
alleeil
to
have
interfered
with
a
Salvation
Army
girl
while
making
colleiflioii
on
Third
Avenue.
II
wa
nece.ary,
il
1
till
imI.
for
another
man
locoinc
lo
her
ailance.
Pacnj:er
mailing'
for
lh(
otilh
no
Ihe
leaiiier
Prince
Uu
pert
lal
nislil
included
Mr.
and
Mr.4
(ieorge
Cooer
and
family.
Mr.
aud
Mr.
Mention
and
fain
My
from
Anyox,',
M.
S.
Iljirke
J.
W.
Hudd,
.1.
II.
Young.
John
Myhhavu.
.1.
M.
tlollin.
Itev.
C.
W.
tlulfoilh.
Mr.
X.
A.
Kilpal
riek.
X,
T.
Itunlick,
W.
Otok
ami
Col.
Mc.Mordie
for
Vancouver;
0
T.
Smith
fio
Victoria;
II.
Whalen
for
Swnntiu
Hay;
Mr.
J.
Fred
Hilchie
for
Seallle.
llaxing
unloaded
leel
here
for
Ihe
Terrace
hridge
upeilnic
lure,
C.(i.M..M.
leamer
tiuailian
Volunteer,
t'.apl.
John
McKernan.
-ailed
lal
infill
al
V
o'clock
for
Ocean
Fall
and
San
Franei.ro
While
Ihe
cargo
wa
being
dis
charged
II.
XeiNon
of
Vancouver,
who
i
lo
he
in
charge
of
Hie
conlruelion
of
Ihe
hridue.
vn
si
ruck
Willi
a
lecl
beam
and
Im;
lo
he
taken
lo
Ihe
hopital.
IIU
iiijurie
ure
believed
lo
he
not
eriou.
however,
ami
he
-liotild
be
out
iu
a'
few
day.
EXPERT
INDEED
A
v
I
l':i
1
l
r
Mian
I1V11I
)w.
in
ti'iil
o
poIImIi
the
llooi1.
Ills
iiianncr
wa
anylhiii?
hul
euerxelic.
and
the
lady
feared
that
ho
would
110
polih
theui
properly.
"Are
you
uulle
uro
that
you
understand
the
work?"
she
in
'
1
luireil.
.
Hi
iiidiguatloii
wa
tieiuend
oils.
f
"You
know
l'ol.
II.'
folk
next
door
hul.
one?"
he
,aid.
"Well,
I
refer
you
lo
Ihem.
On
the
nolished
lloor
of
their
tlinlnif
room
five
persons
broke
tliolr
leg
last
winlef
and
a
Indy
slip,
lied
clear
down
Ihe
urand
stair
case.
1
oolished
all
the
lloor.'
Pillshiirg
Chroulclo-'Telegrani
Subjcrllif
for
the
Dally
News.'
H
ere
an
dTK
ere
For
tie
first
tlrn
In
OnUrit,
an
tttmDt
will
h
mail
(Ml
tnrinm
rranne
a
voluntary
ttt
pool.
Ar-rinfrmenti
for
the
undertakiac
have
bfn
coraplttej
bjr
the
Unitad
r
aroirr
co-operaiivc
uompany,
and
it
il
hnntil
to
pontrnl
tiAintl
lk
ZZ
market
in
the
province.
Durlnr
th
ir
1923.
1-3X(1
lauriit
tomobilri
mtrrrA
th
nravinra
f
Kova
Scotia,
the
Land
of
Evanteline,
ccordinc
to
ine
annual
report
or
the
Nova
Scotia
Tourilt
Commiiiion.
Altogether
63,000
touriiU
viiited
thr
nrnrlnr
anri
itiitrihntxt
a
anm
estimated
at
SG.000,000.
A
nicked
detachment
of
an
offi
cer
and
ten
men
of
the
Royal
Cana-
datn
Mounted
foliee
recently
eron-ed
the
Atlantic
on
the
Canadian
Pa-cific
liner
Melita.
Their
doty
will
be
to
guard
the
Canadian
exhibit!
at
the
British
Empire
Exhibition.
The
Exhibition
and
buildinri
cost
bout
$200,000,000.
A
chain
of
faetoriei
tretehinf
across
Cinada
will
bt
eitabliihed
by
the
Dominion
Tar
and
Paper
Company,
sponsored
by
English
interests.
This
was
announced
by
the
Earl
of
Dunmore,
V.O.,
and
Sir
Harold
Botton
after
a'
recent
visit
to
Canada.
Sites
have
already
been
kecured
in
Montreal,
Winnipeg,
Vancouver
and
Toronto.
Canada's
trade
balance
is
being
steadily
maintained,
for,
according
to
the
February
returns,
just
issued,
the
imports
for
that
month,
which
totalled
62.133,882,
Showed
a
decrease
of
$3,173,814,
from
the
same
month
last
year,
while
the
report
for
February
this
year,
totalling
S67,274,543,
showed
an
increase
of
13,618,382.
Hon.
George
H.
Henry,
Ontario
minister
of
public
works
snd
highways,
hss
announced
a
change
in
the
method
of
iinar.ring
the
planting
of
trees
slong
public
highways.
In-stesd
of
sending
out
its
own
workmen,
he
saye,
the
Government
has
a
scheme
wherebv
frmr
n'-inH-t
trees
in
front
of
their
own
property
will
be
bonused
so
much
per
tree
loi
planting.
Over
(1.000
has
been
paid
by
the
Province
of
New
Brunswick
in
wild
cat
bounties
sine-
the
commencement
of
the
present
fiscal
year,
Al-readr
approximately
400
claims
for
the
J3
bounty
offered
for
each
animal
have
been
handled
hy
the
chief
game
warden's
branch
of
the
Department
of
lands
and
Forests,
as
compared
with
the
51
claims
made
in
1923,
following
the
bounty
offer
passed
by
the
legislature
in
that
year.
The
snleidid
success
attain-d
by
irricatio.nr-ts
in
Alberta
Is
evidenced
by
the
last
financial
statement
of
the
Taber
Irrirat
on
District
The
report
reveals
a
total
surV.us
collectable
or
on
hand
of
$30,000,
of
which
$7,000
is
on
deposit
in
the
bank.
Operations
hire
leen
so
satisfactory
that
n-cntiations
have
been
entered
into
with
the
Canadian
Pacific
Ranway
to
s?r
c
a
sinking
fund
of
$3,000
to
(3.000
to
red;era
bonds
of
the
district
held
by
the
railway.
In
this
way
it
is
hoped
that
the
district
will
be
cleared
of
debt
in
a
few
year.
The
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
announces
that
it
will
resume
its
winter
cruises
in
.
1925,
one
round
the
world
and
the
other
to
the
Mediterranean.
The
22,000-ton
Empress
of
Francs
has
been
selected
for
th
former
cruise,
which
will
last
four
months
and
will
completely
encircle
the
globe.
She
will
start
from
New
York
on
January
27th.
The
ship
has
been
recently
converted
into
an
oil-burner
and
entirely
renovated.
The
Empress
of
Scotland,
42,500
tons,
will
make
the
Mediterranean
cruise,
lasting
four
months
and
including
all
points
of
interest
on
that
sea.
The
Trans-Canada
Limited,
the
crack
daily
train
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
between
Montreal
and
Vancouver,
and
th
longest
distance
and
fastest
long-distance
expres
In
the
world,
will
resume
sendee
May
IRth
at
both
ends
of
the
route.
The
running,
time
between
Montreal
and
Vancouver,
formerly
82
hours,
has
been
cut
by
two
hours
and
the
running
time
between
Toronto
and
Vancouver,
formerly
83
ho'irs
and
50
minut?.
by
one
hoir
and
15
minutes.
Thes-
cuts
wi!'
benefit
those
go.nz
to
Europe
anJ
the
Or
lent
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
'The
Canadian
National
Hail-
ways
announce
low
Summer
Fx
ctirsiou
fare
to
Fastcm
Canada
und
the
United
Stales
effective
May
L'iinl.
also
lo
Jasper
National
Park,
Kiluioiiloii,
Calgary,
ott
sale
May
15.
Choice
of
route
slop
overs.
Make
a
trip
around
Ihe
famous
Tri-Angle
Tour
in
one
direction
through
Vanccuver,
Full
Information,
Cily
Ticket
Of
fice,
5i8,
Third
Ave,
Prince
Itu-
perl.
Phone
200.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Club
Playground
Concert,
W
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holme
Theatre,
'Tuesday,
May
20,
Women
of
Mooscheart
Legion
WliUl
luivo
ami
Dance.
May
20,
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CUT
PLUG
NOW
PACKED
IN
,
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ALWAYS
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SAME
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TIN
LIVERPOOL
Support
LOCAL
INDUSTRIES
lave
you
received
particulars
regarding
an
investment
in
Skeena
Laminated
Wood
Company,
Limited
An
cxceplioual
opportunity:
A
company
tiiamifacliiriug
a
product
with
an
iinliniileu
demand
and
making
large
profits.
Full
particulars
on
request.
Financial
Underwriters,
Ltd.
522-5
Rbgers
Bldg.
Vancouver
B.C.
Prince
Huperl
llepreseulalives
MESSRS.
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
A
CO.,
LIMITED.
SPRING
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
Will
sail
rrom
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
ami
interniedide
points
each
Thursday
and
Sunday
at
1
1.
00
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
.
.
Saturday,
10.00
tun.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
VANCOUVER
via
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
May
lOlli,
Stilt.
PASSENQbR
TRAIN,
DAILY
'EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Leave
Trlnce
RuperJ
6.41
pjn.
Tor
I'RIMCE
CEOROE,
EDMONTON,
WIN-MPEU,
all
points
Eastern
Canada.
Umnsl
Sutes.
AOtNCV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Cltr
Tltksl
Offlc.
BZS
Thira
A,
rrlnc
Rupert.
shii
2(0.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
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
8.8.
PRINCES8
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanton
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Fade,
Nsmu,
Alert"
By,
Campbell
River,
and
Van-.
couver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
Information
from
W.
C
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sallinr
rrom
rrlnee
Rupert,
ft
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
Ocaan
'alls,
and
Swanaon
Bay,
Tui4f,
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PM.
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VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
AUrl
Bay,
ana
Swanton
Bay,
Saturday
Ne.
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ALICE
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STEWART,
WaU
Island,
Sunday
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PORT
SIMPSON
and
Niaa
Rltee.
Cannarlta,
Friday
A.M.
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lort
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Barnslay,
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Prtoca
Rupsrt.
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