ursday,
June
12,
1921.
tr
ArPOINTMtNT
PURVEVOM
TO
.
,'ti
WJJ
HIS
MAJESTY
U
YA
KING
CEORGE
V.
llj
Imported
whiskies
may
be
of
any
age.
The
Canadian
law
in
that
respect
does
rpt
apply
to
them.
But
the
law
requires
that
Canadian
whis
kies
shall
not
be
marketed
under
two
years
old.
"IadiaN
Qt
r-and
)
WHISKY
are
considerably
older
than
the
law
requires.
They
are
bottled
in
Bond
and
are
of
the
age
stated
on
the
Government
Stamp
over
the
capsule
of
every
bottle.
Read
It.
That
is
what
it
is
therefor.
DISTILLED
AND
80TTLED
BY
Hiram
Walker
tr
Sons.
Limited
WAUERVtLLE
.
ONTARIO
Dlttilltr$
Flnt
WhUklti
tine
I8S8
Montreal.
Out
London,
Ent,
Nw
Y.
U
S
A.
Thw
dverti.ment
U
not
pullUM
of
displayed
by
the
Lkjuot
(,'qaLrol
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
ol
HritWi
Columbia.
w
t
Wfiat
John
Nelson
Said
in
me
World'
'
Feb.
23rd,
1918,
re
P.G.E.
Railroad
Settlement
"WORLD,"
Vancouver,
FehnJaiy
23,
191&
World"
t
this
time
controlled
by
John
Nclton
The
P.G.E.R.
Settlement
The
settlement
of
the
P.G.E.
railway
imbroglio
is,
probably,
in
view
of
all
the
tangled
circumstances
of
the
case,
the
best
that
could
be
achieved.
To
the
Hon.
John
Oliver
the
credit
of
securing
the
best
terms
possible
for
the
province
is
due.
He
has
been
unremitting
in
his
endeavors
to
compel
the
promoters
to
return
to
the
province
at
least
some
of
the
public's
money.
That
he
has
not
been
able
to
make
better
terms
is
not
his
fault,
but
is
due
to
the
astonishing
tangle
in
which
the
company's
affairs
stand.
The
only
alternative
to
Mr.
Oliver
is
a
long
vista
of
costly
litigation,
heavy
depreciation
in
the
valuo
of
the
railway
itself,
and
great
delay
irr
the
opening
up
of
a
rich,
productive
area
of
theinterior.
OTE
LIBERAL
STRAW
HATS
Light
Underwear:
Boys'
Sweaters
.
Reaionable
Prices
STEVE
KING
Third
A
venae
Phone
Green
85
NOTHING
BETTER
TliO
Aiilncral
of
the.
Camly
World.
PURDY'S
CANDY
at'fiMillisome
Delight
in
n
ltomi
ti
fill
Hx.
PRINCE
RUPERT
CIGAR
STORE
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Local
and
Personal
j
Il.C.
Undertakers.
Hayners.
Undertaker.
351.,
Pattullo's
Committee
Rooms
Empress
Theatre
Phone
135.
Open
from
2
to
10
p.m.
dally,
tf
W.
S.
Henry,
mayor
of
ir'mith-
cr.
in
in
Mie
cily
on
IiUNinex!'.
He
arrived
on
lat
night's
train.
--
-
Mooeheart
Legion
Tea
ha
been
m)i"-(jiih
from
Saturday
June
II,
to
tfuturday,
June'
SI.
-
Mri.
F.
Kcliuaiiii
relumed
from
I
he
!otitb
yesterday
on
the
I'l
l
nee
(ieorge.
Mlx
F.en,
nure
at
the
Prince
Ituprrl
(icucral
llnM'Hal,
return
ed
yeidcrday
frorii
a
holiday
trip
in
Hie
KOiitli.
-
-
Halloon,
lee
cream.
After
noon
lea
with
eolcli
.-eoiie.
leliclou
.
home
rooked
supper,
Dew
Drop
Inn
Frolic.
J
a
iiiiv
II.
Illake,
engineer
for
Hie
Forest
Branch
with
head
quarters
ai
Victoria,
is
vicitin?
Hie
city
on
ollicial
duties.
llev.
J.
V.
Allen
who
is
to
take
charge
or
Hie
Mclhodisi
Mission
at
Porl
Simpson,
arrived
from
ine
fouiii
yesieniay.
Me
was
formerly
located
at
Skldegale.
Mrs.
Wilson
of
Hie
II.
S.
Wal
lace
Co.'
slalT,
sails
tonight
for
Vancouver
to
alteud
the
(iosard
training
school,
for
filling
an
general
instructions
relating
I
I
his
iopular
line
of
corseln.
Mow
aril
I'rlngle
wlio
is
now
associated
with
the
Prince
Itu
perl
Logging
Co.
at
Francois
Lnke.
arrived
In
town
on
last
uighl's
train.
Ilr
expects
lo
return
to
(he
interior
tonight.
J.
M.
Hockin,
northern
repre
sentative
of.
McLennan
A
Me-Feely.
Vancouver
hardware
wholesalers,
arrived
from
Hie
oulh
yestenlay.
He
is
accompanied
An
this
trip
by
Mrs.
Ilockiu,
who
will
-poml
the
summer
here.
A
letter
received
from
Ollawa
stales
that
owing
to
delay
in
making
the
returns
it
has
been
found
Impossible
to
reach
a
de
cision
in
regard
lo
the
grand
prixe
winner
in
Hie
recent
fores
Iry
essay
competition.
It
.ales
Dial
no
time
will
be
lot
as
soon
as
all
lhe
osay
are
to
hand
and
lhe
name
of
llm
winner
will
be
wired
lo
nil
papers
taking
pari.
Just
as
jooii
as
Ibis
wire
ar
rives
lhe
prize
will
V
dislribul-
ed.
-
-
The
case
of
().
T.
Limlland
vs
II.
D.
(iaznnoir,
in
which
an
ac
counting
is
oui;lil
Willi
respect
to
a
bidet
partnership
at
Siuilh-
ers.
Is
proceeding
before
Mr
liisilce
(iregliry
in
the
Supreme
l.otirl
assizes,
llefore
the
ac
counling
jiiay
be
ordered
I
lie
partnership
must
lie
proved
and
Uhis
promises
to
take
up
the
most
of
lh,.
day.
Millou
(iou-zalcs
appears
for
the
plaintiff
land
L,
S.
Metiill
for
the
defend
ant.
AT
80
YEARS
OF
AGE
WAS
TROUBLED
WITH
SHORTNESS
OF
BREATH
PALPITATION
OF
THE
HEART
AND
FAINTING
SPELLS
Mr.
M.
O'Connor,
WliUetlonn,
Onl..l
writes:
hive
tern
troubled,
mon
otiTWO
Dy
my
lire,
with
thorniest
of
breath,
pal
pi
UtUiti
or
'the
heart
anil
filming
tpelK
I
was
advUiHl
by
a
rrirml
to
try
Miihurn't
Heart
ami
.Nerve
Milt,
which
I
did.
and
al
once
found
relief,
and
J
have
never
had
rcany
bad
I
rpell
rpell
since,
since.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PAH1
THREE
Phone
41.1
I
AssstT
I
fjl.
Andrew'
Society
regular
iiionllily
meeting
Friday,
June
13,
it
8
ii.
in.
hwaunon
wu4
a
nuenger
northbound
on
the
Prince
(ieorge
ytileiilay.
Mooc
Picnic,
Sunday,
June
'Zi
t
fiijjby
IMmiiiI.
(icnllciiicii
$1.00.
I.udifx
und
children
free.
Pboue
tf
a.
s
m
Tonight-
Tomorrow
Alright
NR
Tablet
stop
sick
headache,
relieve
billows
attaeke,
ten
rtfulate
the
ellmiaaUv
erga,
make
yen
ImI
fine.
"latter
Than
Pins
rsr
Uvsr
Us"
Pattullo's
Committee
Rooms
EMPRESS
THEATRE,
tf
For
quality
and
preparation,
el
Hunters'
Coal,
Phone
Green
or
lilue
SI5.
tf
In
connection
with
the
forestry
reports
given
yesterday
the
num
ber
of
ties
scaled
in
the
district
luring
May
should
have
read
read
170,101.
V.
F.
Jago,
provincial
organ
izer
of
the
Orange
Lodge,
is
in
Hie
city.
He
will
visit
lhe
local
lodge
(oniglit
before
sailing
for
Vancouver.
Mrs.
C.
II.
SawJe
and
Mrs.
II
K.
Thornton
arrived
in
the
cily
from
llazeltoti
on
last
night's
train
and
are
registered
ul
the
Prince
liupert
Hotel.
V.
A.
Itishop
has
left
the
city
ami
O.
K.
Lord
has
been
elected
to
succeed
him
a
secretary
of
lhe
local
branch
of
the
(ileal
War
Veterans'
Association.
Charles
Leslie
and
Jaim
Doyle,
each
found
guilty
of
drunkenness,
were
fined
'-'5
each
by
Magistrate
MrClymont
in
the
cily
police
court
Ibis
morning.
.1.
W.
ItobinsotUiIudiau,
charg
td
with
drunkenness,
was
found
guilly
in
the
city
police
court
this
morning
and
fined
I0
with
lhe
option
of
i-cvc"ri
days
in
jail.
David
Whileslde;
who
has
bet'
lading
as
croWn
"prosecutor
at
lhe
Supreme
Court
nsizes
t
It
i
week,
is
returning
lo-
New
West
minster
on
the
Prince
(ieorge
tonight.
.The
remains
of
the
lale
T.
M.
Orwlg
were
sent
yesterday
by
the
ll.C.
Undertaker!,
to
Port
Ks-singion'
where
interment
will
take
place
on
Friday.
Accom-panying
the
liody
was
lhe
widow
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Macduuald
of
this
cily.
the
trial
of
Hugh
McMillan
of
Sinilhers,
who
is
charged
with
a
serious
statutory
olTence,
will
lake
place
on
June
1H
before
Judge
Itoberlson
jiT
Prince
(ieorge
who
will
come
lo
the
cily
from
die
interior
on
account
of
the
absence
of
Judge
F.
Mcll.
Young
in
At
1
i
it.
VOTE
ON
PROPOSAL
TO
SELL
BEER
BY
GLASS
ON
JUNE
20
VANCOUVKIl.
June
13.
The
electors
will
decide
an
important
issia
at
the
polls
on
June
20
when
lhe
beer
by
the
glass
measure
vill
bt
voted
on.
't
he
measure
is
sponsored
by
the
Modem
lion
League
of
Ilrilisb
Columbia,
and
its
passage
is
designed
lo
reduce
Ilie
consumption
of
distilled
spirits
in
fnuir
of
lhe
lighter
brewed
beverage?
Oovernmenl
has
promised
thai
if
the
measure
is
favorably
re
ceived
by
the
electors
lhe
sale
of
draught
beer
by
the
glass
will
be
permilled
in
(iovernmenl
licensed
and
regulateil
premises
without
a
bar.
If
(he
measure
is
defeated
the
law
will
continue.
INFANT
BURIED
Old
Daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Marshall
Died
In
Hospital
Mil
ran
ret.
llm
lu-o
nl.l
mm
iiiu
neip
or
your
run
i
expect
w
see
,.
,
:,
Moany
jesrs
yet.
m
alwilyt
recommond
"'"eruooii
irom
tno
n.u.
Ultder-
them
to
any
one
who
i
tufferint
from
inkers'
t.hapel
to
Falrview
Onie.
heart
trouble."
lvvw
llev.
O.
fl
llnel,...
..fni..i
Miiburn's
Hean
and
Nerve
IMtt
are
0e
M
,,...
7,.l
"
a
box
at
all
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
"""""'i
uiiuer,
is
roceii-i
of
price,
by
The
T.
Nllburn
Co...nl
present
al
Sstcwyrl
on
the
kov-
uruited,
Toro)io,
Ont.
-
jeriunent
felegnipb
line.
MACHINERY
FOR
UPPERSTIKINE
Drap
Line
Scraper
Qolrig
Dease
Lake
and
Other
Outfits
to
District
PROSPECTORS
OOINO
IN
to
Newly
Completed
Government!
Road
Proves
Great
Convenience
to
Miners
'.Special
to
Daily
News)
TF.LF.GItAPH
CllF.F.K,
June
12
The
winler
of
ISJ.'a.'.'l
will
be
put
down
as
the
mildest
yet
ex
perienced
in
the
Cassiar,
and
al
I
hough
the
snow
fall
had
been
over
the
average,
wily
on
two
or
three"
occasions
had
the
ther
momeler
registered
below
the
.ero
mark.
The
fur
caleh
did
not
come
up
lo
expectations,
and
was
rather
small
but
with
the
interior
posts
yet
lo
hear
from,
the
annual
average
may
yet
be
maintained
The
fir.sl
boats
of
the
season,
lhe
Hazel
It
II.
and
III.
of
(he
Harrington
Transport
Co.,
ar
rived
up
river
from
Wrangell
on
May
10,
with
the
usual
quota
ot
prospector
for
the
Interior,
iimnizsl
I
hem
being
Julia
J
Wilms
ami
Arthur
Theis.
of
the
'endlelou
Cold
Mining
Co.,
who
ire
taking
in
12
Ions
of
supplies,
;ilo
an
Oxygen
welding
outfit,
to
the
bead
of
Dease
Lake,
where
lhe
Pendleton
Company
have
leen
busy
during
the
winter.
building
large
scows,
in
order
lo
transport
their
heavy
machinery
lown
Hip
Dease
Hiver
to
Mc
Dames
creek,
on
which
creek
the
oiupany'K
oropcrty
is
situated;
'his
machinery,
15
tons
in
all,
tad
been
hauled
in
to
the
lake,
over
the
newly
completed
gov
erntiienl
road,
by
Iractor
power
which
greatly
supersedes
the
old
pack-horse,
and
it
is
now
pos.
sible
lo
make
lhe
trip
from
Tele
graph
Creek
to
the
bead
of
Dease
Lake
in
a
day
and
a
half,
when
previously
it
look
six
days
by
lhe
old
method.
Take
In
Scraper
The
Dickinson
Mining
Com
pany
of
.Seattle
who
controls
the
placer
leases
al
the
mouth
of
Dease
creek,
after
extensive
drill
les'
,
are
contemplating
bringing
in
during
the
coining
summer,
a
Sauerman
Drag
Line
scraper,
of
one
and
u
half
ton
bucket
cap
acuy.
me
kinu
mat
lias
given
good
satisfaction
in
the
Dawson
and
Norn.'
camp.
With
this
in
operation
the
company
is
confi
dent
of
good
returns.
Mrs.
A.
Saint
relumed
from
lhe
soullt
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
W.
J.
Ilinns,
L.
.S.
Hawkins,
F.
(.
I.auclere,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M
Hockin,
John
W.
Allen,
Mrs.
A
Lewis,
Mr.
and
Mis.
K.
Port
and
J.
S.
Appenzellar.
Vancouver;
S
A.
F.hy
and
W.
S."
Henry.
Smith-
ers;
T.
..
McLellan,
Haysport;
W.
T.
Jago.
Coiuillam;
J.
Will
man,
Usk;
W.
II.
Larmer
and
K.
Todd,
llazellon;
II.
H.
Ilushton,
l
iji;
Mrs.
Sawle
and
Mrs.
11.
Iv
Thornton,
New
llazellon;
(ieorge
Lillle.
Terrace;
It.
C,
Spooner,
Sacramento,
Cal.;
Dr.
and
Mrs.
(.
II.
Shcltim.
Detroit:
Jmnes
II
Illake,
Victoria;
II.
N.
Delmonico,
Shawallans.
Central
O.
Miller.
Sinilhers;
M.
Lawler.
cily;
A.
Mcluuis,
Vancouver.
SALT
LAKES
SERVICE
lhe
Launch
'23"
will
leave
I
hi'
.Swunsoil'j
Flout
mi
Tlm,.....ra
caiutuay
ami
Sunday
uflernoous
every
half
hour
from
1
tun.
un
til
0.30
p.m.
and
tin
other
week
days
al
2,
I
and
6.15
p.m.
The
last
boat
home
each
day
will
leave
the
Salt.
Lakes
float
sitarp
ul
7
p.m.
unuay
and
holiday
picnio
panics
speclnlly
arranged
for.
Launches,
rowbouls
and
canoes
tor
sale
and
hire.
Prince
Rupert
Itoatliouse.
The
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Dew-Drop
Inn
'.T""'
.V:
"
w,uIKIt.
n...
..
I
am
mo
vo.m
f
.iu.v.
An
uaugnier
n
.miuiiu
airs.
nr..i.i
n
tneiu
in
in
house,
and
when
I
feel
any
.iaisuail
OI
IIUS
CH.v
died
Tues-l
ijniptoms
or
my
old
trouble
cominr
on
day
morning
iii
the
(ieiietal
Hos
all
I
liave
lo
do
Is
tn
take
a
few
doaei.
.,ii,b
l.llfll
i,,i..,.,..i
I
1,
I
.......
n..
I
1.
.....
.......
I
t
...I...
.1
..
-
.....
.
.
I'.ft.t.
11111.-1
llll'IIL
Illlirit
Illltt
Frolic,
Dr.
Martel'i
Fmalt
Pills
iva
asaUu4
nature
tliMMa4icui
tut
half
enturr.
eormtlni
mum.
kulMlna;
op
a4
.inuiminr
vrvKni,
rpiwviliar
UKUaYEDL
iwi.Ml.ai.
tt.
mducmoi
drwa-i.
Sold
la
8wM
Uiw
Mtmt
TIN
BUX
With
Hfrintfm.
rw..l...
TwdU,
Cm.
CtTCT'wmlMia
mMt.
I
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
NOW
PACKED
IN
ALWAYS
THE
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YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
"Rupert
Brand
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
For
picnics,
''noose
"liupert
Brand"
Salmon.
A
few
tins
in
the
pantry
are
always
handy.
Stuck
a
supply
on
your
boat
that's
a
good
idea.
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Restmore
Walnut
Bedroom
Suite
Including
CHIFFONIER,
DRESSER,
DRESSING
TABLE
and
BENCH,
ROUND
STEEL
BED,
COMPLETE
WITH
SPRING,
MATTRESS
and
PILLOWS.
Our
Special
Price
is
$150.00
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
The
House
of
Quality.
Phone
123.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
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
388.
.