nniill'i
liiiiii
if
-
Vi-h--i-'-L7illiiNaa
for
a
washing
and
cleaning
you
cant
beat
this
soap-'
says
Mrs.
Experience,
who
chooses
soap
for
its
economy
and
labour-saving
value.
"Sunlight
puts
the
sunshine
of
cleanliness
into
the
home!
For
washing
clothes,
dishes,
wood
work,
lino
leums,
in
fact,
for
anything
that
can
be
cleaned
with
soap
and
water
I
call
on
Sunlight.
And
Sunlight
decs
its
work
so
well
and
leaves
everything
sweet
and
clean.
"Sunlight
really
is
economical,
too!
You
see,
every
bit
of
it
is
pure,
cleansing
soap,
containing
no
filling
or
hardening
materials,
which
are
only
waste
as
far
as
wc
women
are
i
:nccrneJ.
"You
get
greater
cleaning
value
out
of
a
pure
laundry
scap
-and
so
I
say,
'Always
keep
a
gcxnl
supply
0f
Sunlight
on
hand'
It
really
improves
with
age.
And
because
of
its
purity,
Sunlight
is
kind
to
your
hands
and
keeps
them
smooth
and
comfortable."
Sunlight
is-made
by
Lever
Brothers
L;.rited,
Toronto.
&4
Sunlight
Soap
FOR
SALE
Halibut
Gear
IIIIMIWIMIIM
HIM
i
lif
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
pish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd-
.
.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
SALMON
TR0LLERS
He
fore
outfitting
it
will
pay
you
to
inspect,
our
line
nf
''"Mi
n
g
(iear.
e
have
n
new
tine
of
Salmon
Hooks,
Swlvells,
Cuttyhunk
and
Gear
of
nil
kinds.
In
our
stock
you
will
find
everything
you
require
Anchors,
Rope,
Chain,
Marine
Hardware
of
all
kinds,
Hull
mid
Copper
Paints,
Galley
Stoves
and
Utensils.
If
lis
for
the
boat
wc
linvc
it.
Hunts
tire
lust,
overv
year
bv
fire-
have,
you
got
your
pyrene
Fire
Extinguisher
yet?
We
sell
them.
"H1
and
see
us.
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
(Near
Post
Office)
BEST
PROCURABLE
um
mm
or
A
Mil
V-JV
-X"
.
Mown
"M
MAM
BOTTLED
&
6UARAMTttDJBY
z
'n.J'
fT)
PRODUCt
Or
C0lKO
"'""til
"tariMicn
o
uwwi
iiKiM'
ouf"o
Ken
Th
.
,
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT."
,ne
n
Original
Label
look
for
it
at,
the
Vendors
and
Insist
on
Th,n
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE."
'iilvertisemeni,
is
not
published
or
displayed
I'V
'iquor
Control
Hoard
or
liy
the
Oovernnient
ot
British
Columbia
the
PARKING
BYLAW
IS
DEALT
WITH
Measure
Now
Under
Consideration
Will
Prevent
Cars
Standing
on
Sixth
St.
and
Third
Avenue
OTHER
RESTRICTIONS
Places
of
Public
Assembly,
Flr
Hydrants,
etc
Are
to
be
Kept
Clear
The
police
commission
yesterday
afternoon
gave
preliminary
consideration
to
a
new
city
parking
liylaw.
.Yftcr
being
read
oxer,
lfi-
liylaw
wan
laliloil
unlit
I
lie
next
meeting
of
the
rnnunis--ion
when
it
will
probably
be
adopted
and
sent
on
id
1
ho
cjiv
council
for
final
passage.
The
clauses
in
the
bylaw
providing
fop
traffic
rule.;
are
as
follows:
"II
shall
In-
unlawful
for
any
person
in
charge
or
rontrol
or
in
possession
of
any
vehicle
to
allow
or
permit
such
vehicle
In
reioain
stationary
for
any
per-
oil
of
lime
for
any
purpose
!
entertainment,
fir-
ball
or
hotel
entrance
so
as
to
obstruct
Ihr
free
and
,
uninterrupted
access,
ingress
or
egress
to
and
from
while
lakins
on
or
lelling
off
passengers
upon
any
street
in
the
city
within
twenty-five
feel
of
any
fire.
hydrant."
Provision
is
also
made
that
any
persons
violating
the.
bylaw
may
be
brought
before
For
That
New
SPRING
SUIT
Go
to
M.
T.
LEE
Hxperienccd
in
Ladies'
and
(ientleinen's
tailoring.
Prices
reasonable
and
a
big
stock
of
Dnijlish,
Scottish
ainl
Irish
Tweeds
and
Woollen
Hoods
nvallablc
to
select
from.
Quality
nnd
fit
.guaranteed.
Mail
orders
given
prompt
attention.
ALSO
DRY
CLEANING
AND
PRESSING
P.O.
Box
977.
Phono
G63
337
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
-
-
B.C.
B
aW
BWaS.Cliarl
BB
M
m
Milk
U
pur,
rich.
MY
lrh,
country
milk
Bj
Vft
irom
wmcrt
mof
a
H
B
than
half
the
natural
BJ
Bj
water
baa
beta
r.
BB
Mfl
Bl
H
movad.
lucreamr
BW
Bfl
XBk
richnaa
makti
it
Bjf
BM
BB.B
thaideal
and
econo.
BV
Kfl
VB.
fnical
milk
for
every
jBV
JBf
BBV
recipe.
Order
Irom
BF
BV
BL.
our
(rcer.
FourBv
BW
k
oUc.
BBy
BV
Write
for
St.
Cbalea
Kecipebook
B
AVJ
1
U
twin
tfc
Uailal
B
Vancouver
other
than
that
of
taking
on
nrNewlon
thai
he
I
he
mayor;
letting
o(T
passengers
(or,was
qualfied.lo
so
as
a
inagis.
,,y,b,
uu
iii.il
inmiun
vi
mo:iraie
on
any
eiiv
iiviaw
cases
oh
Mreet
between
Second
Avenue
i
iheh
pi
rases
not
pvi-itiin
in
and
Third
Avenue
in
the
city
and
on
that
part
of
Third
Avenue
between
1'ullon
and
Seventh
Street.
"II
shall
be
unlawful
for
any
person
in
charge
or
control
or
in
possession
of
any
vehicle
to
allow
or
permit
any
such
vehicle.
to
stand
or
remain
stationary
ui
front
of
any
theatre,
building
used
for
the
purpose
of
public
mid
to
sit
as
a
justice
of
the
peace
along
with
another
jinslice
of
the
peace
in
other
cases.
Mayor
Ncwtolt
brought
up
the
matter
of
"dead
aulos"
standing
on
city
streets
overnight
without
lights.
It
was
pointed
out
by
the
city
solicitor
that
this
was
not
'permitted
under
the
street
bylaw'.
Commissioner
Coombs
slated
-
that
-4
here
had
been
near
-
accidents
through
cars
being
thus
parked.
In
view
of
the
practice
being
such
Ihealrf,
building,
fire
hall
jgeneral
all
over
the
city,
Mo
or
in
front
of
any
such
other
t.,ief
was
asked
to
lake
steps
places
as
'may
be
designated
by
wii,
;t
view
to
having
it
discon
proper
signs
ereled
by
the
chief
constable.
"II
shall
be
unlawful
for
any
peivon
in
charge
or
control
'or
tinued.
'DELEGATES
REPORT
rr
i;;f
.stt
z
on
ketchikan
yisit
iniun
in
;
-iiiiii.
?iri
n
irtiair
ir
remain
stationary
except
while
linliuidoil
tip'"0131
u,uu
"cars
anon
Mattres
ses
From
Those
Just
Returned
At
the
Hofary
Club
luncheon
yesterday
several
of
the
delegales
to
the
llolary
Club
at
Ketchikan
II
JrepMrled
on
tlieii;
trip,
the
!
i
I.-
i
..
n.,.v,.r.
..r.lir...
mntril
tviln
.r
Jllivl
I
r'"""1!
'J
iiiiji-i,
......
i
j
I
wo
justices
itf
the
peace
and,
upon
being
found
guilty,
be
as-scssel
a
fine
not
exceeding
$100
or
committed
lo
the
common
jail
in
lieu
of
fine.
In
connection
with
this
clause
it
was
explained
by
'he
city
solicitor
lo
Mayor
s
NAVIQABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT,
R.8.B.C.
1806,
CHAPTER
115.
THOMAS
THOTIF.H,
of
Ihf
city
or
rrliwfi
Itupr-rl,
In
Dm-
rrovlnro
of
llrltlsti
Columbia.
IIKIIKUY
C.IVF.S
MlTir.K
tlul
he
hue
lintli-r
Sorllon
7
of
Hip
Mid
Art
i!p-miIIpI
ulUt
the
Minister
of
l-'iLIir
Work!
at
(lltiiwa,
and
In
tho
ofrirp
of
lli
Ji-trlrt
Ili-gUlrar
or
tlx-
land
nRlMry
OU-irlot
of
I'rlnop
llupprt,
at
Prlnrp
linpert.
B.C.,
a
(IcsrtlpO'iii
of
tlvr
Oc
ami
Un
of
a
wharf
ami
'ler
proposed
lo
be
biilll
In
the
ITlnre
nnpert
Harbor.
Prlnrp
Hnpprt,
II.
C..
on
all
those
portion
or
valerrront
block
0,
plan
023,
ertlun
I,
Prlnrp
llntert,
I'royliire
of
llrltlsh
Columbia,
of
the
appurtenant
foreshore
and
lltfi
water
lot
In
mini
ihereor.
rontalninr
In
all
an
area
of
1
at-tooth
arres,
more
or
le:
AND
TAKE
NOTICE
that
arier
the
e-plratlon
of
one
month
from
the
dale
of
the
Nmt
pnhllratlon
or
this
otlre
Tlioma
Trotler
will
iinder
neellon
7
or
the
Mid
Sri
apply
In
the
Mliiltler
of
I'tilille
Work,
at
hl
orrir
In
the
City
of
Ottawa,
ror
approval
or
the
on
Id
slip,
and
pl.in$atvd
rnr
leave
to
ronntnirt
the
ald
Wharf
and
pier.
,
Haled
at
Prince
tlnpert,
n.ff;,
llila
tth
dav
i.r
April,
I0J5.
THOMAS
TnoTIEII.
Hy
Wllllarna,
Manon
k
Onnialea.
I,H
Sollrltnr.
NOTICE.
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
after
publication
of
till
.otlre
fur
four
rpnecuilve
veek
We
shall
apply
to
the
Henitirar
or
Joint
Stuck
Coinpanlea,
Victoria.
Il.t:..
to
rhnnire
the
name
or
the
Cuinpany
lo
thai
or
"S.
It,
Johnlon
k
Conipnny,
Limited."
tiateil
al
1'rlnrp
lliitu-rt,
n.C.
llil
811)
day
or
May.
A
ll.
105.
rniNCK
ni'pRnT
irnNr.E
AOENCIES
LTD
ril
trine,
(ienrge
Kryaut
and
II.
1
1-'.
Pollen.
Mr.
ilawsou
told
of
the
fine
reception
that
pad
been
given
I
hem
by
Ibe
Ketchikan
people
who
had
left
nothing
undone
in
the
manner
in
which
I
hey
had
been
entertained,
lie
also
mentioned
the
good
stores
there,
the
roads
which
were
leading
out
of
I
own
alid
the
Itolary
dinner
at
which
Ibe
charter
had
been
presented
along
with
a
Union
.lack
from'
Prince
Hupert
and
a
standard
from
the
club
here.
Cyril
Orme
mentioned
the
difficulties
which
the
Ketchikan
people
had
overcome
in
making
a
town
compared,
with
those
which
occurred
here.
Wonderful
prrt-gress
had
been
made
there.
Dur
ing
the
course
of
his
visil
he
had
never
heard
a
man
speak
an
ill
word
tf
his
neighbor,
i
While-the
people)
were
v'orkin
jrpr
Ketchikan
they
also
expressed
themselves
ns
perfectly
wilting
to
co-operate
with
Prince
Iluperl
in
every
way
possible.
Another
fen
I
tins
Mr.
Drme
found
was
that
while
there
were
in
the
city
a
great,
many
well
In
do
people
they
made
their
homes
there
and
intended
,lo
stay
even
though
they
had
retired
from
active
business.
Oeorge
Itryant
and
II.
V.
Pul-len
spoke
but
liriefly.
The
latter
mentioned
the
manager
plan
of
clly
government
which
obtained
in
the
Alaska
city
ami
which
had
proved
a
success
there.
GOOD
RESULTS
OF
TEST
EXAMINATIONS
AT
THE
HIGH
SCHOOL
REPORTED
Trustee
Brady
Tells
of
Plans
In
Connection
With
Final
Exams.
Al
(he
school
board
iiippMiir
last
night
Principal
Ilrndy
of
tip'
High
School
reported
'flint
examinations
bad
been
held
during
the
last
week
ill
April
for
Hie.
Senior
and
Junior
Matriculation
and
Nornfal
Mill
ranee
pupils.
These
exiinilnallnns
decided
what
pupils
were
entiUedjo
sit
fop
the
finals
in
.lime,
vriin
four
sin-
denls
in
the
matriculation
class
NO
MORE
FOOLING
did
Abraham
Lincoln
show
his
shrewdness
NOWHERE
of
judgment
to
better
effect
than
in
that
famous
utterance
which
ended,
"You
can't
fool
all
the
people
all
the
time."
In
the
past,
there
were
a
few
misguided
advertisers
who
thought
they
could
sell
their
wares
better
by
misrepresentation.
But
those
advertisers
have
long
since
gone
out
of
business
or
mended
their
ways.
Hard
experience
taught
that
Lincoln
was
right.
Untruthful
advertising
doesn't
pay.
Other
advertisers
proved
that
the
only
way
to
advertise
successfully,
make
regular
customers
and
build
up
public
good-will
was
to
tell
the
absolute
truth
about
their
goods.
So,
you
can
be
sure
that
every
consistently
advertised
product
is
good.
The
advertising
test
has"
proved
it.
The
very
fact
that
it
is
advertised
is
your
best
warranty
of
satisfaction
and
true
quality.
The
concern
that
tells
you
frankly
what
it
is
doing
is
a
good
concern
with
which
to
do
business.
That
is
why
it
pays
to
read
the
advertisements,
to
patronize
advertisers,
and
to
buy
advertized
merchandise.
year,
20
satisfied
the
requirements
and
will
sit
for
the
exam's.
'I'he
fix
ev
who
failed,
it
was
explained,
were
not
debarred
and
four
of
them
will
uvail
themselves
of
the-opportunity.
Nine
Will
sit
in
the
Normal
Kntrauce
Class,
eleven
in
the
.Junior
Mat
riculation,
and
four
in
the
Se-piop
Malric.
In
firade
X.
and
IX.
all
students
Whose
aerage
was
not
below
Ho
pef
cent
and
who'did
not
fall
fielow
Od
on
any
subject
will
not
be
obliiged'
to
taVe
the
exainlnn-li'ins
and
any
subject
'on
which
lhej:ijiive.;ajre;idy
taken
HO
per
pent
will
be
exempt
from
further
examination.
This
will
allow
jitipils
lo
cnncenlrale
on
weak
sirbjccls.
DOMESTIC
SCIENCE
EXHIBITION
TO
TAKE
PLACE
FRIDAY,
MAY
29
Permission
Qlven
Last
Night
by
School
Board
For
Sale
of
Work
and
Banquet
An
exhibit
of
domestic
science
wftrk
is
lo
be
held
at
the
lloollj
School
on
I
lie
nfternoon
of
Friday.
May
21),
il
was
announced
al
the
school
hoard
meeting
last
night.
In
connection
with
this
Miss
Klsie
llnrding,
who
has
charge
of
that
lU'parlm-ent
of
school
work,
was
given
permission
lo
bold
a
sale
of
work,
the
funds
so
raised
lo
be
applied
In
furnishing
Ibe
dining
room
-at
the
school.
A
banquet
will
also
be
held
in
the
evening,
similar
In
Ibe
event
of
last
year,
the
pupils
of
tho
advance
grade
doing
all
Ibe
work
In
cnniieclion
with
il.
Principal
Harlness
reported
In
the
schnolbonrd
last
night
'that
his
pupils
had
purchased
17
1
plants,
which
they
would
attend
satisfied
the
requirements
and.to
themselves
and
exhibit
at
the
of
the
25
candidates
in
tho
third.'
fall
fair
here.
It's
mighty
good
business
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
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
38P
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
lo
Krizzell
Hotelier
Shop,
across
from
the
Empress
Hotel
Wo
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarolll
Proprietor
RAW
FURS
If
you
wnnt
to
he
paid
highest
possible
GAHII
prices
for
your
HAW
FUHS,
forward
Ihcm
to
R.
S.
ROBINSON
A
SONS,
LTD.
Branch
Receiving
Office:
1225-0
Standard
Bank
Bldg.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Hend
Office:
H.S.H.
Hhlg;,
Louise
HL,
Winnipeg,
Man.
EsC.
1883.
Incorporated
1020