for
jday,
June
18,
1925.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PXOB
THRB1
1
of
Andrew
Maclean
An
experience
from
life)
"It
hi
I
to
be
pretty
good
Idea
to
make
me
change
the
htbiti
el
life-time,
end
when
I
first
heird
about
Hatchway
Button-leu
Underwear
well
I
juit
laufhed
to
myielf.
Time
went
on,
and
man
after
man
kept
on
telling
me
about
the
new
kind
of
comfort
he
wai
experiencing
and
I
began
to
wonder.
.....
Then
one
day
I
bought
a
luit
of
Hatchway
I
took
it
home
and
slipped
it
on.
I
never
would
have
thought
that
a
iuit
of
Underwear
could
make
tu:h
a
difference
to
a
man'i
feelings
it
was
so
down-right
easily
comfortable,
and
certainly
the
no-button
idea
saves
a
wonderful
amount
of
time
and
trouble.
Believe
me,
I
am
sold
on
Hatchway
now
and
I
have
got
a
hunch
that
I
shall
stay
that
way
for
life."
Over
hall
a
million
Canadian
men
and
boy
l
wear
Hatchway,
and
each
year
the
number
grows.
WOODS
UNDERWEAR
CO.
LIMITED
TORONTO
WQ
O
D
HAS
NO
BUTTONS
FOR
SALE
Halibut
EES
A.
W
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Bareymore
(juaranlcei
RUGS
Watch
Tomor
ow's
Advertisement
for
prices
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
Phone
123
You'll
be
Surprised
H
yon
have
never
given
us
uti
order
lor
BUILDING
LUMBER,
BUILDING
MATERIALS,
OR
OUR
FAMOUS
NANAIMO-WELLINGTON
COAL
You'll
he
surprised
at
I
lie-
sittislaclmn
the
delivery
or
these
goods
will
give
yon.
We
are
agents
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Mills
Ltd.
Mill
Prices
on
all
Lumber
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phone
116
or
564
LONDON
CHAT
ABOUT
PEOPLE
Those
Who
are
In
Public
Eye
In
England
Told
about
by
Spoclal
Writer
LONDON,
England,
June
18.
fly
Canadian
press;
Mi's.
Uor-
nelius
Yanderhilt
and
Mrs.
Harry
Ilrown,
I
lie
rich
l'itUburg
widow,
have
flatted
issuing
their
invitations.
U
is
by
coincidence,
of
course,
thai
their
first
big
party-
lias
been
arranged
for
the
same
night.
Mrs.
Ilrown
has
invited
som-i
I
JO
jieojtle
to
dinner
and
dance
in
the
wonderful
Spencer
House
Ballroom,
adding
that
the
or
rnesira
win
play
rrom
12
to
a
a.m.
Mrs.
"Xeily"
has
broadcast
iie
first
sliol
of
the
season
to
all
her
guesls
of
last
year
and
to
every
member
or
the
younger
oyal
set
who
is
in
town.
Ac
cording
lo
the
dilemmas
in
which
Hair
or
social
London
is
now
olaeed,
both
lots
of
invitations
appear
to
have
been
sent
olT
a'.
he
identical
hour.
Il
seems,
however,
that
Mrs
Ilrown
will
beat
the
most
social
of
ihe
Yanderbills
lo
it
onri
more,
lo
lapse
into
the
vemacu-
I
litr.
lor
.mis.
.eii),
uiiiiku
jus
ilrown.
lias
given
no
indication
of
how
lale
her
qwn
Is
all
is
likely
to
continue.
Ilelweeu
midnight
and
one
o'clock
therefore
is
like-
K
lo
sec
a
procession
of
limousines
from
the
doors
of
Xor-folk
House
Mrs.
YauderbilO,
tip
lo
the
massive
gales
of
the
ducal
home
or
the
.Spencer
wliu-h
Ihe
I'illsburg
widow
has
1
1
led
witli
a
battalion
of
pow-
Icri-d
footmen.
Take
Interviews
Trust
the
bright
young
people
of
London
to
find
a
new
game
You
remember
the
Treasure
limits,
and
Ihe
Xiglil-Tinie
Hays
Xow
they've
found
something
I
hat
requires
not
only
skill
and
ingenuity
but
a
good
deal
of
luck
as
well.
This
is
il.
They
arrange
be-ween
themselves
lo
interview
a
number
of
famous
people
by
telephone,
as
if
they
were
newspaper
reporters,
and
see
just
how
much
a
person's
views
on
ibis
and
that
can
vary
during
2
hours.
The
actresses
have
fallen
or
it
b
au,lifiH1y:
Gladys
Coop
er,
Healrietv
Lillle
and
a
few
.(tiers
have
all
been
interviewed
by
the
llrighl
Young
People
anJ
no
doubt
are
still
looking
for
I
heir
views
to
appear
in
various
London
papers
buj
the
typed
out
interviews
are
reposing
in
a
certain
escriloirf'
in
Mayfair
The
other
day
one
famous
nu-
Ihor
and
playwright
who
has
three
plays
running
in
London
at
Ihe
moment
was
rung
up
by
a
sweet
young
voice
and
asked
for
his
views
on
"Women's
Mannish
Modes
of
today."
It
took
up
15
minutes
of
his
time,
and
he
nearly
slopped
his
wife's
dress
allowance
when
she
presented
liini
with
his
interview
that
evening.
English
princes
may
be
scarce
tins
season,
but
there
are
p.enty
of
Indian
Maharajahs
here,
ano
verv
e.aluted
Potentates
indeed
In
Ihe
"millionaire
hotels,"
an.i
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
NVAXTKH.
Three
or
tour
room
ed
house
or
suite,
furnished
no
children.
Apply
Dox
1'5K
iimtv
News
olllre.
11
FRECKLES
Sun
and
Wind
Bring
Out
Ugly
Spots.
How
to
Remove.
-
Easily
Here's
u
chance,
Miss
Freckle
race
lo
try
a
remedy
for
freckles
with
Ihe
iguaranleo
oT
a
reliable
concern
that
il
will
not
cost
you
a
penny
unless
it
removes
the
freckles;
while
if
it
does
give
you
ia
clear
complexion
the
expense
is
(rifling.
Simply
gel
an
ounco
o
Olhine
double
strength
from
I
any
drug
or
department
store.
and
a
'few
applications
should
I
show
you
how
easy
Jt
is
lo
rid
yourself
of
the
homely
freckle
ami
get
a
beautiful
complexion
Harely
is
more
than
one
ounc
needed
for
the
worst
case.
He
suitvto
ask
the
druggist
for
(he
double
strength.
Olhine
as
this
strength
is
void
under
guarantee
of
money
back
if
il
fails
lo
remove
your
freckles,
At
nil
Commodore
Cafe
OPENING
DAY
MENU
Relishes
Sliced
Tonialoe,
Iced
Celery
Ripe
and
(Jreeu
Olives
Combination
Salad
Soups
Cream
of
Tjutnato
Huston
Clam
Chowder
Fish
Grilled
Salmon
or
Halibut
Julienne
Cold
Meats
Shamrock
llanf,
Ox
Tongue
Sliced
Chicken
Entrees
Stuffed
Pork
Tenderloin
Poached
Kgg
Maryland
Haricot
of
Lamb
Chasseur
Fillet
Mignon
Henry
IV.
Roasts
i
lloast
Young
Lamb
and
Mint
Sauce
Prime
llibs
Au
Jus
Stuffed
Chicken
and
Jelly,
Hread
Sauce
Dessert
Apple
Pie,
Lemon,
Haisin,
Creamed
Horn,
Cup
Custard
Individual
llaked
Alaska.
Tea
or
Coffee
occupying
the
Imperial
suits
are
Cafe
a
seven
feel
high
Indian
re-
PKnce
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
.1.
Green,
I'.
Shuley,
John
A.
Manlove.
K.
D.
Shaw,
Arthur
It.
M.
Wrighl.
F
K.
Mcl'eely,
V.
C.
Arnelt,
Georgf
F.
Adams
and
0.
A.
Uullimei
Vancouver;
Ii.
1..
Veller,
Totont.
(i.
T.
linimons,
U.S.
..Navy;
Mrs.
(I.
T.
liinmons,
Princelon,
ew
Jersey;
Otto
Silverman.
New
Utrk;
Mrs.
Brown
ami
Miss
Ada
Brown,
Port
lissington;
Mrs,.
J.
YVarne,
O.
T.
Sundal
and
J.
'.
F.ggleshaw,
Terrace.;
Mr.
an
I
Mrs.
T.
llenrickseu.
Kelchikau.
Central
Ii.
Ferreira,
Kwinilsa;
Oeorgv
h".
llenson
anil
J.
V.
Grell,
Oolst
Lake;
.1.
Sheasgreeu,,
Vancouver;
YV.
(Jee
and
V.
C.
(iee,
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
Tnke
notice
thai
Graham
Ave.
from
Allln
Ave.
to
Seventeenth
Sheet
will
be
closed
for
six
weeks,
coininenoin'g
Monday,
Juno
22.
llesideuts
are
roouesled
lo
get
in
their
supply
of
coal,'
etc.,
before
lhat
dale.
Ill
CITY
li.VGLNIilill.
I
M'l.n,,
C.ll.ii.l
iu
u!lililtr
ImiiL'lil
on
the
Prince
Huperl-for
Van
couver.
He
expects
to
make
a
trip
lo
Okanagan
district
for
the
drug
or
depa'tiuieiit
benefit
of
bis.
health,,
which
for
stores
or
by
mail.
Olhine.
P.O.;
the
past
six
months
has-been
far
Box
2016,
Montreal,
Canada.
from
good.
(
i
i
in
I
0
Local
aid
rersooai
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
A
real
50c
Taxi
Service.
Brown
Taxi.
Phone
80.
V
You'll
like
our
joall
era
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
La
Parisienne
Beauty
Fourth
St.,
Phone
301.
Shop,
tf
Save
your
soles.
50c.
service,
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
078.
tf
Football
to-night,
Acropolis
Hill
at
G.S5.
Callies
vs;
S.O.F.
The
train,
4lue
from
Ihe
Fast
at
3.30
this
afternoon,
is
report
ed
on
time.
Hich
and
poor
can
ride
now.
50c.
for
a
taxi
to
go
anywhere.
Drown
Taxi.
Phone
80.
11
All
Legioiiaires
are
requested
lo
attend
a
meeting
in
the
Met-
ropole
Hall
on
Friday
night
at
8,
o
clock.
Special
business.
i
h
Tickets
now
on
sale
at
Orme's
Ijrug
Slore
for
the
California
University
Glee
Club
Concert
ni
I
the
Wesiholmc
on
Monday
and
Tuesday.
lit
Hod
Morrison
of
Ihe
fire
de-
!pariiient
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Hupert
for
Vancouver
Ion
a
holiday
trip.
He
expects
l
no
fewer
than
four
Indianl.
....
fm.
,,.
,.
..
,,.,
princes
and
.Manarajaus.
inese
are
t
lie
llajahs
of
Kapurthala,
Haiininla.
Vizianagrain,
and
the
Prince
Karamjit
Singh
of
Kapur
thala.
night.
The
Prince
Huperl
Hoard
of
Trade
has
received
a
cordial
it
vilnlion
from
the
Commercial
Ilajipipla
is
Ihe
youngest
and
,,,uI
of
K,.lc,,ilvUI1
lo
vi(lit
,hal
handsomest
of
litem
all
and,
at-
many
a
debutante
will
bear
wit
ness,
dances
divinely.
All
the
IlaiiAhs
have
brought
long
Suites
with
them,
and
some
of
the
lat
ler
keep
to
their
Lastern
dress
city
in
conjunction
with
oilier
local
organizations
on
July
4,
lo
help
them
celebrate
their
annual
holiday.
,
FIIIK!
FIHK!
U.P.O.K.
Fir
wiien
tne
najan
oi
rv.tpui
mm..
.,-,.,
:..,
,....,.
0nivht
nes
in
t
lie
restaurant
or
ute
the
foods
and
wines
before
the
llajah
begins
his
meal.
Spirit
of
Carnival
unveiled
8.3"
ii
in
kIuiiii
Kvervlimlv
Iirinir
f
'
.
.
i-
.
-i.
uner
sianus
neiimus
ms
cu.ur
.
,
lral.m,.i
.m.i
wiir
ami
manes
a
pretence
oi
i
r
cau
dri!SS
,lle
fasesl
when
Hit:
Million
Dollar
Beauties
The
interesting
problem
"I
money
the
greal
breeder
of
good
looks"
has
been
propounded
by
the
Knglish
author
(i.
V.
Ken
drum,
on
seems
a
number
o
debs
who
arc
visiting
London
chamber.
this
season.
liirls
grow
prettier
and
pret
tier
as
their
fathers
grow
richer
and
ritiirt-,"
declares
Mr.
Leu
drum.
"Some
of
the
London
society
girls,
despite
all
their
ancestors,
will
have
lo
keep
d
close
eye
on
their
rivals
and
perhaps
take
a
bin"!
or
two."
According
to
the
inumers
on-!
of
the
pretliesl
debs
of
this
season
will
be
Miss
Monica
O'Shea,
the
daughter
of
U.S.'
Senator
O'Shea,
who
is
being
presented
by
the
American
Ambassadress,
Mrs.
Houghton.
She
has
red
hair
which
is
neither
bobbed,
hingled
'or
shingled
and
a
com
plexion
thai
dosn't
owe
a
lot
lo
the
beauty
parlor.
With
a
ctiap-erone
Miss
O'Shea
has
slartei
:he
season
al
the
llerkeley
ami
her
father
is
joining
her
later.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Fire
Alarm
goes.
Dancing,
He
freshuients.
Prizes.
Singiuu
Kveryone
welcome.
Oenls.
$1
Ladies
free.
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
hospital
board
was
he't
last
night
in
the
cilv
count-!
I'hose
present
wen
President
S.
K.
Campbell,
Vice-President
.1.
11.
Thompson;
H.
II.
Little,
Aid.
V.
M.
Drown,
Leo
Waugh,
Dr.
H.
K.
Tremayne,
C.
II.
Klkins,
Mrs.
11.
C.
Parsons,
.1.
Christie
and
Managing
secre
tary
II.
V.
Birch.
The
American
Medical
Pub
lishing
Co.
has
already
sent
the
Prince
Hupert
General
Hospital
twenty
pounds
of
bond
stationery
and
has
offered
lo
furnish
a
years
suplpy
of
stationery
far
the
institution
free
of
charge.
Letters
presented
to
the
hospital
board
last
tiighl
staled
(hat
there
were
strings
to
Ihe
offer.
,
It
was
accepted
by
the
board.
The
matter
of
the
Fifth
Ave.
approach
lo
the
hospital,
which
is
ju
a
dilapidaled
condition
was
referred
lo
al
the
meeling
of
(he
hospital
board
last
nigh!
and
the
finance
and
house
com-nut
lees
were
authorized
lo
proceed
wilh
repairs.
II
is
proposed
lo
reolace
t
lie
plank
roadway
now
there
with
a
piece
of
sur
faced
road
similar
to
tttal
on
Fifth
Avenue.
Mrs.
Ingabor
Falk
of
Vuuars-dol,
who
is
to
lie
admitted
to
Ihe
menial
hospital
at
lisson-lale,
and
her
sixteen
year
olJ
son,
who
is
to
bo
placed
in
the,
Industrial
School,
were
brought
t
lo
Ihe
city-by
Provincial
Con
stable
J.
P.
liggleshaw
last
nighl.
They
will
be
taken
south
louighl
by
Mrs.
J.
Wnrne
of,
Terrace
and
Provincial'
Constable
Sniilh
oi
Ihe
local
ollice.
Aldv
Brown,
reporting
to
the
hospital
board
last
night
on
behalf
of
a
special
coiiiiuilleo
which
had
repair
work
al
the
Institution
in
hand,
stated
that,
whereas
the
estimate
uf
I
he
work
in
(lueslion
hail
been
I300,
it
had
actually
been
done
for
something
under
l-00.
Presi
dcnl
Campbell
complimented
Aid.
Brown
fo
keeping
down
the
cost
and
at
the
same
time
having
the
work
netTcetively
done.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Moose
PIc-nic
June
28.
G.V.A,pcnie
July
10,
orapleasantptckme-up
eataJERSEYMILKbar
Chocolate
is
the
greatest
cnergymaker
in
the
world
soldiers,
mountaineers
and
explorers
always
rely
on
it
So
when
you
feel
tired
eat
a
Jersey
Milk
Bar.
It
is
plain
milk
chocolate
in
its
purest
form.
But
not
ordinary
chocolate
I
It
is
so
,
,
delicious,
so
daintily
flavored
that
you'll
make
Jersey
Milk
your
prime
favorite
at
once.
Try
a
bar
and
see.
Look
for
the
white-and-gold
wrapper.
Solid
Milk
Chocolate
Day
Phones
423
530
Gr.
601
Black
735
5c,
10c
and
25c
sizes.
Week-end
::
Specials
for
Friday
and
Saturday
O
Jy
21
PIECE
TEA
SETS
See
them
in
our
window,
per
set
$3.75
Pure
Spun
Silk
in
six
newest
shades,
per
yard.
.
.
Coates'
Mixed
Crochet
Cotton,
per
hall
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dlr,
.
.
$1.25
.....
10c
H.
S.
WALLACE
Co.
Ltd.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
FrizzeU
Butcher
Shop,
across
from
the
Empress
Hotel
Wc
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
TUGBOATS
Night
Phones
687
S39
Gr.
601
Black
,735
RAW
FURS
If
you
want
to
be
paid
highest
possible
CASH
prices
for
your
HAW
FURS,
Turward
them
to
R.
S.
ROBINSON
A
SONS,
LTD.
Branch
Receiving
Office:
1225-6
Standard
Bank
Bid).,
Vancouver,
B.C.
HeadyOrfiee:
U.S.ll.
Hldg.,
43-51
Louise
Su
Viiiult
Man.
i
Est.
1883.
Incorporated
1020