day.
June
1ft.
1925.
taF
Bet
Clean
Bp
Week
I
if
Kmc
tins.
MOTHS
jwsquitoes
Drt
doped
at
World'.
Furanott
Scientific
Iniuatrial
Research
lrutltute.
Will
not
tain.
Plrlaant
aStw.
I
UrtnlM
to
human
and
animal.
YourOrocfr
or
Druggist
Now
for
a
SportSkirt
and
Sweater
"Demers"
House
of
Quality
Phone
27
P.O
.Cox
327
Old
Dutch
Cleanser,
9
for
$1.00
Gem
Lye,
for
$1.00
Lilac
Rose
Soap,
13
for
$1.00
Goblin
Soap,
IK
for
$1.00
Solvene
Shredded
Soap.
J
Hi.
ji.n'kii
90c
MussallenVs
417-423
Firth
Ave.
East.
Phones
18
and
84.
1
Now
obtainable
In
Prince
Rupert.
Suprema
Canada's
Favorite
Furniture
J
Polish.
At
nil
good
r
to
res
in
mnll
or
large
botllcs.
Also
"SUPREMA"
Mop
Oil
nd
Uio
famous
"Eureka
Bleach."
I.iok
for
Uio
llooslor
Laliel.
Dr.
E,
S.
Tait
1
1
x
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince,
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
9
lo
0.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686.
r,n
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evening
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
SI.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
8and
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
ADDRESS
GIVEN
!
ELKS'
BANQUET
Colonel
Royal
Burrltt
Speaks
tol
Local
Members
on
Work
of
I
'
VERY
RAPID
GROWTH
!
Colonel
Royal
Hurrjft.
grand
1
exalted
ruler
of
the
Canadian
order
of
Ivlk
was
last
evening
;ilin
guest
of
honor
al
a
banquet
given
by
I
h
local
lodge
in
the
St.
Regis
l
".a
re
dining
room.'
L.
M.
Fuller,
exalled
ruler
of
Hie
local
lodge
presided
and
I
here
was
a
good
representation
of
local
lEIkdom
presenl.
Arthur's
orchestra
provided
(he
music
and
a
Vocal
selection
was
given
by
h.
Sabourin.
The
feature
of
the
evening
was;
Hie
address
divert
hy
the
visitor.
Col.
Iturrill
who
spoke
for
three
quarter
of
an
hour,
giving
a"
exposition
of
some
of
the
problems
faced
by
the
order
and
an
oration
on
Elkdom,
its
aims
and
aspirations
and'
the
duties
and
responsibilities
0f
member.
of
Hie
order.
Colonel
Hurrilt
thanked
Ihe
officials
of
the
local
lodge
for
the
reception
they
had
given
him
und
for
the
opportunity
for
seeing
the
greatest
city
in
western
Canada.
All
the
people
he
had
met
here
admitted
that
It
was
Ihe
greatest.
He
found
they
were
all
oplimists
as
they
should
be.
The
men
he
had
tnel
had
Ix-en
a
areal
inspiration.
They
wcr
anxious
and
willing
to
he
of
service.
Western
Order
Speaking
of
Ihe
order,
Colonel
llurrill
said
it
was
founded
on
charily,
juslics,
brotherly
love
ami
fidelity.
II
was
a
western
wan
10.
Manitoba
S,
Ontario
28.
Quebec
10,
New
Hrunswirk
I
and
.Newfoundland
1.
These
lodge.
were
not
of
mushroom
development
but
all
were
on
a
firm
foundation
doing
good
work
i-
Ihe
roiiununilies
in
which
llicv
were
located.
Elkdoin.
the
Colonel
said,
had
now
attained
a
momentum
which
would
earry
il
forward,
and
it
was
bound
lo
be
one
of
the
greatest
fraternal
orders
in
Can
ada.
They
were
founded
on
N
PROBATE
In
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
In
ihe
.Mailer
of
the
"Administration
Act"
ami
In
the
Mailer
of
the
Estate
'of
V.
R.
McCcorge,
Deceased.
TAKE
NOTICE
I
bat
by
an
Order
or
Hi
Honor
Judge
Young
dated
Ihe
5th
day
of
June,
1925,
I,
the
undersigned,
was
appointed
Administrator
wilb
Ihe
Will
annex,
of
the
estate
of
AV.
H.
Mcfleorge,
.deceased.
All
parlies
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
here
by
required
lo
forward
same,
properly
verified
to
me,
within
thirty
day
from
the
lale
pf
this
notice
and
all
parties
indebted
lo
the
said
cslale
are.
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
Iheir
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
Dated
nl
Prince
Unpen,
n.'.,
Ibis
13th
day
of
June,
1925.
N.
A.
WATT,
Official
AdminMrator.
N
PROBATE
In
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
-
Columbia
In
the
Mailer
of
Ihe
"Adminis-
tion
Act"
and
in
Ihe
Matter
of
Ihe
Estate
of
George
Dennett,
Deceased,
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
thai
by
an
Order
or
His
Honor
Judge
Young
dated
Ihe
5th
day
or
June,
1925.
I
Ihe
undersigned,
was
appointed
Administrator
or
the
ostalc
of
Oeorge
Hennrtt,
intestate.
Ml
nartfes
having
claims
against
the
said
eslalo
are
hereby
required
In
forward
same,
properly
verified
to
me,
wilhin
n.triv
d'av
from
the,
date
of
Ibis
notice,
nnd
all
parlies.
Indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
or
tneir
intieincii
nana
In
me
rorlbwitli.
'
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert.
n.C,
Ibis
131b
day
of
June,
1925.
N.
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Ihe
dealer
who
Recommends
2in1
ShoePblisK
is
banking
on
your
contlmred
patJ&naqe-
order
having-
been
roomlet
in
sir
Charles
Piers
Is
Studylna
Vancouver
in
1912.
It
had
no
hoary
traditions
but
was
imbued
with
the
spirit
of
youth
that
laugh
at
years.
It
emphasized
the
value
of-friendship
-and
glorified
Ihe
relations
of
man
In
man.
Speaking
of
the
growth
of
lh
order
in
Canada,
the
speaker
said
that
it
had
increased
35
per
cent
In
les
than
two
years
There
were
now
30
lodge
of
which
there
were
in
Hrilish
Columbia
21,
Alberta
17,
Saskatche
patriotism
which
Jaughl
people
lo
all
'honorably
and
to
revere
the
flag
h
the
symbol
reminding
the
people
of
their
rights
and
duties.
Willi
this
i-iul
in
view
an
annual
flay
day
was
instituted
which
11
was
hoped
would
somcj
day
be
oflieially
recognized
and
declared
a
public
holiday.
Red
Blooded
Men
Klkdom
taught
people
to
be
law-abiding
citizens.
Their
activities"
were
not
restricted
to
ihe
few
but
the
idea
Of
brolhe-lj
love
as
exemplified
in
service
was
inculcated.
-
The
world
needs
red-Moodei
turn
of
the
stromx
kjndrtriie
men
who
will
play
r
life
V
game,"
declared
the
speaker.
It
was
not
Elklike
In
bear
a
.grudge
and
they
should
avoid
llie
poisonous
tongue
of
gossip.
The
best
way
lo
benefit
themselves
was
to
benefit
oilier,
to
radiate
happiness,
1o
inakr
life
sweeter,
man
b'etler
and
the
world
.
happier.
At
the
close
of
Lhp
address,
Hen
Self
presented
the
.
visitor
with
a
black
slate
totem
suitably
engraved
"and
a
packet
of
pictures
of
(lie
scenery
between
Ibis
city
and
Vancouver,
which
was
suitably
acknowledged.
JOURNALIST
VISITS
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
Local
Problems
and
Writing
Articles
Among
the
prominent
visitor
in
the
city
just
now
is
Sir
Charles
Piers,
Hart,
of
Vancouver,
journalist
-an'd
retired
military
man,
who
i
here
studying
con-dilinns
wlllf
a
view
to
writing
a
series
of
articles
for
Hrilish
and
oilier
periodicals.
Sir
Charles
is
an
investigator
and
a
student
of
the
'various
problems
of
Ihe
day.
He
is
a
veteran
of
Ihe
Boer
war
and
also
of
the
Oreat
War.
Educated
a!
Eton
and
Cambridge
Universitj
from
which
he
graduated
with
honor.
he
became
a
soldier,
hi
regiment
.being
the
Sherwood
Foresters,
Nolls
and
Derby.
He
was
given
hi
commission
in
1890
ami
drafted
inlo
the
special
reserve
in
1U0G,
name
to
Canada
in
1910
and
returned
with
LToIrin'.
TigVrs,-
being
grafted
later
inlo
the
I5lh
corps
slalT
Intelligence
department
where
lie
was
general
ollicer
of
Ihe
third
grade
"for
six
months',
thus
serving
al
general
headquarter.
until
June
1919."
,
Articles
written
by
Sir
Chad"
have
been
appearing
in
Hritis't
and
Canadian
newspapers
ami
periodicals
and
have
been
attracting
a
good
deal
of
attention.
Financial'
-question'
particularly
appeal
o
him.
He
is
at
present
visiting
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ceo.
Hushliy,
Fourth
Ave.
TEA
AM)SMP
KOYED
YERY
SUCCESSFUL
AT
THE
BAPTIST
CHURCH
A
tea
and
sale
of
home
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
in
J
lie
Baptist
Church
parlor,
the
proceeds
of
which
exceeded
all
expectations.
The
convener
of
the
ten
was
Mr..
C
l.arkin
and
she
was"
assisted
by
Mrs.
H.
Newell,
Mrs.
IversOn,
Mi's.
O
Johnston,
Mrs.
Morgan,
and
Mrs
Hibberl.
'
Homo
cooking
was
in
charge
of
Mrs.
Robertson
and
Mrs.
.1
Hamplon.
dverlle
in
the
Daily
News.
MISSMcCAUL
HAS
RESIGNED
Lady
Superintendent
of
Local
Hospital
Leaving
to
Accept
Important
Position
in
j
New
York.
Miss
Edith
McCaul,
R.N.,
who
lias
heen
lady
superintendent
of
he
Prince
Ituperl
JJeneral
Hospital
for
the
past
(wo
years,
la?t
night
submitted
Jier
resignation
to
the
'hoard,
saige
lo
take
effect
oii
July
8.
In
her
letter
of
re
signation,
Miss
.McCaul
thanked
the
board
for
help
and
co-operation
that
had
been
extended
her
during
her
slay
in
Prince
Ituperl
und
wished
the.
hospital
nil
future
success.
Miss
McCaul
lias
accepted
a
position
as
assistant
superin
tendent
of
SI.
Mary's
Hospital,
a
large
institution
just
outside
the
'ity
of
New
York.
President
Campbell,
after
explaining
lo
Ihe
board
why
she
was
resigning,
said
that
it
was
with
a
great
deal
of
regret
that
Miss
McCaul'.
resignation
would
b-received.
Her
work
had
been
of
u
high
order,
routine
and
discipline
at
the
hospital
Jiad
been
excellent
iunder
her
supervision
uul
results
obtained
spoke
amply
or
her
ability.
On
motion
or
H.
H.
Little,
seconded
by
Aid.
Hrown,
Mis
McCaul'
resignation
was
accepted
with
regret.
II.
11.
Litlle,
chairman
ot
the
executive
committee,
reported
that
applications
Tor
the
position
of
lady
superintendent
were
being
sought
in
Vancouver,
Victoria.
Calgary
and
Winnipeg.
They
were
to
lie
in
by
June
3rt.
The
board'
con
firmed
the
action
of
the
execu
live
committee.
The
resignation
or
Miss
Viola
Cameron.
H.N..
effective
a
month
hence,
from
the
night
staff
wn
ilso
reported
to
the
"hoard.
DON'T
WAIT
Don't
waste
time
taking
pills,
I
ablets
or
powder
"for
gas
on
the
stomarh
or
constipation,
when
simple
buckthorn
bark,
magnesiHm
sulph.
c.
p.
glycerine,
etc.,
as
mixed
in
Adlerika,
removes
gas
in
TEN
minutes
and
brings
out
a
surprising
amount
of
old
waste
matter
you
never
thought
was
in
your
-system.
-
Adlerika
is
such
an
excellent
Intestinal
evaeuant
thai
you
will
be
astonished'
at'
its
QUICK
ac
tion.
Slops
that
full,
bloated
feeling
and
makes
you
happy
and
cheerful.
Don't
wait
any
longer
bill
.ri
eoyubrv
..
Ibic-,nraf
Sf-w
but
give
your
bowels
a
REAL
cleansing
with
Adlerika
lodayt
-
Ormes
Limited,
Druggists.
ORE
DISCOVERIES
ALICE
ARM
DURING
VEEKANNOUNCED
Alice
Property
Joining
Esperanza
Shows
High
Grade
Silver
and
Good
Values
on
Riverside
II.
Several
important
ore
discOv
eries
have
been
made
during
I
bo
week
in
Ihe
Alice
Arm
district
says
the
Alice
Ami
Herald.
These
discoveries
are
not
"promolor
strikes,"
but-
have
been
made
during
development
work
by
the
owners
oT
different
properties.
Welcome
news
comes
from
the
Alice
properly
that
a
high
grade
vein
of
silver
ore
six
inches
wide
lias
been
encountered
al
a
deplb
of
about
fifty
feel,
and
a
dislance
of
aboul
fifty-six
feet
from
the
portal
of
the
tunnei
Specimens
of
the
ore
brought
lo
town
are
magnificent
specimen
and
contain
brittle
and
ruby
sil
ver,
also
galena
and
zinc
ore.
The
Alice
is
owned
by
a
number
of
Anyox
residents.
H
Joins
Ihe
jl'.speranza,
and
the
location
of
the
discovery
Is
about
aooo
icei
You'll
afrec
that
c
Vila?
x
SEAL
rns
Is
more
Delidoui
than
any
other
Can
You
Afford
to
Speculate?
EVERY
time
you
buy
something
you
are
either
speculating
or
making
a
definite
investment.
'
Few
people
can
afford
to
speculate.
Yet
many
do
it
continually,
in
making
their
everyday
purchases.
And
it
is
so
unnecessary.
The
advertisements
make
it
easy
for
any
one
to
avoid
taking
a
chance.
-
The
merchant
or
manufacturer
who
advertises,
realizes
that
the
good-will
of
his
customers
means
money
in
the
bank
to
him.
He
knows
that
the
public
confidence
in
his
product
and
public
respect
for
his
own
character
are
as
valuable
as
his
credit
at
the
bank.
So
he
makes
the
individual
satisfaction
of
his
patrons,
their
loyalty
and
fair
friendship
paramount
issues
in
his
business.
When
you
buy
an
adoertised
product,
you
can
know
in
advance
what
to
expect
in
return
for
your
money.
You
can
counl
on
its
being
right.
You
are
making
an
investment.
But
when
you
buy
nameless,
unbranded
merchandise,
you
are
taking
a
chance.
You
are
speculating.
-
Know
what
you
buy.
The
advertisements
will
tell
you.
from
the
Esperanza
workings.
On
Ihe
Hiverside
No.
2
an
ore
discovery
has
been
made
that
may
place
that
properly
among
the
producing
mines
at
an
early
date.
A
sample
of
ore
recently
taken
from
a
dyke
gave
assay
returns
or
$12.00
in
gold
per
ion.
This
dyke
is
three
reel
wide
and
can
be,
traced
on
the
surrace
Tor
a
long
dislance.
It
cuts
an
ore
vein
rrom,
which
samples
have
been
tatfen
giving
returns
of
13
.ozs.
silver
and
6.50
in
gold
per
ton.
'
The.
Riverside
No.
2
is
located
bn'firanite
creekin
Ihe
Kitsault
valley,
about
five
miles
from
Alice
Arm,
anil
is
owned
byAV.
A.
Wilson
and
J.
A.
McDecnianl.
The
discovery
is
about
500
feel
from
Ihe
railway
tracks.
CHILDREN'S
WARD
TOTAL
$2,111,95
Still
Some
Money
Coming
In-
Good
Progress
Being
Made
on
Changes
at
Hospital
It
was
reported
lo
the
hospital
board
last
night
(bat
Ihe
child
ren's
ward
subscription
list
had
reached
n
total
or
.f2.lll.95
with
donations
yet.
lo
he.
received
rrom
Ihe
Elks'
Lodge
and
Ihe
First
North
H.C.
Regiment.
Reporting
lor
the
committee
having
supervision
over
the
work
or
putting
In
the
children's
ward,1
Leo
Waugh
reported
to
the
meel-
ing
lhat
(he
new
case
room
va.
practically
rompleled.
'
When
this
work
has
been
done,
a
start
will
lx
mnilo
On
the
children'
ward
which
Is
to
occupy
lha$
portion
of
the
hospital
now
used
as
a
caseinoni.
NOT
FORGOTTEN.
r
First
Woman
Has
your
bus
band
quit
golf?
Second
NVoman
Yes,
.but
he
still
retains
the
language
when
he
changes
a
tire.
Boston
Glob
TIMBER
SALE
X7147.
There
will
be
ofrered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
al
noon
on
the
25th
day
of
June,
1925,
in
the
of
rice.
oT
the
F'orest
llaoiger,
II
az-ellon,
ll.C,
the
Licence
X7H7,
lo
cut
151,1(j3
lineal
feci
or
Cedar
Poles"
and
Piling
on
an
area
situated
on
the
east
bank
ut
Skeena
River,
approximately
lb
miles
north
ot
Hazellon,
Range
5,
Coast
District.
Two
years
will
be
allowed
Tor
removal
or
timber.
"Provided
that
any
one
unable
to
attend
the
auction
in
person
may
submit
a
sealed
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
ot
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
F'urther
'particulars
or
the
Cbier
Forester,
Victoria,
ll.C,
or
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert,
H.C.
,
IN
PROBATE.
In
the
County
Court
of
Prince
Rupert
'
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
ami
In
the
Matter
of
the
Instate
of
Joseph
Housel,
Deceased,
Inteslate;
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honour
F.
McH.
Young,
made
Ihe
10th
day
nf
March,
A.D.
1925.
the
undersigned
was
appointed
Administrator
of
Ihe
Estate
of
Joseph
Housel,
deceased,
and
all
persons
having
claims
aguinsl
the
said
estate
are
hereby
re
quired
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
Ifllh
day
of
June',
A.D.
1925,
and
all
parties,
indebted
lo
the
estate
are
required
In
pay
lite
amount
of
Iheir
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
Dated
this
I5lh
day
of
May
1925.
V
.
fi
L.
MONIIOR
.
Official
Administrator,
Atlln,
D.C.
PAGE
FTTH
H1-
FiveRoses
Flour
For
Breads,
Cakes,
Pud-'
dings,
Pastries
Ynur
puddings
are
palatable,
why
use
Five
Ropes?
Simply
because
you
want
them
more
daintily
porous,
more
digestible.
Five,
Roses
puddings
digest
unconsciously
every
spnonrnl
is
a
Insly
source
or
vitality.
John
L
Christie
Sales
Agent
Prince
Rupert
Striped
Madras
Shirting
A
splendid
Wash
Fabric
for
Hoy's
Shirts,
Pyjamas,
or
Ladies'
Dresses.
While
ground
with
colored
stripes.
Over
20
pieces
ilo
choose
from
32
Inches
wide.
Per
Yard
45c
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
Third
Ave.