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who
wish
to
stimulate
the
growth
of
their
hair
should
use
Van
Em
Liquid
Scalp
Massafte.
A
glorious
head
of
strong
vigorous
hair
surely
follows
its
consis
tent
use.
aod
consistent
use
is
easy
because
Van
Ess
cotres
tilted
with
a
patent
rubber
applicator
that
feed
the
nedicamem
directly
to
the
roots
of
ths
hair.
And
.
tne
nexioMt
rippics
w
ine
apvutaiur
oring
a
dhiuii
f
Hrml.it
inn
ti
I.Wd
to
leed
the
hair
roots.
Huvvour
Van
Ess
on
M-day
treatment
plan.
Monty
tfifk
if
it
fails.
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Prince
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Monday,
July
a,
1925.
Basilica
Libea
Abdominalis.
One
of
the
trends
of
modern
times
is
the
desire
of
men
and
women
to
retain
their
youthfiiliiess.
Everyone
has
he.ird
often
enough
about
women
painting
and
powdering
and
using
clay
and
massage
and
employing
beauty
specialists.
Ms
women
take
some
steps
to
correct
Ihe
irregularities
brought
about
by
the
ravages
of
age
and
unwise
methods
of
life.
Fat
women
re-
titro
nml
tliin
wummi
Irv
In
o-pf
fnt
showed
signs'
of
increasing
until
it
became
most
difficult
toi
keep
it
down
and
in
many
cases
hope
of
improvement
was
given!
played
instead
of
being
watched.
help
to
keep
a
person
fit.
Sports
Are
Better
Than
Exercises.
Sports
are
alway
To
watch
a
game
does
not
belter
for
keeping
a
person
in
condition
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
EXCURSION
TO
KETCHIKAN
WAS
The
C.P.H.
S.S.
Princes
Royal
j
arrived
hack
yesterday
morning
about
9.30
with
over
two
hun
dred
lired
excursionists.
Every
body
reported
a
very
fine
lime
experienced
in
Ketchikan,
and
a
very
fine
eeleliivilion
was
put
on
by
the
citizens
in
honor
of
their
natal
day.
Part
of
the
program
consisted
uf
a
parade
in
which
the
local
pipe
hand
participated,
to
Hie
very
great'
amusement
and
interest
of
the
people
generally.
Of
late,
however,
men
have
been
ifb
less
.insistant
about
f1
Ka?k.
!
,lu',ort
:,llmr
caring
for
their
figures.
Douglas
Fairbanks,
the
eminent
movie
actor,
has
at
his
home
a
gymnasium
which
he
calls
"Basilica
Linea
Abdominalis
the
waist
line.
or
Ihe
temple
dedicated'
to
the
reducing
ofj
The
parade
was
featured
byj
several
floats
in
which
various
organizations
and
lodges
took
part,
and
there
were
many
float
of
an
original
and
beautiful
character.
The
first
prize
went
to
Eagle's
Lodge,
while
Ihe
Boy
cout.s
were
accord
1
1
second
place.
The
afternoon
was
spent
with
games,
both
Anyox
and
Huper!
losing
lo
the
Ketchikan
players,
and
in
the
evening',
after
Hie
regular
show,
the
Elks
from
Ru
pert
put
on
a
midnight
frolic
in
Ihe
Coliseum.
The
program
did
not
gel
under
way
until
ll.3n
and
as
the
hoal
was
billed
lo
sail
at
1
2.30,
(lie
program
had
lo
he
cul
short
in
order
lo
he
sure
of
As
Hie
Ketchikan
time
is
one
hour
behind
that
in
Prince
Rupert,
this
meant
that
the
boat
was
really
sailing
an
hour
and
a
(half
later
than
"
it
was
WM8
intended.
Men
today
do
not
like
to
have
an
extended
waist
line.
Some
v
V
of
them
are
severely
afflicted
by
hereditary
tendency.
TJ,tirl;erlheless
here
are
many
who
fathers
and
mothers
had
extended
waist
lines
and
as
soon
n
WPPe
er
d.'s;,',",,,,1
l,ial.
"
Ihov
Allltf.l
.W..
Iii
....
..,.rwi..,.,i
i;r
n...
:...""
Vw
tu
s.op
merw
i
thirty
minutes
more
lo
coinpleie
the
concert.
up.
Others
made
determined
efforts
and
by
means
of
much'
niTTr
n
n
r
i
nir
dietiiig'aud
strenuous
exercise
succeeded
in
lessening
the
weight;
Icy
y
A
k
RAl
K
and
'measurement
very
considerably."
With
some
people
fear
of
ItUlil
illxiU
Dlvil1
fatness
is
a
continuous
nightmare.
It
comes.
m
spite
of
them.
j
To
correct
the
waist
line
we
won
I'd
suggest
that
the
young
man
start
early
and
see
thai
there
is
no
letup
through
life.
All-,
FROM
SEATTLE
(luminal
exercises,
are
a
great
help,
and
reasonable.
dii't,
also
is
-
an
aill?
A'tlilericrSportsand
gnu
areiifseful
but
itJievJslii'ifijtlt
-bel'i
...
m,l
....
To
Puget
Sound;
Arriving
Home
Saturday.
After
a
delightful
I
wo
week's
gaslmat
trip
down
the
coast,
which
look
them
as
far
south
as
than
exercises
des.gned
for
that
purpose.
V
ay
any
n(
the
games
.;ille
alui
Bellingham,
Charlie
and
the
mind
as
well
as
the
body
is
refreshed
by
the
entire
i:tirrie
and
Sydney
Hunler
re-change
from
the
ordinary
occupations
of
life.
The
person
who
rned
lo
port
on
the
former's
can
play
well
with
moderation
is
one
who
will
live
long,
ojher
power
boat
Ruby
Mae
on
Salur-hmgs
being
miual.
A
great
many
may
not
care
for
football,
day
evening,
making
the
run
baseball,
tenn.is
or
swimming,
though
it
is
difficult
to
under-
from
Vancouver
under
pleasant
.
tntiit
turn
na.il
II.
lit
lt
1
1
4
.-Kiuu
mo,
niuii
ui
fcu
iiiiuupM
me.
wiiiioui
iieiug
ias-cinaled
by
one
of
these
sports.
'
.tiist
an
ouliiig
at
the
beach
or.
a
fishing
trip
gives
plejity
of.
vigorous
.exercise,
and
keeps
the
person
from
becoming
stalei
Not
Let
Recreation
....'"
Take
Place
Of
Work.
There
are
a
few
immoderate
persons
who
allow
their
recreation
Jo
interfere
with
their
work.
Recreation
fills
their
life
instead,.
of
filling
their
holidays.
A
person's
work,
shoflld
fill
the
lif(j..and
be
the
main
consideration
all
the
tirrje.
Once
the
recreational
activities
are
introduced
Into
the
'business
bouse,
the
shop'ur.
tlie
factory,
the
work
suffers.
Each
has
its
nlnee
l.nl
sports
aud
games
and
otlu'r
recreations
must
always
be
kept
i-.M.wuiyian;.
i
nf
employer
noes
noi
nnow
any
encroachment
oil
his
time.by
employees
.who
become
enthused
with
outside
activities.
Some
Never
Succeed;
,
:',.
They
Live
For
Recreatlon.J'i?
hi.
?!
;,;..,
Hid:;:
;
'.'
home
people
never
iiceeellTjeir'HiSlheffforl
i
iiej
auow
ouisuie
activities
to
dominate
their
lives.
With
them
recreation
.is
a
profession
and
work
is
simply
a
side
line.
They
should
lie
professional
sportsmen
but
the
probability
is
that
if
they
were,
they
would
make
work
a
recreation.
W'e
are
attracted
by
the
new
aud
when
a
nernn
takvs
im
new
sport
or
revives
an
old
one
and
becomes
enthused
over
it,
j
slopping
place
on
the
trip
iiu-ids
gn-ni
icmiency
10
give
up
everything
else
for
it
and
to
forget
the
main
object
of
life.
This
has
to
be
guarded
against.
sHJsjHHI-
lliMsMTTP
fsfRiWsir
IHMClSs
weather
conditions
in
around
72
hours,
actual
running
lime.
'
Ooing
down
the.
coast,
slops
were,
made
at
Jiuledale.
Bella
Bella,
Hardy
Bay,
Nainu
and
Powell
River,
the
Rulty
Mae
picking
up
a
disabled
American
schooner
bound
for
Siberia
off
Namu
and
lowing
her
in.
Arriving
at
Vancouver
the
mariners
proceeded
to
Blaine,
Washington,
taking
the
motor
bus
from
there
to
Bellingham,:
Everett
and
Seallle,
at
which
points
slop-overs
were
made.
Returning
from
Vancouver
the
weather
was
bleat,
allliough
Ihe
Huby
Mae
got
a
little,
shaking
up
in
Queen
Oharlollo
Sound.
China
llat
was
reached
.
in'
Thusdaj;
P'yjjdvin
tinii'foVith'p'blys
toat-lend
a
religious
native
seivice
conducted
by
Dr.
Spencer
and
Capt.
W.
Y)liver,
missionary.
The
run
in
on
Saturday
was
made
from
Lowe
Inlet,
Ihe
last
ANNUAL
DANCE
WAS
GIVEN
AT
BUTEDALE
Cannery
Enlarged
and
Two
New
Boats
Added
to
Fleet.
BUTEDAI.K,
July
C
The
opening
of
Ihe
-fishing
season
was
celebrated
by
the
annual
dance
given
here
by
the
Canadian
Fishing
Company,
which
was
attended
by
two
hundred
people.
It
was
held
in
the.
can
loft
here
and
a
most
enoyablc
lime
was
spent.
Among
the
visitors
were
guests
from
several
of
Ihe
adjoining
canneries
and
.
camps.
A.
K,
Coffey
and
his
son,
who
have
been
painting
the
lown
of
Jiuledale
red
for
Ihe
past
two
njonllis.
left
Saturday
for
Wales
Island
wilh
three
paint
pumps,
gas
engine
and
other
paraphernalia
for
his
work,
Including
a
paint
gun.
Buledale
is
now
all
red
except
the
customs
house,
which
Is
green.
The
Buledale
cannery
has
been
enlarged
this
summer
and
new
machinery
installed
and
it
is
DATZ.T
RTEVTB
looked
on
a
one
of
the
best
can-none
in
H.
G
-
Two
new
boats'
of
the
seine
boat
type,
huilf
in
Vancouver
for
Hie
Canadian
Fishing
Company,
arrived
here
during
the
week
ami
llfTTTrilT
PsVT
lAIr'lV.wiH
operate
out
f
here.
They
Til
1.11
l
III
I
r
If
are
each
of
31
Ions
register
with
aimwA
uiivv
aw
pj,,
PnfrinPS,
They
are
the
Iskedani,
Cant.
H.
Cadwaltadrr,
Local
People
Helped
Alaskans,
and
Ihe
Kaiun,
Capl.
Taylor.
Celebrate
Their
National
Holiday.
Hie
Mao
in
the
Moon
JAKE
says
he
bus
no
kick
coming,
hut
he'll
have
on
going
if
he
isn't
careful.
COODBYE
Ketchikan,
W'e
wish
you
well;
We
invaded
your
city,
In
a
crowd
pell
niell;
And
now
we
are
home,
II
feels
like
heaven.
A
.
COR
RESPONDENT
from
"the
outside"
wants
lo
know
if
I
lie
street
curs,
here
give,
transfers.
They
do.
They
transfer
your
mo;tey
into
their
pockets.
I
THANK
I
lie
powers
that
I'm
alive,
And
thai
I'
still
can
borrow
five;
And
spend
ft
nil
in
any
dive,
Around
Prince
Rupert.
I
thank
my
wife
Ihe
following
morn,
When
hack
lo
her
I
come
forlorn;
Of
all.
my
boasted
joy
I'm
Shorn.
In
Prince
Rupert.
THERE'S
one
thing
about
those
hoys,
Ihey
have
Ihe
"experience
while
we
retain
the
cash.
AN
optimist
is
a
man
wlio
starts
playing
poker
with
two
dollars.
THE
modern
actress
ha
little
lo
conceal.
ftrNNTXO
after
a
woman
it
a
comparatively
easy
process
Backing
away,
Jake
says,
is
the
difficulty.
JAKE
does
not
like
some
of
Ihe
mads
here.
He.
says
lie
was
rid
ing
in
a
laxi
the
other
night
ami
his
young
lady
friend
was
bounced
right
out
of
h'is
arms.
IT
is
said
that
the
lanu
factum's
are
luruidg
In
free
trade.
Of
the
135
diverces
granted
by
the
Senate
this-
yenr,
Hiinfrs.
secured
fl2.
THE
orchestra
often
takes
the
rest
out
of
restaurant
and
puts
(lie
din
into
dinner.
THERE
are
.several
people
I'd
like
lo
kill
wera
it
not
for
the
close
season
on
crabs.
NOW
1
have
it.
Let
us
get
up
a
"hMler
weather
week.'
A
HISTORY,
of
the
rise.
and
fall
of
man
jong
should
prove
nn
interest
ing
best
seller.
A
YOU
NT.
lady
of
my
ar
nnninliinpp
si,l
.aim
:
tipvor
liannl
-
.:
",
,
,
such
awful
won)
(before.
Bow
siir-.niirw,'.
uify
-.wTrj;
imij,
is-
wiiui
juj!tie.s
me.
.'-.'
....
L.
k'l
tti.
i
s't
"'t
,NYlM)nY
fn
r'make
laws.
That
is
child's
work.
Dodging
them
is
tin?
difficult
matter.
THE
other
day
at
Sanla
Bar-
Here's
a
real
shortcake
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
4!
Monday,
July
6,
1923.
i,4
-
Here's
a
shortcake
more
delicious,
more
nourishing
and
more
easily
digested
than
the
ordinary
shortcake
that
is
made
of
soggy
white
flour
dough.
Dip
the
strawberries
over
Shredded
Wheat
then
serve
with
sugar
and
cream.
A
treat
for
the
warm,
sultry
days
cool
and
refreshing.
Contains
all
the
iron
you
need,
all
the
vitamtnes
you
need,
all
the
bran
you
need.
A
wholesome,
nourishing
dishifor
breakfast,
for
lunch,
for
dinner.''
'Mostfood
for
least
money
preach
a
farewell
sermon
lo
the
members
who
are.
leaving
with
the
contingent
on
July
8.
The
members
will
assemble
at
the;
St.
Andrew's
Hall
at
0.15
Sunday
evening.
The
Dominion
Hydrographlc
steamer
Lillooel
is
in
port.
('.apt.
Musgrave
brought
his
vessel
in
yesterdayfor
Ihe
purjMise
of
taking
on
coal
and
supplies
for
the
mouth.
The
Majestic
Stock
Company
opens
a
week's
engagement
In
the
West
holme
Theatre
on
Mon
day
night.
"
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
O.
Moore
wern
arrivals
from
the
south
on
the
Princess
Alice
this
morning.
LAND
ACT
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
hand
Recording
District
of
I'rince
Rupert,
ami
situalo
at
Rooncy
Point,
fJraham
Island,
British
Columbia.
Take
Nolico
that
Langara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited,-
of
Masselt,
B.C.,
occupation
J'ackers,
intends
lo
apply
for
a
lease
of
Ihe
following
described
lands:
-
-
Commencing,
at
a
pot
planted
at
'itooney
I'int,
'rtrahani
Island,
British
Columbia;
t.bence
northerly
five
chains,
more
'or
less,
(o
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly
aloiiig
low
vater
mark
one
bara
some
of
Ihe
B.C.
bootleg
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
Jirjuor
went
off
with
a
bang
and
southerly
five
chajns;
thence
a
lot
of
hotels
and
buildings
are'
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
now
in
ruins.
There
was
snme'chalns,
more
or
less,
lo
point
of
kick
somewhere.'
JAKE
snys
the
stuff
with
the
kick
in
It
is
the
stuff
they
send
away.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prino
Ruprt
Judge
Young
returned
yestcr-
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
ncres,
more
or
less.
LANdAtiA
FISIUNfi
&
BACKtNfi
PACKING
CO.
LTD.
Applicant
Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
Agent.
Dated
June
12th,
1925.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Notice
of
Application
for
Beer
License
Notice
s
hereby
given
thai
on
day
from
Atlin,
wher
hft
hasthe
nth
day
of
June
next,
the
been
holding
court.
Mrs.
Young
undersigned
intends
lo
apply
to
h.hi
.miss
.wKarei
loung
reiurn-iihe
Liquor
Control
Board
for
ed
from
mornlnig.
i
ne
souiii
yesterday
Major
McMullin
hasN
definite
instructions
in
licence
In
respect
lo
premises
being
part
of.
the
building
known
as
Hudson
Bay
Hotel.
Tcleirranh
received
Creek,
II.C.
upon
the
lands
des-
respect
cribed
as
Lots
3
and
4,
block
2.
to
the
despatch
of
the
next
con-;,nap
975,
Prince
Rupert.
Land
iiiigein,
irom
nere.
mey
wili
Reglslration
District,
in
the
Pro-lenvo
on
Ihe
fS.T.P,
boat
on
vinco
of
British
Columbia,
for
Thursday
next,
July
8.
There,
are
Ihe
sale
of
beer
by
tho
glass
or
about
175
lo
he
taken
from
hern,
by
open
bottle
for
consumption
-
lon
premises.
The
SI.
Andrew's
Society
will,
Dated
this
25th
day
of
Mav.
bold
a
church
parade
to
the
1925.
I
Presbyterian
Cljurch
Sunday
iiRIC
McOEER,
Lessee,
cening.
Rev.
H,
It,
Grant
will'
Applicant.
ORMES
LIMITED
Something
New
for
the
Children
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
LOLLIPOPS
A
pure,
higji-class
Candy
In
a
new
form.
Each
10o
A
Ileal
Bargain
in
VACUUM
BOTTLES
We
bought
this
lot
very
cheap.
On
sale
at
each
55c
RINEX
A
guaranteed
relief
in
cases
of
Head
Colds,
Hay
Fever,
etc.
Your
money
hack
tf
not
satisfied
with
results.
Per
bottle
$1.00
FREE
ENLARGEMENT
Bring
your
films
and
negatives
in
for
u
lo
develop
and
print.
Save
the
coupons
'
in
the
envelopes
and
et
a
free,
enlargement.
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
Phone
82
and
200
WHEN
TEACHER
"Kept
you
in"
Remember
when
you
were
a
little
girl
and
how
you
fell
when
teacher
kept
yon
in.
"after
school"
on
n
bright,
spring
nflecnoon?
And
isn't
it
the
same,
when
washing
keeps
you
in
the
house
now
that
spring
is
here?
Our
Family
Washing
Service
will
do
your
washing
thoroughly
and-iron
nil
your
flat
work,
with
complete
satisfaction.
Let
our
representative
explain
to'
you
this
I)e
Luxe
Laundry
Service
for
people
who
ore
only
satisfied
with
lim
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phone
8
DONT
Throw
Money
Away!
When
contemplating
house
or
boat
building
gel
our
mill
prices
on
your
lumber
requirements.
IT
WILL
SAVE
YOU
MONEY
We
are
agents
for
the
Prince
Hupert
Spruce
Mills
and
enn
quolo
you
nltrncUve
prices
on
their
products:
Cedar
Timbers
and
Shlplap,
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
Spruce
and
Hemlock
Finish.
Spruce
and
Hemlock
Flooring.
Spruce
Shlplap.
Spruce
Dimension.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
,CC4.