hello
OinTt,-Tnene,s
mo
Ot
OF
ME.
COMIN'TOXOUR
PLA.CE
TO
PLACx
IIS
THE
POWER
I
COT
A.
CLOCK
On
ME
A.M'
lp
DON'T
WALK
-
DOCTOR
Sport
Chat
j
If
there
is
any
entliiisiam
at
all
ill
town
for
lacrosse
those
in
terested
in
the
game
should
frcivcl
their
support
by
at
least
attend'
iug
the
annual
meeting
of
thel
association.
It
does
not
v
look
very
promising
for
lacrosse
that
the
meet
iug
called
for
Thursday
night
should
have
been
post
poned
because
there
was
a
foot
ball
game
on
which
attracted
the
crowd.
There
may
be
another
meeting
called
shortly.
If
no
body
is
interested
enough
In
attend
there
will,
of
course,
be
no
lacrosse
this
year.
The
next
Senior
League
foot.
ball
game
will
lake
place
on
I'uesday
evening
next
between
the
Sons
of
Kngland
and
Callicf.
I'he
Scots-
have
picked
the
fol
lowing
team
to
face
the
Knglish-
men:
(ioal,
W.
Hamilton;
backs,
Hamilton
and
.1.
Ilarri
halves,
J.
Sims,
S.
Currie
and
II.
Woods;
forwards,
Alex.
Mitchell,
McDougall,
Dave
Scott,
W.
Mitchell
and
J.
Andrews
jrrscrves,
Hamilton
and
A.
It.
Sinclair.
BASEBALL
MEETING
HELD
LAST
NIGHT
Sons
of
Canada
and
Sawmill
Entered
Dick
Howe
Elected
Secretary
'Iliirly-four
baseball
enlhusi
asls
attended
the
meeting
of
Ibe
association
held
last
evening
which
was
presided
over
by
Hen
elf.
the
president.
Dick
Howe
was
elected
secrei.iry-ireasurer
of
the
assi
elation
for
the
coming
asou.
Tlrr-
maller'of
games
for
the
ilh
of
May
was
discussed
and
will
he
finally
deemed
upon
at
a
meeting
on
Friday
night
of
next
week,
it
was
decided
io
ci
in
touch
with
the
Sons
of
Canada
in
respect
In
Ihe.
first
of
July
clchralion
and
the
possibility
of
having
Ketchikan
visit
hrc,
I'he
Sons
of
Canada
and
Hip
awnilll
are
the
only
two
town
yet
entered,
but
it
was
suggested
that
possibly
another
learn
would
be
milled
sponsored
per
haps
by
either
the
Knights
or
olnnibus
or
f!yrn
Club.
Forty
wo
baseball
players
are
al
resent
located
In
Ihe
cily
and
it
Is
(bought
there
will
b1
.nti
dif-ficuly
in
'.forming
anoji'f
.joam.
tRAiooiiN
Jack
Keefe
Was
High
Man
at
Park
Avenue
Range
Last
Evening
I
lie
following
scores
were
made
al
Ihe
Irapshnol
of
(lie
Prince
Ilupert
un
Club
on
the
Park
Avenue
range
last
night
Jack
Keefe
21
Charles
Atkinson
20
Joe
Scott
.
17
II.
Mcl.eod
In
K.
C.
Oilibons
10
II.
Nickerson
i...
ir.
N.
Alklnson
ir.
W.
C.
Arnell
15
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prlnca
Rupert
Archibald
Little,
Detroit;
J.
Scott
Williams,
Montreal;
N.
K.
Hyiiian
and
F.
"!.
La
Orue,
Van
couver;
-.
H,
Aiken,
lerrace;
Miss
F.
J.
Nobtn,
Port
Kssing-
Ion;
C.
A.
Procunier,
Sunnyside;
C.
S.
Caldwell.
Lacomlie,
Alia:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W,
Leepor
arid
family,
Porl
Arthur,
Out.;
M,
J
(laetz,
Hussland;
A.
Campbell,
Dnrns
Lake.
Central
W.
Lindsay,
Vancouver;
fl,
J.
IvniRliI,
Trail:
3:
J.
Mackliti,
Kt.
monlon;
L.
Oarfi,
C.N.H.;
Mrs,
K.
K.
W.
Shlels,
city.
Advertise
In
tho
Dally
News.
HERE.
I
AM
wave
pioreo
UUT
so
TOO
j
;
.
.1
i.i.::
For
For
Wanted
Sa
Rent
i
DAILY
f
PAGE
FOUH
'
.11
WIDE
EXPERIENCE
NEW
BANK
MANAGER
D.
C.
Paterson
Expected
Shortly
from
Calgary
to
Succeed
H.
St.
G.
Lee
Here
I).
G.
Palcrson,
wlin
lias
been
nppoihlod
manager
of
Ihe
Prinro
Ilupert
hrancli
of
the
Hank
of
.Montreal
in
succession
Id
H.
SI
i.
l.ee,
I
in
.t
liail
wide
experience
in
banking.
Prior
to
attaining
managerial
position
lie
servet
jn
various
nllices
of
Mm
Itank
in
Onlnno,
Quebec,
Hrlfish
Cnlnni
liia,
Allierln
and
Manitoba.
In
191!)
Im
was
appointed
manager
oT
the
lira
rich
at
Cardslon
ami
lalpr
manager
of
Mm
Yorkton
Hranch.
From
early
in
1021
until
liia
present
appointment
lie.
held
Mm
position-
of
Assistant
manager
at
Calgary.
Ho
lias
been
in
Mm
West
since
l!M!.
.Mr.
Paterson
is
expected
here
within
a
few
days
and,
on
his
arrival,
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
l.ee
and
family
will
leave
for
Calgary,
.Mr.
I.ee
having
Jieen
appointed
assistant
manager
there.
SUCCESSFUL
CARD
PARTY
AND
DANCE
BOOM
PURPLE
A
very
successful
bridge
and
whist
drive
and
dance
was
held
last
niglil
in
the
F.Iks'
Home
by
the
Ladies
of
Mm
Hiryal
Purple.
There
were
23
tables
of
cards
and
Mm
winners
were:
Hrhlge
Ladies'
first,
Miss
Willa
Dyer;
ladies'
second,
Mrs.
William
Hala'gno;
men's
first,
L.
O.
Larson;
men's
second,
C
K.
Culleiu
Whisl-Ladies'
first,
Mrs.
.1.
rtatcbford;
ladies'
second,
Mrs.
H.
I).
-'Johnson;
men's
first,
Mrs.
Tulloch;
men's
second,
Mrs.
W.
I'.
Browne.
.
Refreshments
were
served
and
some
2f)0
persons
fully
enjoyed
the
dance
that
followed.
The
Westbolnie
Orchestra
furnished
the
music,
II.
F.
Classcy
was
master
of
ceremonies
and-
I..
Murray
Fuller
presided
at
the
.'door.
,
.,
.;
.
Tim
committee
in
charge
of
Mm
affair;
included
Mrs,
H.
I).
jjhbnson,
Mrs.
Robert
jDowljier,
Mrs...
Harry
Atkins,
Miss
Mary
Aslori,
Miss
Pulmim
-Astriri,
Miss
May
Rejd
and
Mrs.
William
Halagno.
CAPT.
HOCKING
SHOWS
PICTURES
AT
SCHOOL
Some
400
Kiddles
Assembled
for
4
Event
In
Booth
memorial
Auditorium
..
The
Xudiloriuni
of
Hoolh
School
was
well
filled
yesterday
aflernoori
with
about
iOO
children
from
I
he
local
schools,
who
.'were
delighted
with
laiHcrn
slides
and
colored
photography
sbowp'
by
Captain
Hocking
of
the
Canadian
Winner.
.
The.
scenes
were
of
wide
variety,
from
the
launching
of
the
j
Canadian
Scottisi
in
Prince
Hu-'pert
to
'many
interesting
ami
educative
scenes
in
the
Orient.
Views
iwero
shown,
of
the
J'an-
ania
Canal,
.Japanese
earlh-
;
nuiuVe,-
:scene-s
;
from
the;
life.and
customs
of
Hie
Chinese
In
fheir
native
land
including
the
rice
growing
industry,
and
.
many
.
.
beautiful
aitil
instructive
colored
phblos
of
distant
fields.
The
exhibition
lasted
for
-Iho
best
part
,pf
two,
hours
during
-which
there
"was
the
closest
at
lenlion
by
all
the
little
folk
assembled.
'
Captain
Hocking
has
exhibited
these,
pictures
in
different
parts
and.
the
vijws
of
Prince
Ilupert
have
undoubtedly
served
In
advertise
this
Cjijy
in
a
very
unique
ami
impressive
manner.
SPRINGTIME
BRINGS
ITS
SPRING
CLEANING
Undoubtedly
spring
cleaning
is
Mm
most,
popular
indoor
sportftn
last
week
asking
Hint
Mor
al,
Ibis
season
of
the.
year.
The,
lady
i'
-ji
of
ii
Iho
'house
.
-
-
i.
is
alwa'ys
4
.
cap
-
tain
of
the
learn
Iho
rest
of
..us
mako
up
the
crew.
Ilouline
work
is
given
the
go-by.
All
must
take
a
share
in
scrubbing
the
painl,
beating
the
carpets
and
bathing
the
cat.
To
make
It
easy
for
Iho
ona
who
does
the
most
of
Ihe
work,
seo
Ihnt
sjie
buys
bakers'
bread
inxlcad
of
baking
her
own.
Klec-Iric
Ureail
is
best.
From
your
urncer7
or
from
us.
tho
Kleclric
Window
Bakeries.
1
1
1
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
BRINGING
UP
(
TKW
PEDOMETER
ONTOOR
1
AMKUE
WILL
ReCltjTCW
EVERT
QJ
I
VTEP
XOO
TAKE
"0
CO
OUT
AT
&rn
Kn
Eervtoe
,HOO
cmvt
j
CROSS
WORD
PUZZLE
4
I
H
H
rrrrm
KEY
TO
CROSS
Horizontal
1
Set
apart
for
sacred
service
'.
Painful
io
Mall
liquors
12
One
of
Shakespeare's
forests
I
i
A
pleasant
odor
15
An
Aquatic
plant
10
A
dead
Egyptian
Monarch
(ah.)
17
A
poetic
narrativf
20
A
preposition
21
A
glass
worker
25
Confused
type
,.,
2
A
diving
bird
27
A
cnistaceous
animal
28
Toward
(a
preposition)
20
An
artillery
compleniient
31
For
example
(ah.)
.It
A
prefix
meaning
abniit
or
around
37
A
food
38
To
measure;
apportion
if)
An
early
Schismafic
II
Perlaininig
to
lone
(mils).
(2
Cannot
be
found
55
A
bigal
ilocument
tfi
rtypalia's
jdijlosophy
'
jJMWT
TOUGH
CURRENCY
FOR
GREENLAND
Far
Northern
Country
Will
Soon
Have
Coinage
of
Its
Own
f;OPKNIIAC.I.N,
May
8
-flroen.
laiTd,
which
hitherto
has'
ued
the
coinage
of
her
itiother
coun
try,
Denmark,
Is
shortly
In
have
a
coinage
of
her
own.
The
coins
will
carry,
on
one
side
the
figure.
of
a
polar
bear.
The
bills
will
be
on
especially
strong
paper
to
withstand
the
rough
handling
they
will
receive
In
circulation
through
the
Eskimo
colonies.
NEWHAZELTON
There
were
a
number
of
bush
fires
in
Ihe
district
this
week
but
a
timely
rain
on
Wednesday
put
Ibeiii
out
before
any
serious
damage
was
done.
nesnlulions
were
passed
al
district
hieeling
of
the
Melbodisl
11111x11
held
at
Hazel
"'clown
be
olllcially
designated
Inn
a.s
a
fi
fir
preaching
point
allaclied
to
,
w
"ni1111
"
"'"B'e
Shampoo
in
IO
Minutes
A
Quicker
and
Safer
Wau
to
Wath
Your
Hair
lilC
la
ten
minutes
CLEEftOwathet
your
hair.
Fifteen
min
ass
y
jj
Kuarantee
then
cnolJ'r
ORME8
LIMITED,
FATHER
Mu
MOOT
L
-r.-.
.
'ME
ORDERED
WILL
Ncrw
II.
11.
WORD
PUZZLE
Vertical
J.
"1
The
heart
of
a
thing
2
Methodical
arrangement
3
A
necessily
I
Kdward
(nickname)
5
find
of
aucienl
Kgypl
Wcifl
7
To
run
away
with
8
Half
9
Ihmical
11
Chimes
rung
at
mass
13
A
famous
canal
18
A
covering
garment
I'J
An
Intoxicant
made
with
pears
21
A
small
piece
or
chunk
22
An
Industrious
Insect
23
Water's
winter
wear
2f
A
line
of
tight
30
An
nnlnial'.H
end
32
To
get
up
33
Means
clever
f
pi.)
35
A
conuilon
niettl
.
30
A
celebrated
Unman
railed
"Censorious."
38
Cut
down
3!
A
magneiiim
mineral
43
Masonic,
governing
body
fab.:
if
Pronoun
'neul.)
ordained
clergyman
he
stationed
at.
Telkwa
rather
Mian
a
probationer
or
a
supply.
The
resolution
will
be
presented
to
(he
conference.
In
he
bold
In
Victoria
next
week,
,
Over
IhlVe
'litlndred
guests
al-
lended
-lb
feast,
al
(lien
Vowell
wedding
of
Henry
Itussell
nf
fllen
Vowell
arid
M.lrriam
Stevens
of
Kispint,
a
well
known
native
couple.
(.
C.
MacKay,
public
works
engineer,,
arrived
Mils
week
from
Prince
Iluperl
and
Is
Inuring
Ihe
dlslricl
with
his
local
assistant,
C,
L.
Dimock,
of
SmiMiers.
Mrs.
Fakeley,
who
is
leaving
shortly
for
California,
has
been
succeeded
as
secretary
treasurer
(if
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
ihe
llaellon
Hospital
by
Mrs.
.las
Turnbull.
Miss
Neal
Il.N.
of
Duncan
ha
arrived
here
to
lake
the
place
on
Ihe
llai'lton
Hnsjillal
stalT
of
Miss
Davy
who
has
been
called
to
Vancouver
op
account
nf
an
accident
sustained
by
her
molh-
er
utes
more
ones
.
I
our
nur
is
ciein,
iwcei
ana
iretn.
It
gleams
with
new
life
and
sparkle.
CLEERO
brings
your
hair
new
life,
leaves
It
soft
and
silky
but
don't
take
our
word,
try
It
under
money
back
note
the
difference.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
By
George
McManm
CiTt
6l"
,y
lMT
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Stv.c.
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than
50c
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Kxperienro
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Oood
wages.
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K.K.
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If
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Waitress
wan
I
erf.
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Prince
Ilupert
Hotel.
til
WANTKI).
House
or
garden
work.
Phone
Hed
408.
til
MAID
Wanted.
Apply
Mrs.
Fri-tf
zcll's
store.
FOR
SALE
SACHIFICK
SALK.
Secure
our
pamphlet
on
our
Sacrifice
Sale
for
Iwo
weeks.
Furniture
of
every
description
must
be
sold
In
make
room
for
our
new
slock.
Prince
Ilupert
Kxchango.
FOH
SALK.
Attractive
modern
furnished
five
room
bungalow.
Large
basement;
good
piano.
Kverylhing
ready
to
step
into.
13,
0(1(1.00.
Apply
it
4
Kighlb
Avenue
Kasl.
r
KOH
SALK.
'Nice
pleasure
boat
20
feel,
12-15
II.P.
engine,
cheap
for
cash.
Owner
and
boat
can
he
seen
evenings
at
Prince
Jtupcrl
Yacht
Club,
Cow
Hay.
110
FOH
SALK.
To
sell
for
storage
charges
on
May
27,
Mirer
boxes
of
household
effects
be-longing
10
Mrs.
M.
Peterson
Dyer's
Oarage,
Third
Ave.
Fon
SALH.
On
pen
of
while
Wyandntles
and
one.
pen
of
white
Leghorns.
Phono
(Slack
3UCi.
'
I
If)
FOIl
SALK
nnd
llemoval.
House
...on
Knglish
Hill.
Oive
prln
Io
P.
Onmula.
Phone'
20.
If
FOH
SALK.
Pleasure
bonfl'bo'
V.
..Ileuiile..
Cold
Storage
Phon'e:-22l.
If
TO
RENT
IIOURK
FOIl
HKNT
on
Seventh
Avenue;
with
or
without
piano
and
furniture;
any
or
all
for
sale.
This
olfer
good
six
days
F.
W.
If
art,
Hart
Apartments
near
corner
Hixlh
and
Fullon
113
FOH
HKNT.
Clapp
apartment
Weslenbavcr
liros.
If
BOARD
MOAHD
can
1
1
Hoom,
or
board
only
14.1
Fifth
Avenue
Kast.
Phone
lied
707.
IJOAIID.
Tho
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Plume
137.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Saturday,
May
0.
j
I
High
1
:3t
a.m.
21.1)
ft
11:21
p.m.
IJ.7
"
Low
K:I5
a.ni.
1.1
"
20:13
p.m.
5.3
"
Sunday,
May
10
High
2:12
a.m.
22.1
ft.
15:0!)
p.m.
MM
"
Low
H-.fiH
a.m.
.1.1
"
'
20
:ro
p.m.
5.8
"
Monday,
May
11
High
2:M
a.m.
2
1.
7
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200.00
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150.00
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750.00
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Lit
175.00
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the
above
except
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full
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and
propeller
equipment.
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best
that
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where
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for
each
additional
passenger.
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134
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177
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phone
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