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9,
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catalogue
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for
a
calulogue.
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3rd
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1
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May
8th
to
15th.
Ill-
like
tin'
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in
n
illustration,
cull
in
ami
look
Mhmii
ocr.
1'
hac
a
large
."lurk
tn
pick
limn.
Prices
Right
With
the
Gold
Seal
CONGOLFUM
Guarantee
on
Every
Rug
BARRfE'S
Home
Furnishings
Phone
123
TO
PLYMOUTH-CHERBOURG-LONDON
May
2".
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21
Aug
I
Jane
0,
July
II
ntoma
June
I
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July
IS
TO
LIVERPOOL
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2ll,
June
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TO
GLASGOW
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May
15,
June
12,
July
10
May
12
Lelitia
lime
5
Cunard
S.S.
Co.,
622
Hastings
St,
W.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
fessSk
Beef,
Wine
and
Iron
reliable
blood
builder
and
length
restorer.
Most
everybody
needs
a
Spring
tonic.
We
"penally
recommend
this
one
in
cases
of
.anemia,
colds
or
rundown
condition.
A
reliable
tonic,
which
gives
the
yttem
renewed
vitality,
is
one
of
e
,url.means
of
warding
off
coughs.colds
and
throat
troubles
OR
17
Q
I
Tn
BeetWlCTfl
"H."
1
SSI
f.
V-T
A
IT.
JL-i
Mollis
ne
Re'l
Store.
Phones
82
and
200.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST
Hclgcrson
Block,
Princo
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
llotit
0
In
(I.
X-RAY
SERVICE
Phone
686.
ft
Pen
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evenings
TU
Day
Phones
423
538
Or.
G01
B'ack
725
Telegraphic
Address:
"Bushmarine
Princo
Rupert."
GBOATS
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
Night
Phones
687
539
Black
735
Gr.
601
i
Local
and
Personal
ll.C.
Undei
lakers.
Phone
41.
You'll
like
our
joall
(
ers
Coal
Co.
Phono
7.
tf
Percy
Tinker
will
leavi-
ulinni
May
21
in
a
visit
hi
Uia
old
home
in
F.nglund.
tii-o.
Hill,
the
SliiMMiiaii,
is
now
ojien
for
business
next
door
Lul
one
to
Empire
Olliee.
Comliinalion
Service.
Transfer
or
Taxi.
Plione
303
for
transfer
and
80
for
Taxi.
Wc
will
do
the
rest,
llrown
A
Casey.
tf
Cajil.
C.
11.
Smith,
who
brought
the
new
Union
steamer
Lady-
Cecilia
nut
from
(lie
Old
Counlry
has
returned
hi
his
regular
command,
the
freighter
Chilliwack.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
11.
Lhizey
will
We
leaving
the.
latter
narl
of
the
111011!
Ii
for
a
(rip
to
Mr.
Linzey's
Home
in
the
Old
Country.
They
expect
to
he
away
ahoul
two
months.
(i.W.Y.A.
members
are
re
queued
to
meel
at
Cltihrooins
on
Sunday
al
0.30
p.m.
to
altend
a
special
service
at
the
Anglican
Church
to
place
the
Yiniy
llidgi
Memorial
cross.
110
J.
K.
Miller,
cusloni
insieclor,
and
his
assislanl,
T.
.Mason,
were
pasMMipcrs
going
north
oti
the
Princess
Mary
yesterday
af-lernoon
hound
fur
Tchigraph
Creek
on
departmental
duties.
Mrs.
1,.
K.
Harncs,
formerly
Miss
Hannah
Luiidijuisl,
was
a
pacnj2cr
tiassinj;
through
ou
I
he
Priiicesf-
Mary
ye.slenlay
af-lerniion
en
roule
.to
Ketrhikau
where
fhe
will
in
future
reside.
Mrs.
J.
Wynne
and
faioily.sail-
ed
on
the
Princess
Mary
yes
leiitay
afternoon
for
Telegraph
Creek
to
join
Mr.
Wynne
who
has
already
soue
north
to
resume
Ins
dmies
as
customs
officer
on
I
he
Slikine
Jtiver,
COAL,
$14.50,
"The
Best."
Double-screened
Ladysmlth-Welllngton
lump.
Peerless
Eflflt
$11.00.
Peerless
stove,
.
12.S0.
No
soot,
clinker,
little
ash
and
no
slack.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
15.
If
I-.
C.
Chajuiiaii.
representing
i
he
Spokane
pole
coiu-ern
of
Me-1
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,111,11.,
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111
UI'
eily.
'
He
is
looking
into
the
pole
supply
of
the
district,
his
firm
already
hac
taken
considerable
supplies
of
poles
from
lien
through
the
Hanson
Tiiuher
&
l.umher
Co.
The
C.N.It,
S.S.
Prince
Cliarles
sails
tonight
for
Vancouver
via
Oueen
Charlotte
Island
points
She
will
remain
in
the
south
to
uiuleifro
some
extensive
alter
alions
before
resuming
service
on
Hie
summer
schedule
of
the
C.N.
11.
service.
The
Prince
John
will
lake
the
next
trip
north
on
Hie
Island
route.
Ccdric
Joint
Duncan,
sou
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
C.
Duncan,
formerly
of
Prince
lluperl,
and
a
former
sludcdt
in
the
local
llifih
School,
olilnhied
his'
It.A.
degree
al
the
University
or
H.C.
I
hi
year.
-His
name
appears
a!
(he
lop
of
those
who
parsed
in
Hie
firsl
class
aceoriUil?
In
the
list
of
graduates
which
is
niib-
lished
in
Vancouver
this
week.
I'.
W.
l.ccpcr,
who
succeeds
W.
II.
Tohey
as
C.N.It.
divisional
engineer
here
011
the
appointment
of
the
latter
to
the
upor-inlendrncy,
arrived
on
last
iiighl'
t
rain
from
J'orf
Arthur
accompanied
by
Mrs.
I.eepcr
and
family.
They
are
reislered
al
the
Prince
Itupert
Hotel
preparatory
lo
taking
1111
their
resi
dence
in
one
uf
the
company
houses
011
Pacific
Place.
1
w
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Moose
Pie-nie
June
28.
c
Son.?'
n
rjopc
-
ShocPolish-SifJJ
Make
nlrl
5Koe
look'
like
nc'
THE
DAILY
fTEWB
PAGE
THREE
KEEP
COOL1
Ice
Cream
A
Purely
Home
Made
Prod
Oct
We
have
recently
installed
the
latest
type
of
Ice
Cream
making
equipment
ami
are
now
in
a
position
to
make
and
supply
ICK
CIlCAM
equal
to
anything
produced
in
Canada.
NO
SUBSTITUTES
ALL
PURE
FRESH
CREAM
Try"
it
and
be
convinced
KILLA
S
&
CHRISTOPHER
Wholesale
and
lletail
De
Luxe
and
Royal
Ice
Cream
Parlors
Phones
193
and
17
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
(ilea
(iulick
are
enjoying
a
fishing
(rip
at
Mile
21.
E.
K.
Orchard
of
Sinilhers
was
a
passenger
from
boat
to
train
this
morning.
Women
of
Moysehearl
Legion
Whisl
Drive
anil'
Dance,
Tuesday,
May
12,
Mejrupolc
Hall.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
II.
Johnson
relurned
on
the
Prince
lluperl
this,
'morning
from
a
visit
to
southern
cities..
H.
Moncrief,
who
has
the
contract
for
Max
llcilbroiier's
building
011
Third
Avenue,
relurned
to
the
cily
Ihis
-
nioriiin?
from
Vancouver.
The
CP.lt.
sIcamiT
Princess
I
Sea
trice,
Cant.
T.
CHITe,
arrived
from
Vancouver
and
waypoinis
at
six-thirty
this
morning
and
cleared
at
cleu-ir"
on
her
relum
south.
Let's
pn!
Where
Lucy
Is
land!
When?
Tomorrow
morn-
Ling
(Sunday)
at
10.30,
Towena
and
Hallel
1.
at
Cow
Itay
float.
Phone
580
for.
reservations.
l.00.
Children
free.
Aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Mary,
Capt.
C.
C.
Saiutey,
which
was
in
port
yesliifllay
afternoon
from
2.30
to
3Jitwere
100
pas
sengers.
Some
10
weru
bound
for
the
Cassiar
gold
fields
and
about
filly
for
the
Kondyke.
linger
Powell,
native,
was
rinfd
i
5
in
Police
Court
this
morning
when
lie
jileaded
guilty
to
a
chargo
of
Intoxication.
Fourteen
days
was
granted
by
the
magistrate
as
an
option
to
the'
payment
of
fine
and
costs.
The
members
of
Hie
local
Rotary
club
leaving
for
Ketchikan
yesterday
included
.1.
J.
Do
re,
11.
,
1".
Ptillen,
Jas.
I,.
I.ee,
Sid
Johnstone,
(eo.
Ilryanl,
T.
Trot-ier,
1'.
(i.
Dawson
and
C.
II.
Orme.
.Mrs.
.
Johnstone,
Mrs.
Oeo.
Ilryanl,
and.
Mrs.
Jas
I.ee
ire
acconipaning
their
husband
ou
the
trip.
Alex.
Mdtac,
secretary
of
the
Prince
lluperl
Mowing
it
Yachl
Club,
has
received
certificates
from
the
Vuncomej
Mowing
Club,
the
lloyal
Vancouver
Mowing
Club
mid
Olympia
Yachl
Club
(Olym-pia,
Wash.
,
enliHiug
members
of
the
local
club
to
the
privileges
of
those
clubs
ami
m-ooriiisrs.
This
was
iii
resoonse
In
similar
courtesies
exlende'd
by
I
he
Prince
lluperl
Mowing
&
Yaehl
Club.
J.
M.
Walley,
LIuiled
Slales
'oiesler
xv
i
1
1
heaibiuarlers
nl
Kelchikan,
j
elurned
north
ou
I
In
Princess
Mary
veslerdav
iifler.
noon
after
looking
over
Hie
pol
sillialion
in
this
ilUlril
11
possible
dial
Ibis
port
may
bo
used
in
connection..,
wilh
(he
shipping
of
Alaska
timber
pro-duels
o
the
Kaslern
markets.
Mr.
Walley
made
a
Irio
as
fm-
as
Sinilhers
wilh
Olof
Hanson
or
tljis
cily.
The
Canadian
Nallonal
sleam-!
er
Prince
Muprrl,
Capl.
Donald,!
locked
al
eleven
o
clock
this
morning
from
Iho
soulli
with!
eighty-six
first
class
passengers'
Tor
Prince
lluperl
and
twenty-1
nine
for
Stewart.
Among
those'
for
Prince
lluperl
were
Mr.
and,
Mrs.
T.
H.
Johnson,
Mr.
audi
Mrs.
Uennell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Newman,
J.
11.
McLaren,
Mrs.
11.
Owens,
Hew
J.
Kennedy,
Mev.
K.
!
llodson,
A.
II.
Lund,
1).
K.
Camp-'
bell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hull
and
Mr.i
Hull,
Jr.,
A.-O.
Thonipson,
Fred
Chapman,
S.
Smith,
M.
McMillan,
l'arrell,
IS,
Dawson,
I.
McDerniolt
and
II.
Uuilnuiu.
H
ere
an
dTh
ere
The
Good
Roads
Department
of
Manitoba
expects
to
complete
the
Trans-Canada
Highway
tkroarh
that
province
by
October
the
firrt.
This
will
complete
the
road
from
Brandon
west
to
the
Saskatchewan
boundary.
The
city
of
Halifax,
N.B.,
is
planning
to
re-establish
its
Provincial
Exhibition
this
coming:
fall
according
to
Mayor
Murphy.
The
fair
Las
tmly
been
held
once
or
twice
since
the
war
prior
to
which
it
was
an
annual
event.
The
Canadian
Trade
Commissioner
at
Liverpool,
England,
is
taking
iteps
to
interest
Canadian
business
men
in
the
export
of
crushed
oyster
ihells
to
Great
Britain.
The
United
States
exports
20,000
tons
of
crushed
shells
annually
to
the
British
Isles.
,
The
official
opening
of
Crystal
Garden,
Victoria's
latest
and
finest
Amusement
Park
will
take
place
on
June
26th.
Celebrations,
including
a
ball,
processions,
and
sports,
will
mark
the
occasion
and
are
scheduled
to
continue
until
July
1st.
Navigation
on
the
Great
Lakes
and
the
St.
Lawrence
is
now
open
and
has
provided
employment
for
hundreds
of
men
from
Montreal,
Tor
ronto
and
other
cities
who
have
been
idle
during
the
winter.
Slopping"
circles
are
optimistic
concerning
the
season
just
commenced.
It
is
announced
that
the
Banff,
Alberta,
Pow-Wow
and
Indians
Day
celebration
which
takes
place
annually,
will
be
held
this
year,
July
23
and
24
in
the
Yoho
Valley,
On
these
days
the
Stoney
tribe
of
Indians
in
full
regalia,
hold
their
Pow-Wow
and
'
compete
in
contests
of
every
kind.
There
are
approximately
230,000
persons
attending
school
in
this
country.
Of
this
number,
1,600
are
at
institutions
for
the
blind
and
mute;
81,000
at
vocational
schools
or
classes;
14,000
at
Indian
schools
and
the
remainder
attend
colleges,
universities,
subsidized
and
private
schools
and
institutions
for
training
teachers.
With
a
view
to
arranging
a
new
trade
and
transportation
agreement
between
Canada
and
the
British
West
Indies
a
conference
is
to
be
held
at
Ottawa
in
June
which
will
be
attended
by
representatives
of
the
Governments
of
Canada,
Bermuda,
Leeward
and
Windwtrd
Islands,
Barbadoes,
Trinidad,
British
Guiana,
Jamaica
and
British
Honduras.
The
gald
mines
of
northern
Ontario
are
said
to
have
yielded
a
higher
income
during
the
first
quarter
of
1925
than
in
any
similar
period
in
their
history.
Estimates
place
the
income
of
mining
companies
in
the
Porcupine
district
at
nearly
six
million
dollars
and
in
the
Kirkland
District
at
one
and
a
quarter
millions.
John
Hartney,
Canadian
Pacifie
Railway
engineer,
who
has
recently
completed
his
42nd
year
in
the
company's
service,
was
the
guest
of
honor
at
a
banquet
given
by
the
Brotherhood
of
Locomotive
Engineers
on
St.
George's
Day
at
Smiths
Falls,
Ont.
Mr.
Hartney,
is
President
Beatty's
special
engineer
and
was
presented
with
a
gold
cane.
In
an
effort
to
individualize
th
name
of
Saint
John,
N.B.,
the
City
Corporation,
Board
of
Trade,
and
other
organizations
are
in
future
to
spell
its
name
out
in
full.
This
port
has
grown
rapidly
in
importance
in
recent
years
and
in
addition
lo
being
the
winter
headquarters
of
the
fleet
of
the
Canadian
Pacifie
Rail-1
vtay,
is
also
a
port
of
call
for
numerous
lines
operating
between
Canada
and
Europe,
as
well
as
the
centrt
of
a
large
fishing
industry.
II.
L.
King
oT
Terrace
was
a
passenger
from
boal
to
train
this
morning.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
Mullen
leave
for
Watuu
Miver
tonight
wilh
a
parly
of
seven
Dutch
scl-Ilcrs
who
will
locale
in
that
vicinity.
forlou
1
Baby
ion
1
MISSING!
'
FLAT
WORK
IRONING
Not
much
left
nt
washcay
when
you
use
ouf
o't
.T
iish
service.
No
tub
all
tht,
cashing
is
dons.
No
clothesline
everything
comes
Dack
dry.
And
no
flat-work
ironing
that,
too,
is
completely
cared
for.
The
hardest
and
longest
part
of
washday
is
missing
and
this
family
service
is
so
low
priced
that
it's
an
economy
as
well
as
a
convenience.
'Let
us
call
this
week
and
take
away
the
part
of
washday
that
you'll
be
most
happy
to
miss.
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Send
ft
1'hune
8
ioihs
'ounc'n
FOR
SALE
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
.
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
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
lo
handle
al!
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
33F
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
dour
to
Frizzell
llutclier
Shop,
across
from
llie
Kmpress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelli
Proprietor