l
"("lay,
June
4,
1625.
Th
TTfE
DAILY
JTKWS
PAflU,
FIYR
KING
DEFENDS
THE
ELEVATOR
Pleasant
Odor
tftii
In
Vric-ur.
ec
fa
KILLS
fUES.
MOTHS
I.E0ACHES.FLEA3
Developed
at
World's
Foremot
Scientific
Industrial
Rcfttvch
Irotitute.
Will
not
tain.
Pleasant
odor.
1
UrmleM
to
human
and
anirnala.
FLYTO:
let
20
PER
CENT
REDUCTION
on
Spring
Coats
J'
nml
Hats
"Doners"
in
if
Your
Grocer
or
Druggist
"What
Comes
Out
of
ttio
Ovon
Depends
on
What
Goes
In."
USE
FiveRoses
Flour
"THE
WORLD'S
BEST."
Your
Uvh'-v
Has
II
John
L.
Christie
Sales
Agent
Prince
Rupert
Bargains
in
Woollens
SPORTS
FLANNELS,
WOOL
CREPES,
TWEEDS,
FRENCH
CHARMEEN,
Eto.
u
m.
up
i.i
s
i
on,
ror
$2.25
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
Third
Ave.
House
of
Quality
Phone
27
P.O
.Box
327
Now
obtainable
In
Prlnco
Rupert.
Suprema
Canada's
Fav
orite
Furniture
Polish.
At
all
-afcaiiifiq
ironi
s
ores
In
fininll
or
large
bottles.
Also
"SUPREMA"
Mop
Oil
n"d
Hie
famous
"Eureka
Bleach."
I'Ook
fur
tho
Rooster
Label.
Text
of
Speech
cf
B.C.
Minister
as
Given
In
Hansard
Report
GENERAL
DISCUSSION
ICost
Much
Larger
Here
Than
at
!
Halifax
It
Is
Shown
j
The
Hansard
accounts
of
the
debate
on
tit,.
Prince
Itiipcrf
ele-;
alor
are
rather
lnn,
too.
Ioiik'
j
for
full
publication
in
a
news-1
I
i'liix-i-
but
some
of
Hie
speeches
interest
in;;.
I
l
lif
iCiihsi-i
viitivc
nml
a
few
of
I
In'
i'rogrcssive
member
were
ci
il
in
regard
to
1
1
cost
nfi
the
work
ami
the
Conservatives'
opposed
Hie
work
as
unnecessary.
'
In
defending
the
position
of
t
Ho
1
roM'innient
linn.
J.
11.
King,
minister
of
public
works,
vatnl
representative
of
-irili.sli
Colum-1
hia
in
the
Liberal
cabinet,
sail:
'
Kootcnay
Member
Mr.
King
Koolenay
:
I
have
no
hesitation
in
justifying
thin,
'vp'iiililiiie.
Prince
llupcrl
is!
one
day
nearer
lln
Orient
than
any
oilier
port
on
the
Pacific.
There
in
an
opportunity
for
tho
liainlliug
at
that
port
of
a
very
r.iusiiicrahle
ipianlity
of
grain
from
the
prairie
provinces.
I
I
hink
I
In'
most
important
feature
nf
tin'
development
will
he
tho
-I
limitation
of
agriculture
in
tloil
lar-'f
hinterland
in
northern
Hiilish
Columbia,
which
is
anl
excellent
agricultural
country.
It
will
make
il
possible
for
the
far
mer
in
that
aren
r
lirwluce
TIMBER
SALE
X
7202.
Sealeil
Tenders
will
bo
ro-
ceivei)
by
the
District
Forester
not
later
than
noon
on.
the
17tli
lay
of
June,
1020,
for
the
of
Licence
X7202,
in
Wal
lace
Lagoon,
Finlayson
Channel.
:.lt.
3.
to
cut
258,000
feet
boarl
measure
of
Spruce,
Cedar,
Hern-
lock
ami
Balaam
sawlogs.
One
f
1
year
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Furl
her
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria,
or
the
District
Forester,
Prince
Ru
pert.
H.C.
LAND
ACT
In
rrlnre
nupeM
l.nl
District!
District
nf
Prince
llnpert.
TAKE
NOTICF.
thai
1.
Merlll
Drs
llrlsay.
nf
Vancouver.
B.C..
(MM-iinjllon
salmon
bn.ker.
Intend
to
aity
for
permission
to
purchase
Hie
fnllowiiiir
described
land:
i
niniiifliriiiK
at
a
post
iiiameu
y,
niur
oillh
nf
t(
xnMheast
corner
of
l.nt
7o,
nillle
Creek,
Pantre
I,
Coast
District;
ihcnre
north,
n
chains;
thence
west
i
chains;
thence
south
to
slvire
line
In
an
easterly
dlrectli.n
to
point
of
com-ni'nrt'nnt:
rontalnlir
0
arres.
more
or
M
Kill
1.1.
PES
BMSAY,
y
Appllrant.
rrtwln
F.lroy
Dapimm,
Aont.
nnn
n-n
?
to
NOTICE.
TAKE
XOTlr.E
tlwt
after
publlratlon
or
tW
Notlrr
for
rmir
imwutivp
wrk
wo
hll
apply
t"
the
M'-a-lstrar
of
Joint
Stork
Craiipaiilmi.
Vlrtorla,
B.:..
to
rhanire
the
name
or
ttw
Company
to
tliat
of
"S.
I.
JnliirMnii
Coiiitwnv,
l.lniltitt."
nansl
at
ITIiHf
ItiilMTt,
II.
C.
IMS
Mh
May
or
May.
A.P.
19K.
piu.m:e
nvvmr
i.nijiiamce
r,E
iK
i.th
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
COMMISSIONERS
COURT,
TERR-ITORV
OF
ALASKA!
DIVISION
NUMBER
ONE,
HYDEtt
PRECINCT
In
the
Matter
r
Um
Ktato
of
Lealna
Davis,
rweasert.
NiimlM-r
t
IT.il..iii-.
No.
we
to
Heirs.
Itv
virtue
ir
an
order
duly
signed
'"'
inaili.
or
rei-ord
in
l'ie
roove
entitled
emirt
on
the
ttlh
day
or
April.
100.
n;-tiee
is
hereliy
alven
to
(Ted)
Davis,
the
alleged
hnsliand
of
Ihe
almve
named
do-eased
and
to
all
oilier
persons
ilalinliilt
im
Interesi
In
Hie
aliovo
named
esiato
that
IHet
and
earn
or
them
are
hereby
re-iniired
I',
be
and
appear
in
tho
above
enlllled
eoiirt
at
llyder,
Alaska,
and
submit
satlsfaetory
pr.ior
or
heirship
within
-itv
d.iv
rroni
the
date
of
ihe
rirst
ii!iniraiiiiii
in-n-.il.
And
ir
vim
fall
"
to
appear
and
file
surll
sniisrartory
in.."i,
...-..-
...
niirt
HI
be
enu
red
rorreltlnir
ytmr
In-
'"r'ia'e
"of"
First
Publication,
April
27,
I
Of
A
Date
or
last
Publlratlon,
Jure
87,
,0,V
OP.E.N
F.
HIM..
Vdmlnlstralor.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpad
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
(S.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Tenm
or
Motor
Sorvlee.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
SpecUllzn
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
wheat
on
his
land
ami
find
a
market
al
Prince
Hupeii.
Today!
lie
is
precluded
from
anything
lit
ttiai
kind.
If
he
produces
wheat
it
must
be
sold
locally.
It
cannot
get
on
Ihe
world's
mar-1
kel,
!cjujie
it
cannol
be
Iran-:
shipped
back
to
Calj-'ary
or
F.d-
inotitun
and
I
hence,
on
the
Can-i
adian
.National
to
Vancouver.'
This
elevator
will
do
more
to
de-'
velop
that
preal
hinlerland
in
northern
Ilritish
ColumJda,
wlikdt
is
tributary
to
what
is
known
as
the
Crand
Trunk
Pacific
Hailwny,
than
aiiylliinsf
else
I
his
jrnvemment
can
do,
and
I
have
no
hesitation
in
JustifyinK
and
atlyiftiii?
(his
tpendilure.
I
Mr.
Lucas:
Perhaps
the
min-.
Inter
of
public
works
could
tell
why
this
elevator
al
Prince
Hu-'
perl
is
to
cost
twice
as
much
per
hirshel
capacity
as
the
one
at
Halifax.
Unfair
Comparisons
Mr.
King
Koolenay,
:
I
can
not
answer
my
lion,
friend's
ijueslion.
Unfair
comparisons
are
I
very
yoften
made
between
the
cost
ol
elevator
construction
at'
Wirt
Arthur
and
Montreal
and
the
cost
of
similar
construction
on
the
Atlantic
and
Pacific
eojisls,
and
very
often
those!
who
make
such
comparisons
arej
not
fully
informed.
Klevalur
con-!
.Uruction
in
Vancouver'
harbor'
lias
been
expensive
and
will
continue
to
be
so
on
account
of
Inc.
conditions
in
that
harbor.
At
Prince
Rupert
I
believe
the
sanic
conditions
exist.
Hurtlt
filling
had
to
be,
brought
u
considerable
distance
and
dumped
in
in
order
to
enable
the
piles
to
be
dwven
for
the
foundation.
These
are
rotidilions
that
do
not
apply
fo
Fori
William
or
Port
Arthur.
As
lo
the
other
expenditures,
I
am
not
conversant
with
the
contracts,
though
1
know
that
tenders
have
been
called
and
a
num
ber
of
contractors
have
tendered
on
Ihe
work.
It
should
be
remembered
that
in
construction
in
the
hatbor
of
Montreal,
for
instance,
you
are
tlealinp
with
fresh
water
w
here
timber
foundations
will
not
.be
destroyed
or
affected
by
what
is
known
as
the
leredo,
which
we
have
on
the
Pacific
and
Atlantic
coasts.
The
const
ruction
on
the
Pacific
has
been
expensive,
largely
in
connection
with
the
foundation.
"NIGHT
IN
BOHEMIA"
BETTER
LAST
NIGHT
After
Show,
Supper
and
Dance
Was
Given
In
Compliment
I
to
Mr.
Lewis
and
Members
of
Cast.
The
musical
revue,
"A
Niptif
in
Bohemia,
slagetF
by
'
C:
U
Lewis
of
Chicago
forJhe
local
Klks'
Lodge,
was
repealed
before
another
full
house
-in
Ihe
Wesl-
liolme
Theatre
last
night.
The
entertainment
it
was
agreed
showed
many
improvements
over
the
opening
on
Tuesday
night,
some
of
Ihe
weaker
ilem.
having
been
eliminated
and
encores
curtailed.
II
was
finished
by
It
o'clock
whereas,
on
Tuesday,
i'.
was
nearly
niidnight
iiefore
the
closing
chorus
was
sung.
After
the
show
an
informal
supper
and
dance
was
given
by
the
lodge
in
Ihe
SI.
Regis
Cafe
in
compliment
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lewis
and
the,
cast
participating.
Three
cheers
for
Mr.
Lewis
weiv?
imposed
by
L.
Murray
Fuller,
exalted
ruler
of
Ihe
lodge,
and
after
the
singing
of
"For
He's
a
Jolly
Cood
Fellow,"
Mr.
Lewis
replied
suitably.
A
vole
of
Ihanks
was
passed
lo
Ihe
cast
and
dune
Ing
followed,
music
being
fur
nished
by
members
of
'the
or
cheslra
assisted
by
Miss
,
Irene
Morrison.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lewis
will
leavo
lonlght
for
Victoria
where
Mr,
"Lewis
will
Inke,
charge
nf
the
staging
of
nnoUier
show.
Ho
hopes
thai
hu
niay
he,
back
here
next
month
if
arrangements
are
made
to
have
an.
excursion
lo
Ketchikan
on
July
1
when
"A
Night
in
Holiemia
would
staged
by
Ihe
local
troupe
in
the
Alaskan
metropolis.
BABINE
INDIANS
WANT
NEW
ROAD
Will
Cut
It
Thomselves
With
Aid
From
People
of
Smlthers
and
Telkwa
S.MITIIKRS,
June
1.
The
request
of
Ihe
Habiue
tribe
of
Indians
that
a
road
lie
built
connecting
the,'
tipper
part
of
Sabine
Lake
with
SiirfMicrs
look
concrete
form
at
a
meeting
held
in
the
CalhoHp
JJall
on
Sunday
af-lerrioon.
Father
Aylant,
who
is
acting1
as
agent
for
the
Indians
irj
lbi
matter
arranged
for
a
delegation
of
the
I
la
bine
Indians
lo
come
here
and
"
filaee'
the
proposition
befefre
the
cftizens
of
Smitliers
and
Telkwa.
There
was
a
large
turnout
to
the
meeting
Sunday
and
it
was
agreeil
that
Hie
Indians
cut
out
some
eighteen
miles
of
new
road
that
will
connect
llabine
Lake
with
a
point
on
the
Crown
Mine
Road
on
the
north-east
slope
oT
the
ISabine
Range.
Angus
.McLean,
a
former
rtntd
builder
with
the
provincrai
(fbvernment
was
selected
lo
go
over
the
route
laid
out
by
the
Indians
and
report
on
its
feastnlijy,
lie
started
on
tliis
trip
on
Monday
afternoon
accompanied
by
tlie
Indians.
To
finance
-the,
work,
it
is
proposed
lo
raise
the
sum
of
$500
in
Telkwa
and
Smilhers.
If
Ibis
undertaking
proves
Ihe
success
it
is
hoped,
il
will
give
access
lo
one
of
the
most
de
lightful
tourist
districts
in
the
province,
as
il
will
onl
ho
about
35
miles
from
Telkwa
to
ISabine
Lake
or
10
miles
from
Smitliers
PRESENTATION
MADE
TO
SMITHERSCLERGYMAN
Rev.
M.
W.
Lees,
Recipient
of
Purse
of
Gold
and
Other
Remembrances
at
Union
Church
SMITH
KRS,
June
1.
A
most
enjoyable
evening
which,
look
the
forYn
of
a
farewell
for
Rev.
M.
W,
Lees
and
Mrs.
Lees
was
held
in
Ihe
Union
Churh
on
Monday
evening.
The
early
part
of
tho
evening
was
taken
up
with
a
concert
which
was
greatly
enjoyed
by
the
large
gathering
present.
This
was
followed
by
an
address
by
L.
S.
McOill,
the
chairman,
and
a
presentation
of
a
purse
of
igold
from
the
members
of
the
congregation.
Mr.
Lees
also
received
a
presentation
from
Ihe
Sunday.
School
scholars
and
Mrs,
Lees
fronvtho
C.fl.I.T.
girls.
,s
:Mr.
I.ees
suitably
replied
and
expressed
his
regrets
at
(being
obliged
because
of
his
ill-heallh
to
sever
his
connections
with
the
church
in
Smilhers.
After
Ihe
speech'
making
re
fresh
menls
were
served
by
the
members
of
the
Ladies'
Aid
nml
a
social
hour
speni
before
the
singing
of
Auld
Lang
Syne.
Advertiac
In
Mia
Dnilv
Xw
Yes
it
whips
easily
and
is
delicious!
J'
A
favorite
with
British
Columbia
housewives
Can
You
Afford
to
Speculate?
pVERY
time
you
buy
something
you
are
J--1
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
maizes
the
individual
satisfaction
of
his
patrons,
their
loyalty
and
their
friendship
paramount
issues
in
his
business.
When
you
buy
an
advertised
product,
you
can
know
in
advance
what
to
expect
in
return
for
your
money.
You
can
count
on
its
being
right.
You
are
making
an
investment.
But
when
you
buy
nameless,
unbranded
mer
'
chandise,
you
are
taking
a
chance.
You
are
speculating.
x
Know
what
you
bu.
The
advertisements
will
tell
you.
SMITHERS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
A.
Mon(gom-
ery
left
on
luesdays
train
for
rindako,
afler
a
few
days
In
that
town,
Mrs.
Montgomery
intends
going
lo
Hellingham
for
an
ex-lemWd
visit
willt
relatives.
Mr.
Mc?elligan
who
wsis
badly
injured,
in
a
speeder
wreck
sev-ral
weeks
atro,
was
discharged
from
the
local
lfbspilal
Tuesday
and'left
for
his
homo
at
F.ndako.
Mr.
McOefiigan
is
still'
using
crutrhes
but
.'there
Is
every
hone
I.en
Raabe
left
on
Monday
on
a
month's
vacation
lo
be
spent
at
Ottawa
and
other
points
In
Ontario.
He
was
accompanied
by
his
younger
brother
Carl.
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
Apps
and
family
left
on
Tuesday
evening'
for
Van
couver
on
an
extended
visit.
.las.
Croat,
CN.R.
dispatcher,
is
on
his
annual
vacation
and
left
on
Tuesday
lo
spend
a
few
lays
at
points
on
the
prairies.
Word
has
been
received
in
Smilhers
that
Hon.
F
I).
Harrow.
minister
of
agriculture,
will
at'
ive
here
on
.nine
7.
ami
ar
rangements
are
being
made
for
him
lo
address
the
members
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
at
a
lunch
con
on
June
8.
1
ti
shop
Hunoz
and
Father
Ay
lard
left
town
on
Monday's
train
for
Hums
Lake
ami
from
(here
will
make
a
trip
lo
Ihe
Babliu
and
Stuart
Lake
districts.
Fallier
Aylard's
brother
will
have
charge
of
the
services
at
St.
Joseph's
church
'next
Sunday,
after
whlcl
he
will
start
on
it
trip
Hint
will
lake
him
injo
Ihe
Dease
Lake
country
where
he
Wilt
he
stationed
for
Ihe
summer.
lion.
Dr.
Sutherland
and
Hon.
t
RAW
FURS
If
you
want
to
be
paid
highest
possible
CASH
prices
for
your
HAW
FUHS,
forward
them
to
R.
8.
ROBINSON
A
SONS,
LTD.
Branch
Receiving
Office:
1225-6
Standard
Bank
Bldg.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Head
Office:
H.S.IL
Hldg.,
-43-51
Louise
SL,
Winnipeg.
Man.
EsL
1883.
Incorporated
1920
W.
Sloan
will
no!
be
c'oininjr
to
Sihilbfrs
onttheir
present
Irijr
to
Nov!
hern
H.C.
mil
word
has
been
received
from
both
of
them
Dial
lliey
will
be
making
another
trip
at
a
later
dale
and
wilt
then
come
lo
Smilhers.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Cray
entertained
a
number
of
the
smaller
children
m
Monday
afternoon
at
a
parly
given
as
a
farewell
lo
Master
Garnet
Lees.
The
youngsters
pent
a
Jolly
time
at
'games
and
amusements
and
served
with
re
freshments
and
ice
cream.
Mrs.
H.
Mathers
left
on
Thurs
day
morning
on
a
holiday
fo
be
spenl
with
relatives
on
Vancouver
Island.
Advertise
in
Hie
Dally
News.
THE
NAVIOABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT.
R.
8.
C.
Chap.
115.
Tim
Canadian
risMnir
Company
Limited
liorcliy
irlVM
nntli-e
thai
It
ha
under
Srrtlon
7
of
tho
aalit
Aft
rti-posltoil
with
tli
Minister
r
Public
Wnrki
at
Ottawa
anil
In
tlin
urrire
or
Urn
heirlslrar
or
the
land
Hfirls!ry
C.oasl
PKlrlrt
at
I'rlnr
Hupwt.
H.C,
a
ih-iM-rlptlwi
r
the
iltn
and
Mum
or
lis
wharf,
ratmory.
rannery
burnt
in
it
ainl
work
appnrirnant
thereto
hunt
prior
tu
J
hiii'
IH,
1018,
In
Prater
neaiii
tn
front
or
i.ni
va,
iianm
coat
Dwtrlrt,
Provlwa
or
British
Columbia.
ANn
take
NOTICE
that
artvr
the
ex
piration
or
me
nionlli
rrom
the
date
of
inn
first
txihllratlnn
r
tliia
Notice
Trie
Canadian
Flhmg
Cenipany
Limited
will
under
sertlon
1
or
the
nald
Art
apply
to
the
Minuter
of
IMitillc
Work
at
till
or
rire
In
the
City
or
Ottawa
ror
approval
nr
the
ald'
lte
and
plan
ami
tar
leave
h
mntriirt
the
aald
ranrry
and
works.
Paled
at
Vant'ouver,
M.O,
Oils
Trh
day
of
May.
mn.
THE
CANADIAN
FISHIM
COMPANY
LIMITED
DRY
,
BIRCHWOOD
and
Cedar
$6.50
Per
Load
Cut
to
any
length.
HydeTransler
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
680
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
a
Blue
Fox
Pups
For
dtllvary
July
20th
to
30th.
1925,
ONLY;
Later
dallftry,
25
par
cent
hlghar.
Take
litem
younir.
COST
I.F.SS.
Easier
handled,
docile
and
liveed
Nrt
year.
Send
ror
new
booklet-tell
all!
100
INCREASE
GUARANTEED
1,
3
or
4
yr.
old
Brsadart,
with
or
without
100
par
cent
Increase,
our
guarantee
backed
by
ample
aata
and
ZS
yre.
of
bualnesa
Integrity
In
this
sUte.
Bererences
r'urnUhed
you-
.
HraiMreetst
and
Presldenls,
81s
Banks.
Member
of
Seattle,
Chamber
nf
Commerce.
CLEARV
BROS.
FOX
FARMS
4
Kmnlre
Hide..
SK.ATTI.K.
(On
of
the
World's
l.sriett
Farms)
U.S.A.
St
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