Why
not
visit
Zion
Rational
Park,
the
newly
opened
Wonderland
in
Southern
Utah,
this
Summer?
Ask
for
booklet
in
natural
colors,
which
fires
complete
information
concerning
thla
unique
land.
molts,
toits
no
more
nu
iums
j
Round
Trip
Summer
Excursion
Fares
la
effect
dally
between
May
Z2
and
Sept.
IS
Danvtr
Omaha
.
.
.
Kaniai
City
SI.
Lou
la
.
.
Chicago
Datrolt
.
.
.
Cincinnati
$126.60
.
125.63
.
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.
123.60
.
134.00
.
163.02
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164.30
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PACIFIC
SYSTEM
1405
4th
Avenue
and
Union
Station,
Seattle,
Washington.
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Toronto
Pllttburgh
Wathington
Philadelphia
Maw
York
.
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192.92
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195.40
201.60
Votrtpondinf
Ur
to
othtr
important
oenfera
final
return
limit
October
31,1925.
Liberal
stopover
privilege
going
and
returning.
A
side
trip
to
Yellowstone
at
small
additional
cost
will
afford
the
experience
of
a
life
time.
Call
u.
oy
h-.-
m.,:".
COAXING
SLEEP
with
a
Simmons
Outfit
No.
I'2i
H'tl
'Con.liiiff
r
Nt'W
Century
Coil
Spring,
nrry
Marias,
in
W
alnut
or
Ivory
Finish.
Cash
Price
.
.
$45.00
II
1
!
I
I
11
i
Bit
1
-
MKKil
j
nome
ruraisnuigs
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
Phono
123
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
.
b
n
nnn
Tah
Floatina
Dry
Dock
Cnglnoers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founars,
rwuni
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
al.
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38
Night
Phonos
687
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
Local
and
Personal
II.
C.
Undertakers.
You'll
like
our
joall
Phone
41.
parly
fousisliiig
of
I..
Ilinton
ami
Mi'.
Merman
sailed
last
Inijtlil
on
too
Prince
(Jeorgc
for
Ocean
Falls.
Miss
Martin
of
Souther
ar
rived
from
Hie
interior
on
las
nisht's
train
and
sailed
for
Van
corner
where
she
will
receive
1
1
real
mml
al
the
hands
of
specialist.
Miss
X.
I).
Anderson
of
iew
Zealand,
Anglican
Church
mis
sionnry,
arrived
on
the
train
las
nighl
from
Smoky
Lake,
Alberta
ami
will
sail
on
the
Princess
.Mary
this
afternoon
for
Dawson
Coal
$14.59.
Double-screened
Nanalmo-Welllng-ton
positively
the
best
domestic
coal
In
British
Columbia.
Albert
&
lYIc-Caffery,
Ltd.
.Phone
564
and
116.
tf
F.
I,,
llu.-kley
and
W.
F.
Sal
mon,
cliier
inspector
lor
letters,
Knylish
airplane
manufacturers,
returned
by
gashuat
from
Port
Clements
yesterday
afternoon
and
sailed
on
Hit
Prince
George
las
nighl
for
Vancouver.
Thomas
Ox
ley,
formerly
f
me
dian
al
I
lie
lira
liny
mine,
Aiiyux,
is
a
passenger
going
north
on
the
princess
Mary
today
bound
lor
I
he
Allin
district
where
lie
will
spend
I
lie
.
summer.
Mrs.
Oxley
and
family
are
residing
in
Vancouver.
CP.lt.
steamer
Princess
Mary,
which
arrived
at
l.io
this
after
noon
and
will
sail
for
Alaska
ports
al
3.15,
has
a
bumper
pas
senger
list
and
freight
cargo.
'Besides
Ibose
getting
on
here,
there
are
100
passengers
bound
for
various'
northern
points
alio
.(lilt
tons
of
freight
cargo.
This
.
,
.
ii.
is
t
lit
heaviest
movement
iirm
I
so
far
this
season.
Passengers
sailing
last
night
on
Hie
I'riuce
(ieiu'tie
for
the
south
included
W.
11.
Stokes,
F.
II.
Craig,
A.
F.
Wright,
L.
Hin-lon,
Mr.
Merman,
F.
A
JUce
and
Father
Oodrrey
for
Ocean
Falls;
Mrs.
Agnes
Dayman,
J.
1L
Hamilton,
Miss
L.
I'.
Wilkie,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
11.
II.
Carson,
II.
C.
chambers,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
Woods.
L.
Woods,
(i.
Mean,
r.
L.
Buckley,
W.
A.
Salmon,
Sister
Victoria,
Sister
M.
Helena,
C.
J.
..mii
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alexaaiuler
and
child,
A.
Wood,
W.
C.
Slear-man,
T.
a.
SpolTord,
Mrs.
O.
11.
Sluhr
mid
Col.
H.
S.
Knight
Tor
Vancouver.
WHITES
OF
EYES
TINGED
WITH
YELLOW?
YOUR
LIVER
IS
OUT
OF
ORDER!
Mrs.
Win.
Iioiiniut',
fox
Cwk,
N.H..
willcs:
"I
have
been
troubled,
with
my
liter
Tor
a
lonir
lime,
ami
wai
no
IkuI
1
i
id
not
do
any
work.
I
had
severe
mill
In
my
.tnimeli
that
were
m
bad,
at
limes.
1
fould
hardly
stand
them.
My
lonone
beeaiue'eoaleUi
1
hail
a
had
taste
In
my
mouth,
t-spiM-liiHy
In
the
inoi-nluir:
the
whiles
or
my
eyes
were
United
with
yellow,
and
I
had
a
muddy
an',
yellow
complexion,
I
hud
read
a
irreat
deal
about
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIYER
PILLS.
Ice
Cream
A
Purely
Home
Made
Product
Wc
have-
recently
installed
Hits
latest
typo
of
Ice
Cream
making
equipment
and
are
now
in
a
position
to
make
and
supply
ICi:
Gil
FA
M
equal
lo
anything
produced
in
Canada.
NO
SUBSTITUTES
ALL
PURE
FRESH
CREAM
Try
it
and
be.
convinced
KILLAS&CHR1ST0PHER
Wholesale
and
Retail
De
Luxe
and
Royal
Ice
Cream
Parlors
Phones
193
and
17
L.
Scliullz,
well
known
Allin
merchant,
is
a
passenger
on
1
lit
Princess
Mary,
today
rutui-tiing
north
after
a
business
trip
Ic
Vancouver.
.
-
Mrs.
W.
0.
HIancliard,
wife
of
the
assistant
to'
Hie
manager
of
thu'
While
Pass
&
Yukon
Hallwav
is
a
passenger
on
Hie
Princes
Mary
today
bound
for
Skagway
Mr.
und
Mrs.
M.
A.
Maun
and
family
are
sailing
this
aflernoo
on
Hie
princess
,uary
ior
iei-
cliikau.
1
liey
ex'fect
to
be
away
tbotit
two
weeks
on
a
Vacation
trip.
Judge
ami
Mrs..
Macaulay
of
Dawson
are
passengers
going
through
on
tin1
Princess
Mary
today
bound
north
after
bavin
spenl
the
winter
in
Yancouvc
and
Ottawa.
W.
D.
Streneh,
immigration
ollicer
at
Kelolilkan.
and
Mr
SI
t
ench
are
passengers
goin
norfh
on
the
Princess
Mary
to
day.
They
have-
been
speudiu
a
vacation
in
llio
south.
O.
It.
Smith,
formerly
manager
of
the
(iranby
Co.'s
.mine
at
Any
ox.
is
a
passenger
going
tbroug
on
Ihe
Princess,.
Mary
tod;i
bound
for
the
Allin
district
where
lie
will
spend
the
summe
T.
(i
C.
A.
1
rnuv'r
are
pa
(i
arret
I.
d
K.
Sncll
and
irinan.
well
known
Van
coinmerc'al
travel
lei
senirors
going
north
the
Yukon
on
the
Princess
.Mary
today.
They
will
spend
two
ot
three
weeks
in
Ihe
north.
COAL,
$14.50.
"The
Best."
Double-screened
Ladysmlth-Wcllington
lump.
Peorless
Egg,
$11.00.
Peerless
stove,
12.50.
No
soot,
clinker,
little
ash
and
no
slack.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
15.
tf
MINESlCLARE
MORE
DIVIDENDS
Sum
of
$2,836,174
Paid
During
1924
as
Compared
with
$2,809,295
in
1923.
Dividends
declared
by
mining
companies
in
Hie
province
ot
B.C.
during
Hie
year
l2t
amounted
to
$2,8111!,
17
1
as
com
pared
wilh
ji2,-i5'.),2,J5
tlurinu
I0S3,
according
to
the
annual
report
of
lion.
William
Sloan,
minister
of
mines,
which
show
proTils
as
follows
by
llio
various
operating
companies:
1
11123.
11)21.
Premier
1
,738,000
$1,7
1
5,00(
Consolidated
Britannia
....
Silversmith..
Wallace
-Ml.
1..X.L.
(Trail)
BelKBeaverdell)
Apex
(Slocau)
Mt.
Cliier
....
Surf
Inlet
....
32,Ui
11)8,115
150,000
5,100
22,1)58
02,500
1)11,013
11)8,1
1":
175,000
51),
1
00
5(i,00li
18,000
,
1,831
1,18:1
Til.
for
year
2,80i),21)5Tt-81)t),17
1
The
amount
of
"
2,8il,l7l
shown
above
as
distributed
in
ID21
by
no
means
represents
the
total
of
net
profits
earned
during
that
year.
In
nearly
all
case-'
substantial
sums
are
set
asid
from
profits
to
Hie
credit
of
surplus
and
reserve
accounts.
Pro-
Pis
accruing
lo
private
companies!
(lint
individual
muting
enier-prises
us
a
rule
are
not
giver,
'publicity
as
dividends,
as
is
llm
nil
IKMIUld
I
WdllKl
IIT
H
H.H.
un.l
nri.
,,,
I
...,
,,,,
.....Irw
tuMntr
Hurt
of
thi'iii
i
wan
Kifstly
In.
"1
'
.
,J
'
liovril
and
Tell
nmre
iiko
livltnr.
and
1
ran
!0
thill.
110
record
Of
ttlt'se
pro-iimv
do
my
own
v
iik
viUwui
'
any
fit
s,
which
in
the
niTKrepate
are
irmible."
!
considerable,
is
available.
I'dr
iile
at
all
dnmirlM
and
.rtealerst
i
rrr?Trr:
nit
up
uiily
by
The
T.
Mllburn
Co.
Lliultod,
Toronto,
(ml.
Advertise
in
tho
Dally
News.
H
ere
an
dTh
ere
According
to
the
Alberta
Provin-.
cial
Department
of
Agriculture
near
ly
a
quarter
of
a
million
bushels
of
i
oata
were
shipped
from
that
province
to
New
Zealand
for
seed
purposes
last
winter,
The
Quebec
Provincial
Automobile
Bureau
estimates
thai
well
over
100,-000
automobiles
will
be
registered
in
that
Province
during
the
year.
This
will
mean
an
increase
over
the
1924
registration
of
about
15,000
cars.
The
1924
exports
of
live
cattfe
to
Great
Britain
exceed
the
1923
figures
by
over
twenty-two
thousand
'heads,
according
to
the
official
Canadian
returns.
Exports
to
the
United
States
also
showed
a
slight
increase.
Four
small
wooden
vessels
to
act
as
tugs
and
leeaers
irom
coronation
Gulf
to
Herschel
Islands,
In
the
Arctic,
are
being
built
at
Vancouver,
B.C.,
to
the
order
of
the
Hudsons
Bay
Company.
They
will
be
well
power
ed
and
sheathed
in
iron
bark.
There
is
now
only
one
mine
in
the
Crow's
Nest
Pass
district
idle.
Be
tween
eight
and
nine
thousand
tons
of
coal
are
being
mined
there
daily
and
the
mines
at
Coleman,
Blairmore
and
Bellevue
are
rapidly
striking
their
stride,
their
output
being
about
six
thousand
tons.
Although
the
chief
beneficiaries
under
the
new
British
preference
proposals
will
be
Canadian
sugar,
tobacco
and
automobiles,
it
is
stated
that
Canadian
wines
and
silk
goods
will
also
benefit
to
a
certain
extent.
In
the
sugar
preference
an
increase
of
about
25,
an?
in
tcbacco
of
from
fourth
to
sixth
has
been
made.
By
a
recent
Order-in-Council
of
the
Lieutenant-Governor,
premiums
for
clearing
land,
which
had
previously
been
set
at
$6
an
acre,
were
increased
tor
$8.
The
Order
also
pro
vides
that
the
premium
will
be
paid
for
a
maximum
of
twenty
acres
of
land
and,
as
a
result
of
it,
a
settler
may
obtain
a
grant
of
$160
from
the
Government
as
a
reward
for
his
work.
The
annual
invasion
of
Canada
by
anglers
from
the
United
States
has
commenced.
F.
N.
Peet,
secretary
of
the
Izaak
Walton
League
of
Chicago,
with
other
members
of
the
League
is
catching
salmon,
at
Cains
River,
N.B.,
while
a
party
of
prominent
newspapermen
from
New
Y'ork
Is
at
Lake
Archambault,
In
the
Laurentians,
in
quest
of
the
elusive
trout.
Mr.
Peet
holds
the
world
championship
for
casting
a
fly.
Walter
Lindley-Jones,
editor
and
founder
of
the
Mercantile
Guardian,
of
London,
Eng.,
and
an
authority
upon
commercial
matters
in
general,
recently
passed
through
Canada
on
the
last
lap
of
a
journey
around
the
world,
by
Canadian
Pacific
steamships
and
trains.
Mr.
Lindley-Jones
states
that
a
terrific
boom
is
due
in
China
as
soon
as
hostilities
cease
there
and
that
Great
Britain
and
Canada
will
be
the
chief
A
man
reached
the
station
flat-
form
just
as
the
6.15
was
pulling
out.
A
little
burst
ef
speed
netted
him
fifty
feet
in
overcoming
the
train's
handicap,
but
the
best
he
could
do
thereafter
was
to
run
a
losinr
race.
He
quit
at
the
end
of
the
long
platform
and
returned.
"Mist
your
train,
sir
V
enquired
the
porter
cheerfully.
"No,
my
friend,"
he
replied,
"Oh,
no!
I
was
just
chasing
it
out
of
the
yard.
"You
eufhtn't
to
allow
it
round
here.
Don't
you
see
the
tracks
it
has
left!"
Front
"Uatl
Lift,"
Alfred
Trie.
.
.
Advertise
in
the
Dailv
Nfwt
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
HOUSES
pan
r
i
-
r
x
nrm
FOR
SALE
Il'OO.MS
and
hath,
jrooil
location,
new
&
modern
$3,000,110
1
llooms
and
bath,
Summit
Avenue
2.
100.00
(iood
house
and
double
coiner.
Seventh
Ave
i.l50.00
5
Rooms
ami
balh,
Highlit
Ave
$2,000.00
1
roonis,
Sevcitlh
Avenue,
near
Sawmill)
1,000.00
Terms
can
be
arrnutri'd
on
all
these
houses.
McCatTery
&
(iibbons,
Ltd.
127
NNOUNCCMENTS
Mouse
tc-nie
-Inne
2R
ma
Cut
lIkJ)li
I
Rilint
CATARRH
el
tha
BLADDER
itk,
!anasnl
bcari
raaie
WJ
f$euir
ofcouniorfeitf
t
"
DAILY
NEWS
paob
THnra,
-
-
THE
-lit
V
11U
V
"
-
K
v
SUPPORT
LOCAL
INDUSTRY
W
o
arc
AffHils
Tor
Hit-
PriiM'i'
Hoi"''1
S1",,I;T
J'id
tan
.pfoto
you
allracliu'
prico-
on
tlieir
products.
CorJar
Timbers
and
Shiplap.
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
t
Spruce
and
Hamlock
Finish.
Spruce
and
Hemlock
Flooring-Spruce
Shiplap
$10.00
and
$21.00.
Spruce
Dimension
$18.00
to
$22.00.
(iel
our
price
lit-fore
placing
)""'
-ik'i
AIRI7DT
Mnf
AFFFRY.
LTD.
1
Ul-llY
1
VX
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ill
-
J
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
On
Gr.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
irs
Coal
Co.
Phone
7,
Selling
price.
II.
Falliur
night
uu
Ocean
l'all
(Jodfrey
Cop.sum
out
cverylhiiifr,
II.
Hemming.
sail
tiled
Hie
Prince
door;
tf
cos!
13(1
last
!
for
Just
received
on
consignment.
Beautiful
Silk
Knit
Lingerie.
On
sale
3
days
only.
Mrs.
Grahlman
Scandinavian
Dance
in
'Metro
pole
Hall
tonight
at
H
p.m.
He
freshmenls.
Admission
75c.
Ladies
free.
J.
S.
lingers-
of
(lie
ltupert
Marine
Products
Co.
is
sailing
this
afternoon
on
tin
Princess
I.Mary
for
Kelcliikun
on
a
busi
ness
trip.
A.
V..
Wiiglit.
11.C.I..S.
am
KEEP
COOLI
COUND
BANKING
PROTECTS
mm
the
COMMUNITY
I
HIS
bank
works
constructively
and
conservatively
for
tlie
protection
of
its
depositors
and
the
community
as
a
whole.
Because
the
Bank
of
Montreal
for
more
than
a
century
has
endeavored
to
do
thi,
it
has
come
to
oe
regarded
throughout
the
length
and
breadth
of
the
Dominion
as
a
sound,
safe
and
friendly
institution.
There
are
sU
hundred
branches
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
Each
branch
has
the
strength,
stability,
experience
and
services
of
the
entire
organization.
Make
the
ntarest
branch
your
banking
headquarters.
Talk
with
the
manager
on
matters
of
banking
or
business.
Write
to
him
or
call
in
person.
You
can
bank
with
us
by
mail.
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