Figured
French
oulards
Or
v
"ft
shades,
patterns
.
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iirsip:iis
sniiaioe
ior
:
ir.
Dresses,
ami
L;
willing
liiautlfiilly.
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vmimtil
i
I
iifit
rrai.l
$1.50
'est
of
England
Store
Phone.
7B3.
PER
CENT
REDUCTION
on
Spring
oats
ami
Hats
Demers"
House
of
Quality
Phone
27
P.O
.Box
327
Now
obtainable
In
i
Prince
Rupert.
Suprema
Canada'
Favor!
Jo
Fiirnihire
'olish.
iVi
all
Rood
stores
in
jr
(urge
bottles.
pi
"SUPREMA"
Mop
Oil
lii
'lie
fiiiiiniiM
"Eureka
Sleach."
ho
flimsier
I.aliel.
DRY
IIRCHWOOD
and
Cedar
$8.50
Per
Load
1
u'
to
nny
length.
HydeTransfer
I
139
Second
Avenue
IPhone
580
Nlaht
or
Dav
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
St.
'
ariane,
WarehouslnR.
and
Wstributing,
Team
or
Motor
Bervlne.
oal,
Sand
and
Gravel
w
Speolallze
In
Piano
apd
Furniture
Rovlnfl.
FUNERAL
OF
jSTEAUNG
FROM
AGED
PIONEER!
CARS
PARKED
AT
Donald
McKlnnon
of
Smlthars
was
94
Years
of
Age
The
fnnoral
nf
ihe
l(,c
Donald
MrKinnin
was
liolii
nil
Moiuhiv
laflcrnnon,
a
large
number
of
friends
attending
to
pay
their
llasl
respects
In
one
of
the
pion-,eor
of
lliitf
district.
I
air.
.McKinnon
wlm
was
in
hi
Oilh
year,
came
lp
Siuilliort
isoine
sixteen
years
ago
and
'started
farming
on
n
piece
of
i
land
on
llu'
road
between
hero
land
Lake
Kallilyn.
)
Two
sons
and
a
daughter
sur-jvivM,
one
of
wlnun,
I).
".
MoKin-innn
lias
been
living
on
(lie
farm
wwii
ins
lamer
ror
simiio
years.
HAVE
MANY
PLANSFOR
INCREASING
OUTPUT
AT
PRINCERUPERT
MILL
One
of
Hie
guests
at
Hie
Notary
Club
luncheon
yesterday
was
J.
A.
Smith,
owner
of
the
lnnther
mill
at
Seal
Cove,
who
in
lhw
course
of
a
short
talk
expressed
the
wish
to
know
the
people
of
I'rince
Itnperl
Deller.
He
said
they
had
many
plans
on
hand
for
increasing
production
al
-the
mills
and
extending
Hie
plant
ami
Ihey
would
not
lie
sat-salsfied
until
all
were
CANNERY
SHARES
ARE
SELLING
IN
EAST
Toronto
(ilobe
U.K.
Fishing
came
hack
into
a
prominent
place
in
the
market
ii
yesterday's
I
radius
and
ad
the
close.
In
both
Toronto
and
Mouleral
there
has
been
marked
operations
in
Hiis
slock
in
anti
cipation
nf
more
satisfactory
conditions
in
the
fishing
indus
try
in
British
t'.olnmliia
durins
the
current
swim
on.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leaae
Lande.
In
iris
Land
llwinlln-
nittrlct
or
I'niK
HiiiH-rl,
ami
almal
mi
IIm
liorlh-wtl
-nl
of
Vrttf
llaiul,
II.C.
apirti.-iiulfly
li
mil
iHtrth
rn.iii
I
Ik-
mouth
nf
Winter
llirlHir.
Tike
Nolle
thai
r.o.w-Mlllrrd
Limited
f
Yiiinmvrr.
H.i...
nrriiiwtlnti
lurkem,
inirnii
I"
apply
rr
a
n-a
or
in
ioi-lipwlnir
tlrtrritittl
laiuli:
iiniiinieiiriiiK
at
a
mai
planlwl
apprni-IiiuiHv
eli
mile
mirth
frmm
Die
mouth
or
Winter
llarlmr.
I'narae
Inland:
llienre
niirlhwet
ln
t
rhaln.
more
or
lei's,
Ik
!
water
mark:
thenro
iurlliial
almiir
Iw
water
mark
one
hundred
and
ulily
tliW)
rlialna;
thenre
miiiUihiM
iwn
?i
rtiatn.t;
llienre
mihNvel
one
hunrireil
and
sixty
di
rluinia.
more
or
lee,
to
iHilnt
or
rommenrenient
and
containing
Winy-two
(.tSi
acres,
more
or
tm'
'
r.OS.SK-Mll.t.Kim
LIMITED,
Maine
or
Appllrant,
Dated
May
1
9ib.
HS.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
or
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laai
Lands.
In
Hie
Land
Ileeordlnir
DUtrlrt
at
Prince
Uupert,
and
Hlliiau-
iffl
the
norlli
wel
rmnl
ir
1'earne
llnd,
U.t:..
appniv
linately
three
miles
tinrlh
rrom
the
mouth
or
Winter
'llarlmr.
,
Take
,otli
that
Krliieira
Limited
or
I'rlnre
Umiert
H.i:..
orrupallon
parkjr.
Iniend
to
apply
Tor
a
lease
or
the
rut-loxtlnr
deiierllied
landt:
r.i.mineni-lnif
at
a
t
Planted
approj-Imatelv
three
miles
tmrth
rmm
the
month
nr
Wiuler
llarlKtr,
rear
lUndi
llienee
iiurlliwrat
two
rltaln,
morn
nr
.lea,
to
low
water
mark:
thenre
w.utliWes
alonir
low
water
mark
oiu'
Jnmdred
am
lxlv
(
chains:
thrnre
southeast
two'
)
rh.llns;
thence
-
nurlkeaat
.one
Hundred
and
fitly
l
rhalnj,
more
ir
les.
to
point
or
commencement
unit
eon-talnW
thlrly
lwn
(Si
rn-s,
mom
or
'"
FniZZEl.t.'S
LIMITED.
Nauin
of
Appllrant.
naled
May
Hln,
tttt.
LANO
ACT
In
Prince
Uupert
Land
District!
District
or
r
rlncn
llnpert.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
Merlll
Des
lirlsay.
nr
Vancouver,
II.C,
occupation
nuiiwi
broker.
Intend'
to-
pplv
pcrmlasloti
to
descrfl.ed
lands
purchase
the
rollowinir
south
or
the
southeast
corner
;
of
Lot
MM.
nmiA
Creek.
Ilanire
"
4.
Coast
District;
Z
ee
north
chains:'
IJ.ence
xvest
SO
chains-
thence
south
to
shore
line
In
an
laslerrv
direction
to
olnt
or
com-ioencei'iicnt:
contalnlnir
iO
acrea.
more
or
MEIULL
DES
nniSAY,
Applicant.
Srtwln
Elrny
ll.irniun,
Airent,
Dated
Amljlcijnm
LAND
ACT.
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT
District
or
castlar,
Sllklne
Division.
TIKE
NOTICE
"That
I.
Waller
Julian
llleiuiiM'd
Soldier),
or
Teleirraph
Creek.
Ii.
:.
Vice
ipallon
Miner,
Intend
to
apply
ror
permission
to
purchase
llio
rollowinir
?!"":L,
a
nost
Planted
about
one
iiil
e
rast
or
McU-ods
SloiiKll
near
Urn
"t
kme
lllver
and
anout
32
miles
!
"....:...
r
TelerraPh
Creek:
thence
iii
chains:
thence
east
0
chains;
south
HO
chain!
thence
west
w
"."'.A.
thence
...
.
r
eoinniencemeiit
and
containing:
"res.
more(
or
Applicant.
April
Ifltti.
1025.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Salllnra
from
I'rlnre
nupert.
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaon
Bay,
and
Altrt
Ba,,
Tu.ad,
'Of
Saturday,
10
A.M.
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
Altrt
Ra.
and
Swanion
Ba,
f0f
ANYOX.
ALinr
toy
.tiuit
nH..
I
P.M.
ir
J"0."!
'"PtON
and
Naat
Rlvar
CannarUe,
rrld
wg
nvtnuo.
4.
BarnaUy,
Ait.
Prlnea
Rupart,
B.O.
POLICE
STATION
New
Yorkers
Lost
Much
When
Waiting
for
Cases
to
Come
Before
Oourts
MiV
YOIIK,
May
2!).
New
York's
growing
loll
of
motor
violalorx
has
reacheil
oich
prn-iiorlions
that
the
Traffic
Court,
preum!
almost
Ihe
worst
traffic
problem
that
motorists
have
to
face.
,
May
after
day
Ihe
three,
court
rooms,
sealing
120
persons
each,
are
called
upon
lo
accommodate
a
calendar
of
.from
500
lo
700
cases,
with
1,100
cases
the
water
mark
during
a
recent
parking
crusade.
Hut
the
court
itself
is
sorne-lime
the
least
of
the
,
worries
of
Ihe
traffic
violator.-Street,
vandals
often
steal
his
car
or
pilfer
all
ils
movable
parts
while
he
is
wailiiiig
in
court;
policemen
leave
him
tickets
for
parking
loo
long,
pick-pockets
use
the
dally
crush
lo
steal
his
purse
and
Ihe
inev-ilahle
delays
in
court
cost
him
heavily
in
his
business.
So
full
of
terror
is
the
ordeal,
for
traffic
offenders
llial
court
records
show
more
than
Oil
per
cent
plead
guilty,
preferring"
lit
have
the
stigma
"first
offender"
attached
lo
their
names
than
lo
ndd
lo
delays
liy
protesting
innocence.
Court
attendants
quote
them
ns
saying
they
want
to
get
it
over
willi
iis
ipiickly
as
possible.
The
parking
spare
in
front,
nf
Hie
court
house
luis
become
a
thieves'
paradise,
court
attaches
say.
I'olice
reports
show
that
Hie
loot
taken
by
yotilhs
who
fre-(pienl
the
place
includes
twelve
iaxirahs,
as
many
touring
cars.
vanced
to
35
before
selling
off
aU
wagon
load
nf
pies,
a
trnck-
load
of
eggs,
thousands
of
dol
lars
worth
of
merchandise,
m-Inr
robes,
lieadliglils,
spare
lire
and
anylhinw
that
ran
be
detnehed.
One
fruit
merchant,
summoned
'for
speeding,
found
bis
Irnck
denuded
of
0
stems
nf
bananas,
while
lie
was
in
court.
The
crowds
in
the
building,
waiting
for
their
cases
In
be
railed,
are
oflei.lie
prey
for
pickpockets.
One
banker
reported
his
pocket
was
picked
of
.'100.
A
woman
ahoiit
to
pay
a
$10
fine
for
speeding
found
her
purse
enmity
when
she
opened
il.
Prospects
of
ten
days
in
jail
caused
her
lo
faint,
but
Ihe
court
Suspended
senlense
when
il
was
learned
she
had
been
robbed.
Husiness
men
report
that
Ihe
inevitable
delays
rire
costly
lo
Hiem,
one
Wall
Street
broker
asserting
he
lost
SIH.onn
during
his
enforced
absence
from
the
slock
licker.
PLANS
NEARLY
READY
FOR
MOVING
BUFFALO
Transportation
of
Big
Animals
by
Rail
and
Water
to
Preserve
Near
Fort
Smith
Begins
Soon
KD1I0XTMX,
May
2D
M.
II.
Cluistie
of
(jie
Nip'thwesl
Terri-
lories
ilejlarl
men
t,
-
Ol
lawn,
Hia
gone
north
to
Waterways
in
or-
tier
o
look
over
Ihe
arrange
ments
which
are
in
progress
for
Ihe
inovins
of
HulTalo
from
Wainwrighl
park
In
Hie
Wood
HulTalo
preserve
al
Kurt
Smilh.
Mr.
Christie,
who
will
supervise
the
movement
(of
Ihe
buffalo,
spoil
a
few
days
at
Wainwrighl,
and
stales
that
Ihe
young
slock
which
it
is
proposal
lo
move,
this
summer,
are
all
:n
splendid
shape.
The
animals
have
been
corralled
in
the
park,
ami
am
ijulle
tractable,
so
that
no
great
ilitllcuHy
is
anticipated
in
Iranspnrling
lliem
over
lb')
long
rail
and
waler
route
lie
Iween
the
two
parks.
The
original
plan
as
previous
ly
announced,
will
be
adhered
to
Ihe
.movement
this
slimmer
con
templating
about,
two
thousand
of
Ihe
young
buffalo,
wilh
km'all
number
nel,
yHar.
Weather
und
oilier
conditions
will
be
Ihe
deuiding
faclor
in
the
iiiovenient,
but
wilh
favorable
conditions,
it
is
anticipated
that
llio
entire
Iwo
thousand
will
lo
in
Iheir
new
home
before
Ihe
season
closes.
Col.
J.
K,
Cornwall,
of
North
ern
Traders,
l.inill
),
is
alreaily
nl
Wnlcrways,
stipervising
coin
plelion
of
Ihe
river
scows
which
will
bo
used
in
transporting
tliu
ImlTalo
by
water,
and
ajso
look
ing
over
the
corrals
Hint
Iiuvo
been
billt
ut
Waterways
lo
hold
1,,
.
t
'
THE
DAILT
rTEWB
1
Hie
animals
pending
their
trans-
Hanson,
3b.;
M.
Krizzell,
If.;
n.
shipment
aboard
the
scows,
and
Smith,
cf.;
ilorley,
rf.;
Irvine.
.Mr.
Chrislie,
after
an
inspee-
lb.:
Oray.
p.;
Vnllaiiee
,ss.;
C,
linn
nf
the
preparations
at
tho
McKeown,
c.
end
of
sleel,
will
return
lo
Kd-
monlon.
i'lio
firsl
movement
from
Wainwrighl
is
planned
to
take
place
about
Ihe
middle
of
June.
Mid
regular
shipments
will,
pro-
eed
thereafter,
so
long
us
the
season
holds.
CANUCKS
WIN
FIRSTlGAME
the
Sawmill
was
a
first
class
af
fair
which
gaP
pleuly
of
excite
ment
to
the
rather
small
crowd
of
Jans
that,
owing
to
tho
un
favorable
weather,
was
present.
I'Iib
game
was
scheduled
lo
go
five
innings
lint
an
extra
frame
had
lo
be
played
before
Ihe
Canucks
emerged
winners
by
a
score,
of
7
lo
(i
The
support
of
the
sporting
public
oT
(he
cily
is
bespoken
for
the
Junior
League
football
games
thai
are
beins
staged
weekly
on
Saturday
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds.
The
games
are
well
worth
the
dime
admission
and
the
presence
of
spoclalors,
besides
helping
the
youngsters
Id
purchase
Iheir
equipment,
gives
them
encouragojuonl,
in
Ihe
Interest
Inn
Baseball
Match
Plav-
sport.
The
games
should
lie
ed
Last
Evening
Between
Canucks
and
Sawmill
I'lie
ojieniiiff
game
of
Ihe
Sen
ior
llasejiall
League
last
liigui
between
Ihe
-Sons
of
Canada
and
Sport
Chat
drawing.
larger
crowds
than
Ihey
bavo
been
doing.
Tomorrow's
game
will
be
I
ho
fourth
of
I
lie
season
and
the
High
School
and
llordcn
Street
are
lo
be
the
opposing
learns,
Honlen
Street
announce
Ihe
following
line-up
:
McLean;
Sliles
and
Veirick:
llogers,
Parkin
and
(iurvich;
'Irvine,
Smith,
Hunt,
Morrison
and
Millord.
At
n
meeting
of
the
Hoard
of
Control
for
lest
cricket
matches
held
in
London,
Ihe
dales
for
Ihe
test,
matches
against
Australia
the
tiext
year
were,
fixed
as
follows:
The
I
fmH
fl'IIP
opened
IPiiiM
tlir
scoring
vl
1
1
1
p
i
-
with
nik
run
In
Ihe
first,
inning
I'irsl
match
al
Noltinglmm
on
ami
the
Mill
evened
up
in
the
croud
with
a
questionable
hoiiio
run
wilh
no
men
on
bases.
The
Canucks
got
two
in
the
second
and
three
in
the
third
and,
nt
Clie
beginning
of
tho
fourth,
lb.1
score
was
G
lo
2.
Til
tho
fifth
Ihe
mill
again
evened
up
by
scoring
for
runs
anil
jn
the
sixth
the
Sons
of
auada
.squeezed
in
the
winning
run.
The
batteries
were;
Sawmill,
dray
and
McKwen;
Soiiji
of
Can
ada,
Roy
and
Halfour,
Juno
12;
second
match
al
Lords
on
June
20:
third
match
al
Leeds
on
July
10;
fourth
innlch
al
Manchester
July
21;
l-'ifti
match
at
the
Oval
Augusl
1
1.
The
matches
will
bo
of
three
days
duration,
but
Hie
last
will
bo
played
lo
n
finish
if
the
rub
her
depends
on
H.
At
the
llotary
luncheon
yesterday
.a
coinmillee
was
given
aulhorly
lo
try
-
to
organize
baseball
team
lo
wipe
out
Ihe
I'he
teams
lined
up
as
follows:
slur
cast
upon
lliem
in
a
recent
Sons
of
Canada
Fnrquhar,
challenge
from
Ihe
Inlanders
In
3b.:
L.
Sherman,
ss.rJaek
Hatch
ford,
cf,;
Vlo
Menzies,-
lb.;
Hal-four,
c;
Harry
Mcnzies,
2b.;
Lambie,
If.;
Hoy,
p.;
l.idslonc,
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iii
tho
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