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Its
luscious
freshness
Si-ricH
strength
xnalte
it
finer
than
any
Gunpowder
Japan
or
Young
Hyson.
Sold
everywhere.
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for
SALADA
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DAILY
EDITION
Bin
mximiMl
98
86
Tuosilay.
Juno
IC,
1025.
Lest
We
Forget
Our
Water
Powers.
We
must
not
let
the
world
forget
our
walerpowers,
and
we
must
not
let
I
he
world
furgdl
that
there
is
an
abundant
supply
of
potential
power
in
.this
neiglibnrhoodVhat
only
needs
to
be
harnessed
in
order
to
make
this
a
wonderful
industrial
centre.
The
largest
of
the
nearby
powers
is
that
at
Kails
River
at
its
junction
with
the
Eeslall.
It
has
been
recorded
and
the
engineers
-slate
it
is
good
for
27,000
horsepower
runtiiiiiuiisiy.
Then
there
is
the
Khlada
River
with,
I7,r()0
horse
power
and
Thulnie
River
wilb
10,000
horsepower.
Olher
powers
tire
the
Brown's
River,
Union
;Uay,
and
a
number
Of
smaller
units.,
.None
of
these
are
developed
lo
any
appreciable
extent,
allhough
some
money
was
spent
at
Kails
River
and
'Khtada
River
a
few
years
ago.
,
Grave
Danger
In
.
Oriental
Situation.
.
The
situation
in
China
following
the
Strike
iii-.KIiaiighai
is
a
source
of
ra'ebiigejrlo,
th.peace
of
the
world.
If
as
a
re-,
suit
Japan
is
obliged
to
jaiui'aVi
army
in
that
country
she
will
be
a
difficult
counlryto
dTslorge..
:'
China
is
a
land
of
brigands.
Not
only
are
there
the
outlaws
but
il'ifi
j
the.
brigandage
of
officialdom
which
stifles,
indiistryiiHiolds
(he
enuittry
buck.-
We
read
about
the
civilization
of
China
and
Ihe
progre
she
is
making.
Perhaps
t
lie
unrest
is-a
sign
Of
progress.
Yet!
Ihe
.official
brigandage
continues.
Let
a
person
try
to
start
up
a
factory
or
any
other
industry
in
the
country
and
he
soon
finds
out
who
the
brigtiiHls
are.
'The
probability
is
that
the
strike
al
.Shanghai
was
brought
about
because
of
Ihe
failure
of
Ihe
.Japanese
to
pay
the
tolls
for
protection.
China
has
wonderful
potentialities.
She
might
have
been
great
under
Sim
Yat
Sen
but
the
powerful
interests
of
the
country
would
nrtt
allow
their'
.powers
to
be,
interfered
with.
J)r.
Sun
was
an
idealist,
perhaps,
but
he
also
had
a
'good
dea.1
of
political
sense.
The
job
was
loo
big
for
him
although
for
many
"
.years
he
held
his
own
in
Ihe
south.
"
.
What
People
Expect
And
-What
They
Get.
There
is
usually
a
difference
between
what
people
expect
in
a
city
and
what
they
get.
Prince
Rupert,
is
not
different
from
olher
places
in
this
respect.
Some
people
when
they
arrive
expect
to
see
a
city
as
big
as
Vancouver
and
others
expect
to
see
nothing
,
but
a
few
shacks
and
muskeg
and
rocks.
In
either
case
they
are
disillusioned.
Prince.
Rupert
is
a
small
city
making
steady
growth
and
with
pretty
fair
streets
in
some
sections,
just
as
good
as
Ihe
average
for,
a
town
of
lis
size.
The
other
day
a
visitor
was
heard
to
remark:
"However
could
they
have
built
a
city
here?
Why
didn't
Ihey
find
n
flat
piece
of
land
for
Ihe
tuwnsile,?"
.
Within
an
hour
another
visitor
said:
"What
I
like
about
Prince
iRiiperl
is
the
towusile,
It
is
one
of
the
finest
I
:have
seen,
Tjlo
jiol
see
how
lhey.coiihl
have
picked
one
belter
.suited
for
.the
p'urpose.
;lLtoU'.aiB$
the,
.drainage
.
is
so
good
and
mo.ilvof
tHehtnisesMviU
be
built
well,
tip)
from
.sea
level.
It
is
not
unlike
Seattle
.in
that
respect,
only
Seattle
streets
are
steeper
and
Ihe
hill
on
which
Ihe
homes
are
built
is
higher."
Then
there
is
the
wealher.
Everybody
discusses
it
and!
most
people
are
surprised
lo
find
that
it
does
not
rain
every
minute
of
the
year,
that
jieople
do
not
develop
webbed
feel
and
thai
summer
hals
nre
sometimes
worn.
A
good
many
American
lourils
are
quite
disappointed
not
to
find
icebergs
here.
lSK5nFfii
iiwii
wr
1
I
I
!
1
!
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R
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mm
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A
Nlf
TO.
NIGHT"
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Procurable
(Tlt
ORICINALf
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Scotch
Whisky
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FINrST
HIGHLAND
MALT
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uii
yntiittJ
y
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Craat
Sont
Umiud.
Clanluidick
and
BalvnM.CInliwl
Dwtilknu.
Dull-
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Ihe
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
".''i'lfejSS'.
pr,E
TWO
TJIE
DATLY
Ft?7B
Tuesday,
jiIIM
1f
1f)
TO
BE
SHOWN
the
most
unhpie
and
the
biggest
in
pnysicnl
acnon,
alllinugh
they
do
nn
overshadow
the
gnrgeous-
ness
of
Ihe
parly
English
scenes
Htid
the
ipiaiul
Oriental
beauty
of
Ihe
Algerian
setpiences.
More
lhan
SRu.oOO
in
costumes
were
designed
and
executed
for
the
members
of
The
Sea
Hawk"
east
hat
Ihe
details
of
early
fashion
might
tint
be
neplected.
The
piclnre
will
he
shown
here
at
lb''
week
end.
CHURCH
UNION
Al
TERRACE
Rev.
G.
G.
Hacker
Returns
from
Inaugural
Event;
Anglicans
Joined
in
Services
Rev.
(J.
(1.
Hacker,
pastor
of
the
United
Chitreh
of
Canada
in
Prince
Rupert,
returned
yesterday
from
Terrace
where
he
went
lo
conduct
the
inaugural
ervices
in
connection
with
Church
Union.
The
Anglican
Church
closed
its
services
for
Ihe
day
and
the
menders
of
the
congregation
joined
in
larg'i
numbers
with
the
United
Church
Hev.
T.
.1.
Marsh
was
present
at
bolx
services
and
gave
a
very
able
address
of
welcome
and
con
veyed
the
good
wishes
of
the
An
glican
conneclion
to
new
churcji.
ne
weicommi
itio
spirit
of
union
and
said
he
hoped
lo
seo
the
day
when
Anglican
and
other
church
es
would
join
the
United
Church,
making
one
strong
spiritual
I'roleslant
church.
Hev.
Harvey
Young
of
Terrace
was
present
al
Ihe
evening
ser
vice
and
led
in
.Lhe
prayer
and
praise
service.
Mr.
Hacker
said
he
was
much
impressed
with
Ihe
fraternal
spirit
shown
In
Terrace.
The
Sunday
school
is
a
union
of
Anglican
and
United
churches
and
renders
much
more
enlcicnt
.
ii
.i.i
A
i,
1
ri.ie
loan
count
two
or
illiec
smaller
denominational
schools.
Mrs.
Marsh
and
Miss
(Irillllli-are
in
charge
of
Ihe
primary
scholars,
using
Ihe
Anglican
cliurcli
building
and
.Mr,
Marsh
and
Mr.
Parsons
wilh
a
staff
of
teachers
look
afler
the
inlermed-'
iale
classes
in
Ihe
Uuiled
Church
building.
The
leaching
is'
of
a
very
high
order.
The
change
of
pastors
wilh
Prince
Huperl
was
greatly
appreciated
by
the
Terrace
people
and
Mr.
Hacker
hud
numerous
invitalions
to
visit
Terrace
again.
He
was
entertained
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sundall
and
visits
were
also
made
to
Hie
homes
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Young
anil
.Mr.
and
Mrs,
Marsh.
Mr.
Hacker
is
enlhusiasltc
over
the
scenery
.and
the
pro-diiclive
fruit
and
farm
lauds
of
Ihe
district
and
was
much
'Impressed
wilh
the
arlislic
and
substantial
annearance
of
1'ie
new
bridge,
recently
built
by
the
DOES
EVERY
MEAL
CAUSE
YOU
DISTRESS?
IF
IT
DOES
YOU
SHOULD
TAKE
Book
Was
One
of
Best
Setters
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
For
Several
Years
Before
It
'Was
Filmed
"The
Sea
Hawk,"'
for
tivivyears
one
of
tlit
.best
sellers
tin
the
popular
fiction
shelf,
and
deal-,
in
j?
with
the
colorful
adventures
of
English
'knights
and
sweet
hearts
and
Harbary
corsairs,
.has
required
u
gigantic
background
for
its
many
vivid
scenes.
Four
igantic
sea
going
vessels
of
tJic
Sixteenth
Century,
exact
in
every
detail
and
manned
by
over
a
thousand
sailors"
cor
sairs,
galley
slaves
.and
officers,
participate
in
much
of
Ihe
action,
.several
naval
lialtles,
.during
whinh
sliipsNam
into
each
olherdieail
on,
then
lash
themselves
tugelher,
while
their
crews
engage
in
hand
to
hand
combat,
aro
said
to
he
but
a
few
of
the
unique
and
highly
exciting
scenes
of
Ihe
produclhm.'
Having
to
do
with
the
life
of
Mr
Oliver
Iressilian
as
a
Span
ish
prisoner
al
the
oars
of
Ihe
galleon,
his
escape
and
final
elevation
lo
Ihe
command
of
a
.Moorish
gallease
and
all
of
the
bashaws
corsairs,
"The
'Sea
Hawk"
reveals
many
bils.nf
his
torical
fads
never
visualized
be
fore,
nnd
Ihere
is
said
-to
he
many;
thrills
and
heart
throbs
1n
the.'
episodes
depicting
fhe
struggles,
tif
the
lale
Rnglish
knight
lo
con
vince
his
.Aweelheart
of
his
innocence
of
Ihe
murder
of
her
brother,
and
to
regain
his
lost
landing
among
his
countrymen.'
and
in
the
favor
of
Asad,
ruler
of
Algiers.
The
sea
scenes
are
said
to
be
.Mr.
M.
r.
Kli!rlUir'.
Uvfr
Harbor.1
j.B.,
writes:
i
was
troubled
wuu
ni
itmiiicli
for
omc
itln'.'
.and
ivtr.vthlii(f
ft
ate
sfmJ
to
ltilri".
m-.
I
trlwl
nian.v
different
nirUlrinr,
Mii'
wllliquiimy
if
iults.
niially
1
wavil'V'
t
-,,JI-.
ami
after
twin
uk'en
evfal
bllli
l
wa
completely
relieved
of
my
trouble.
I
ean
now
eat
.nytMt
I
wish,
thank
to
l..n.B."
.
-Iturdork
llinod
tuner
hiU
the
atbiiutli
Into
perfert
shape"
by
prrtniollns
proper
Ulneitlon:
and
Uurui
Vw
Wr
46
sar-
ll
has
.been
,
rat
the
market
has
made,
a
reputation,
lerowt
to
row,
far
rellfcvlti:
all
otoinaeh
troubles,.
Put
up
oill
by
The
T.
Imlted.
Toronto,
Ont
Provincial
government
across
tin
Skeelia
Iliver.
MINAKI
H01EL
TO
BE
REBUILT
AT
ONCE
Fully
Covered
by
Insuranco;
Lodge
to
be
Utilized
for
the
Present
WINNIPEG,
June
1(5,.
-
In
con
nection
wilh
the
fire
which
to
tally
destroyed
Minaki
lt.n
Thursday
night
the
management
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
announced
today
Unit
preparations
have
already
been
commenced
lo
accommodate
guests
Ml
the
lodge
at
Minilki.
which
was
not
destroyed
by
li
e
fire.
The
lodge,
was
originally
:ised
for
the
arconuiwdttlion
if
.vinler
goeslM.nnd
is
oue
of
the
most
substantial
of
Ihe
build
ings
standing
at
Minaki.
II
is
otnplete
in
itself
and
will
pro
vide
as
comfortable
accommodii-
ion
for
guests
as
wns
obtainable
at
the
inn.
tl'
The
fire
destroyed
only
II
e
main
building
and
its
content
'
The
dance
pavilion,
boathonse
swimming
naju
aunnmoinlinn
and
ice
noose
were
unioiicnen
t
y
Hie
flames
flames
ami
nun
willjie
Willjie
operutei
oneruted
us
in
past
sri!ts.
;
htiilil-
wnta-fpllv
coverell
by
insin-
iiucp
ami
win
no
re.iiiiii'
ai
onci
The
Man
in
the
Moon
fYSf-
ONK
way
to
rich
widow.
Andkwotildn
jel
rich
is
lo
ge;
ONK
of
the
pattsigraphers
re
marks
there
is
no
such
Ihing
;
-a
howling
success,
lie
sugges
s
I
hat
the
howling
is
done
by
I!
failures.
I
AM
glad
there
is
no
heaven
for
reformers.
They
will
never
enjoy
llie
future
life
if
lliere
s
nolbing
to
improve.
THK
way
to
gel
rid
grievance
js
lo
Jalk
Jt
'out.
I
AVIS
Hi
I
were
a
hidrot)
lam.
MlttHirn
Co..
of
a
And
ditl
not
c.are
a
rap
What
anyone
ih.ly
lliink
of
No
mailer
what
may
hap.
I
wish.
.
I
were,
ivjjellyv,
fsh,
'
'.Orj
jctse
iperllapsjit
.clam.
I'd
firiply
livV
faml
love.
kijhrea-lhe
f
?
.
kv
.......
.
..rmmmS
Mr
M
f
Ml
w
A
1
WWJ
M
me
nod
THKHK'R
a
very
close
relation,
ship
between
headaches
and
THOSE
who
advertise
Ihe
charms
of
Hie
Orient
never
trouble
lo
mention
Ihe
odors.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
1
1
noiM4ioiiortv
4f
curs
ABIC
lUINk
Wednesday--the
Third
v
GREAT
Jewelry
Sale
Bulger
&
Cameron
GIVE
AWAY
ENTIRE
PROFITS
and
people
are
getting
wonderful
bargains.
Here
are
a
few
mm
''2
doz.
White
Handled
Dinner
Knives
wilh
Firth
stuiilles
blades.
Reg.
sl.:0.
Sale
Price
$4.20
26
Piece
Community
Tudor
Plate
Silver,
Knives
mid
Spoons.
Very
special
513.85
Four
Piece
Silver
Teaset,
beautifully
engraved
nil
over.
Reg.
price
170,00.
Sale
price
$49.50
$5.50
French
Ivory
Mirrors.
Special
$3.00
All
other
Mirrors
:it
per
cent
off.
Colored
Beads
from
7fc
to
;.tli.
Selling
at
half
the
regular
marked
prices.
11.
out
of
Vancouver.
The
cannery
on
the
Naas
Ilive.-
at
Mill
Hay
lias
been
leased
by
Henry
Dayle
lo
AVIlliam
McPher
soil
wjio
will
continue
canning
operations
there.
E.
II.
lleasley,
general
mana
ger
o(
Ihe
Union
Steamship
Co.,
is
here
conferring
with
the
local
agent,
John
Rarusley.
lie
arrived
by
Hie'
.Venture
hist
night.
NO
OBSTACLE.
Maclate
(to
hardup
suilnr'i
Voung
man,
d'yer
know
how
I
made
my
money?"
,
Voting
Man
Yes
hut
I
can"
permit
thai
lo
Miami
in
Ihe
way
of
Muriel's
happiness!
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Notice
of
Application
for
Beer
License
Notice
is
hereby
given
Ihal
on
the
1
1
th
day
of
June
nexl,
the
undersigned
Intends
to
apply
lo
(he
Liquor
Control
Board
for
I
licence
Jn
respect
lo
premises
being
pari
of
the
building
known
as
Hudson
J
lay
lintel,
Telegraph
Creek,
B.C.
upon
Ihe
.lands
described
as
Lois
0
,atid
i,
block
2,
map
075,
Prince
Huperl,
Land
lleglslralion
Dislricl.,
in
Hie
Province
of
Hrillsh
Columbia,
for
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
glass
or
by
open
bollle
for
consumption
on
Ihe
premises.
Dalpd
Ibis
25li
day
of
May,
11)2.').
ERIC
McOEEll,
Lessee.
Applicant.
-Fine
Blue
White
Perfect
Large
Diamond
Ring.
Reg.
price
!5ll."l).llll.
Sale
price
$450.00
Fine
7-Stone
Diamond
Cluster
Ring.
Reg.
.price
32:lli;ll0.
Sale
price
$132.00
S50.00
'Perfect
Diamond
Ring,
'I'l'uiilifully
set
in
while
gold
basket
setting.
Sale
price
$34.50
$30.00
Ladies'
Diamond
Ring,
fauev
set.
Sale
price
$18.50
Solid
Gold
Cuff
Links
in
Ihe
older
style,
solid
end
kind.
Reg.
Vim
to
SO.
00.
Half
Price
All
other
links
in
slock
t'.'i
per
cent
off.
$6.50,
$7.50
to
$8.00
.Umbrellas,
l
Slyles.
Sab-
.
$3.S5
New
Style
Colored
Short
Handled
Umbrellas
latest
style
v
lh
R
Sale
price
less
25
per
cenL
Fine
English
China
Cups
and
Saucors.
II
to
Jj2.un.
s.,.
.
80c
'
All
French
Ivory
Goods
33
per
.cent
discount.
$0.50
Silver
Casserole
wilh
Pyrex
Inn,
.
s
.,
price
$6.90
Genuine
Amber
Beads.
Rug.
l2.on.
h
...
-T
J8.M
Look
over
our
35c,
45c,
65c,
75c,
85c,
95c
and
$1.35
Bargain
Trays
Bulger
&
Cameron
j
Ten
Years
Ago
'
in
Prince
Rupert
j
i
--
June
16,
1916.
An
Ollawa
c.urrespoiidenl
says
Ihal
arrangeuieuls
are
being
made
for
a
line
of
steamers
lo
ply
between
Prince
Ilupert
and
Vladivoslock.
Such
a
service
has
already
'been
slarled
by
the
C.
P.
ORMES
LIMITED
Something
New
for
the
Children
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
LOLLIPOPS
A
pure,
high-class
Candy
in
a
new
form.
Each
10o
A
Heal
Bargain
In
VACUUM
BOTTLES
We
bought
this
lot
very
cheap.
On
sale
at
each
65c
The
Rexall
Store
RINEX
A
guai
niiH'!
i
Pitses
of
H.
ad
'
J'ever.
Ale.
Your
money
.satisfied
with
-"Per
bottle
..:t
ORMES
LIMITED
Hjjr
$1.00
'free
enlargement
Bring
your
t'iin'
'
giillves
in
for
'''v
;
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SilV.
til'
'
'P
"
in
tie
envelope
:o
free
enlargement
el
a
The
Pioneer
Druggists
su
3rd
Ave.
and
6in
Phone
82
and
200
I
ZZ
i
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Flowing
Dry
Enjglnoert,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksnilth.
ioakera,
Jiiuridira,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
CLECTRIC
AND
ACETY1.ENE:
WELDING-
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
al
kind
f
KIAHint
HNU
uummiwir,
PHONES
49
ana
wt