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BRITAIN
LIKES
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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
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,
By
George
McMe
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co.L.
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Shipment
Looked
Forward
to
In
London
and
Purchased
Readily
lSIIX(!-nX,
May
1.
(llyl
Canadian
I'ress
.
Fruit
ship
ments.
;from
lite
west
coast
of
Canada
niirl
the
United
Stales
Ityl
way
ii(
Ihe
I'nnanm
.Canal
find
favor
in
Hurnne.
This
is
I
In;
statement
matin
by
the
Depart
ment
if
Agriculture,
Inday
in
sil
resume
or
the
situation
liy
Eil-vvin
1milh,
foreign,
representa
tive
;if
the
depart
men
I,,
whu
UI
making
a
survey
of
European
1
fruit
markets,
lln
says
Euro
pean
consumption
of
American
armies
Itas
been
stimulated
Hie
,pasl5'year
t"li
rrmprli
development
of
direct
shiiinicnls
from
Parific'
.
rnastpnrln
lltrousrli
the
PanamaVive
Inches
of
Rain
and
95
na.,!'?j-
I
Hours
of
Sunshine
Recorded
ti.iL
Mr.
Mnilti
says
as
lo
shipment
from
the
Pacific
coasf
is
Ittoled
on
as
jndicatirift
that
nrioirs
agricultural
pro-duels
oT
this
country
could
itn
exported
to
Europe
to
pood
ad-vaiil.e
with
Jideittate
shipping
facililfes.
Tlie
consensus
in
Hotlerllam
nnd
llainhur?,
as
well
as
in
all
of
tfie
large
port
markets
of
firral
Hrltain,
he
says,
is
that
Panama
ships
lam
their
car-sroes.of
American
apjile.s
in
pood
condition,
and
that
nil
of
the.
larger
markets
look
forward
to
these
shipments,
lluyers
at
the
port
'.auctions
in
fireal
ltritain.i
Holland,
(iermany
and
Denmark
are
reported
to
prize
this
fruit
because
it
reships
well
to
interior
points
anil
can
he
hell
in
.slock.
This
altitude
is
evidenced
by
brokers
as
we'll
as
by
wholesale
buyers.
In
fact
it
is
said
that
some
f
the
cargoes
from
the
refrigerator
ships
are
left
safely
on
the
quays
for
a
period
of
several
weeks.
No
Price
Depression
There
lias
been
considerable
controversy
as
to
whether
iicavV
-
I'ananui
cArgoes
discharged
and
sold
on
top
of
the
regular
arrivals
from
Xew
York
have
tendril
to
depress
prices
in
foreign
markets,
but
Mr.
Smith
has
round
thai
coincident
with
the
arrival
.
of
these
cargoes
the
market
llus,'arn,,1
'nJhusiasls
have
not
usually
shown
increased
strength
rather
IJian
weakness,
due
to
Ihe
good
condition
of
such
arrivals.
It
is
said
that
wilh
the
advent
of.
the
Panama
roul
wilh
largo
Refrigerator
ships
carrying
car-
"goes
df
well
over
100,000
boxes
direct
from
Vancouver,
Seattle,!
Portland,
arm
San
Francis
under
schedules
that
are
variable
and
subject
to
change,
it
has
been
difficult
for
exporters
lo
i
guage
supplies.
ORANGEMEN
HELD
A
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
LAST
NIGHT
Enjoyable
Time
Spent
by
Large
Crowd
at
Metropole
Hall
A
very
enjoyable
whist
drive
and
dance
was
given
last
night
in
the
Metropole
JIall
by
the
-
Eoyal
)ranpe
Lodge,
Ihe
cfim-
jiiHIIee
m
charge
being
J.
A.
leng.Ian
Davies,
Frank
DavieH
a
and
G.
h.
Harnwell.
The
enrlv
fparl
of
the
evening
was
devoted
to
card
playing,
the
winners
of
Ihe
prizes
being
Tor
the
ladies,
,
Mrs.
S.
V.
Gox
with
Miss
Morrison
consolation,
ami
for
the
men,
Alan
Davies
with
II.
It.
Wilson
eonsolalhm.
Ilcfreshmenls
wero
serve.il
by
Ihe
men
assisted
by
Mrs.
Mc-Itobbie
and
Mrs.
GoX.
Dancing
then
was
kept
up
until
a
late
hour,
'with
Mr.
Teng
as
master
of
ceremonies.
SHOWER
LAST
NIGHT
FOR
RIDLEY
HOME
AT
ARMY
HEADQUARTERS
A
shower
of
plain
sewing
for
the
Ilidley
Home
was
held
lat
night
nl
the
Salvation
'Army
barracks,
Hev.
E.
G.
Turner
pro-siding.
Vocal
solos
were
given
by
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
Mrs.
J.
Field,
Mrs.
Liiidley,
anil
Mrs.
Pedersnn;
recilallons
by
Miss
llerry
Ilire.Ii,
.Mrs.
II.
V.
Hilibard.
Mrs.
I'.
Pip-Kir,
and
Miss
Adelia
Tburber;
a
plann
duet
by
Misses
M.
and
X.
j.awrencn;
u
cornel
iolo
by
the
new
regimental
bandmaster,
Mr.
.
Wilson;
n
violin
solo
by
E.
Ilcck-
er
and
piano
solos
by
Miss
llhoiia
I.amb
and
Miss
Violet
McGul-
cbeon.
W.
Yaugbnn
Davies
ao
compnnisd.
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SPC
WtAlHhK
KKrOKT
1
na
During
Month
of
April
'The
following
weather
report
for
the
month
of
April
was
issued
this
morning
by
S.
C.
Jackson
of
Digit;:
Island,
Dominion
mejeorologisl
:
Mean
Jpinperature,
43,7.
.Maximum
temperature
01
on
April
15.
Minimum
temperature,
2!)
on
April
1
ami
1
i.
Precipitation,
5.83
inches.
.Sunshine,
0i.7
hours.
Maximum
wind
velocity
per
hour,
42
miles
on
April
r
and
28.
(Jrealest
wind
vclorily
in
one
day,
(184
miles
on
April
28.
Tola!
wind
mileage
for
mnnili,
5743
miles.
j
In
the
Letter
Box
a
kr
'
x
LAST
NIGHT'S
MEETING.
Editor,
Daily
Xews.
Repartling
the
resolution
pass-
S,
al,
V.'
'T''""
.
,,P,d
a'
vjilj
ii.
ui
ui-iuiii
wiui
me
larru
on
Canadian
fish.
Undoubtedly
il
would
appeal
to
the
sentiments
of
everyone,
al
the
present,
lime
....
.I..
"ill
'
i
nnd
under
the
circumstances.
however
I
am
afraid
that
our
made
a
very
deep
sludy
of
the
economic
features
involved
which
would
act
as
a
boomerang
at
simie
future
time,
'
I
orluiialely,
the
body
was
not
,hp
i"i"'il
legislative
group
and
sf''e
of
rtur
citizens
still
have
",0
opporumiiy
or
expressing
llieir
viewpoints.
I.el
us
remember
that
our
American
friends
are
very
prac
tical
in
llieir
methods
of
carrying
on
under
a
highly
Industrialized
Stale
and
if,
the
reso
lution
were
passed
as
a
final
law
if
would
dimply
play
into
the
hands
of
the
businessmen
Jn
an
extent
which
we,
will
not
realize
until
Ihe
experience
has
been
ours.
Heparding
the
other
resolution,
using
n
materialistic
conception
of
good
ami
welfare,
I
cannot
understand
why
the
people
of
Ihe
city
display
such
apathy
on
mailers
thai
affect
ihem
all.
As
a
slight
liinl
or
in-sluuafion,
I
think
.-something
i
rnllicn
hi
'Denmark
wlien
oifc
cerlain
mailer
has
been
neglect-
'',h
fnr
s"
lo,lpr
a
Umft
vlz-
"",
stumps
jiuil
olber
unpleasant
appearances
on
the
land
adjoin
ing
the
path
from
the
railway
station
to
the
Prince
Hupci1
Hotel
was
called
to
the
attention
of
lie
public
four
years
ago
lo
a
month
through
your
daily
col
limits.
The
Impression
I
hat
eyesore
r
iKni'rrlll
Knight,
Vancouver;
Vn
nrM.nv
iw
V.
I
I.aing
liiitrll
"
I
.
The
first
mol
touch
Instantly
rtops
the
Cety
fain
and
biting
itch.
It
washes
out
in
a
marveloualy
rtnrt
time
the
wont
forms
of
skin
diaeaxe.
Hard
cmsU
and
acales,
weeping
sores,
poixoiious
rashes,
ugly
eruptions,
pimples
and
akin
blemishes
yield
te
a
single
bottle.
The
first
$1.00
battle
relieves
you
or
yuut
mtmey
back.
Try
I).
U.
D.
tvap,
too.
ORMES
LIMITED
makes
on
Ihe
visitor
remains
and
undoubtedly
.lead
them
jo
wonder
why
the
citizens
nr
Prince
Hnperl
have
not
got.
a
little
more
get-up
in
them.
Yours
for
prosperity,
EEOXAHD
WA1DE.
FISH
ARRIVALS
V
Prices
About
Nine
and
Ten
Cents
at
Exchange
This
Morning
Halibut
arrivals
were
again
lighl
this-
morning.
Three
American
boat
sold
8U.000
pounds
and
one
Canadian,
10,000
pound
.
.
Mil.t.li
a.
u.
he
lallerlieing
paid
Ihe
hihftsA,'
price
ui
i
ne
nay.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
.
Columbia,
48,000
pounds,
af'
9.3c
and
3c,
to
the
Ilootb
and
Pacific
Fisheries.
Orient,
25,000
pounds,
at
tt.JJr'
and
3c
and
Ithona,
Ifi.OOfl
pounds,
al
10.7c
and
3c,
lo
lhi5
Canadian
Fish
A
Gold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
Fisher.
10.000
pounds,
at
I0.7e
and
3c,
lo
Allin
.Fisheries.
MANY
INDUSTRIES'
FLOURISHING
HERE
Industry
in
Prince
Huperl
is
on
Ihe
up-grade
once
again.
The
volume
of
business
i.s
growing
day
by
day.
General
satisfac
tion
is
felt
all
round.
Amoiip
'the
propressive
industries
of
Prince
Huperl
j
to
ne
numbered
Hie
baking
industry,
which
is
increasing
wilh
every-season.
The
boiiscjwjfe
is
mow
sim(
more
relying
,irn
the
Jiaker
fori
her,
;.
supply
.
viir
bread;
Vam)
cakes.
The
"pood
.quality"
products
of
the
Electric
Window
llakeries
give
satisfaction
to
all
1
Of
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
George
Mailed
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Wynne
and
child,
cilv:
F.
S.
McCloy.
A.
.1.
Campbell,
),
BEST
PROCURABLE
tsjy.
tatt
BOTTLED
ft
GUARANTEIDBY
FKODUCI
Of
SCOTLAND.
DlttlUIAtM
:
il10OiCB
.M0
SAIVtMS-SLSMUVCT
0U"TOvr
SCOTI.iid
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT."
The
Original
Label
look
for
It
at
the
Vendors
and
Insist
on
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE."
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Oovernmenl
of
UriUsli
Columbia
I
Scott,
lied
ley
F.
Smith
ami
A.
G.
land
Junius.
Kerr.
Victoria:
It.
liramley,
Xaiiaiino;
M.
Itrocbu
and
sou,
Anyox.
Central
E.
llii-bartls,
city;
J.
V.
Ap
llioi'ite
and
Hull
Avitkivirh,
Any
ox;
W.
l
Itarliui,
Terracn.
J.
S.
Ilopors
of
the
Itupert
Marine
PinhIiuMs
Go.
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
His
mission
i
in
etinneetion
.villi
Ihe
markelinp
r
his
I'ompauy
s
proilucls
am
lie
may
go
us
fur
as
San
Fran-eiseti.
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
Fourth
Team
In
League
Is
Still
Expected
Definite
Decision.
Next
Week.
Tlie
following
schedule
is
issued
by
the
Prince
Itupert
Football
Association
for
the
Stuart
Shield
fixtures
starting
next
Monday:
May
k.
T..AV.V.A.
vs.
Sons
of
England
(CI.
S.
Ilussell,
referee).
May
7.
Callips
vs.
GAV.Y.A.
(T.
Jones,
referee)
.
May
12.-.0.11.
vs.
ftalliees.
May
15.
S.O.E.
vs.
fi.W.V.A.
May
1
8.-t.W.V.A.
vs.
billies.
May
SI.
Gallics
vs.
S.O.E.
The
above
Is
a
provisional
schedule
subject
In
change
if
a
fourth
team,
which
js
still
ex
pected,
becomes
actually
entered.
A
defiiiile
decision
on
thU
is
ex
pected
at
the
beginning
of
nixl
week.
Games
will
be
called
al
30.
There
will
be
a
working
bee
fin
Sunday
and
Ihe
Association
ex
pects
all
players
am)
enthusiasts
lo
be
on
band
lo
gel
the
grounds
in
shape
for
Monday
s
npeninp.
3
Sport
Chat
j
Owing
lo
weather
comljitions
al
games
in
the
American
major
baseball
leagues,
yesterday
were
postponed.
Preliminary
plans
will
be
for-mlaled
and
ollicers
will
be
elecled
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Huperl
llaseball
Ah-soc.Ialjtui
-)sAm;i
belhii
..'called
Tic,iiis
f
;veirriJtfg'Ai,$1si'i;
AH'y,
mx?
An
(h.'c'
ay.!
Smi
esleil
in
any
way
In
Ihe
game
are
being
asked
to
be
present
lo
make
any
suggestions
or
offer
any
advice
they
may
have.
While
I
hern
has
been
little
stir
as
far
as
baseluil
is
concerned
it
is
CXIiecled
Mini
Ihe
fiirfli-
oming
season
will
be
as
suc
cessful
as
any
in
the
pasl.
The
most
or
the
old
players
are
still
in
the
crty
and
It
is
understood
thai
there
is"
some
considerable
new
blood
here
lo
be
Injected
into
the
league,
thai
will
he
form
ed.
Next
Monday
evening
Ihc
opening
game
of
Ihe
football
season,
the
Shiarl.
Shield
conies!
bet
ween
I
lie
Great
War
Veterans'
Af
social
ion
ami
Sons
of
England,
is
scheduled
lo
lake?
place.
Ilolli
leauiR
are
said
lo
have
mustered
strong
aggregations
and,
while
a
few
early
season
rough
spots
may
be
expected,
the
match
will
undoubtedly
be
an
inleresling
one.
The
withdrawal
of
the
Sons
of
Canada
will
lend
lo
make
several
chunges
)n
the
line-ups
and
ull
Ihree
teams
In
Urn
league
are
prelly
confident
of
Iliemselves,
The
old
Callies
will
be
the
third
team.
Each,
of
Ihe
three
learns
will
have
former
players
back
wilh
them
fconie
of
whom
have
not
been
seen
in
Ibn
local
soccer
field
for
the
past
year
or
ao.
Wanted
For
Sale
For4Rent
DAILY
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Adverliem-nt
taken
for
leu
than
50cJ
WANTED
SHALEI)
lenders
will
lie
received
by
4
lie
Ollirer
Commanding.
1J.C.P.
Police,
Prince
Itupert,
11.0.
for
Ihe
purchase
nf
tlie
launch
"Adauac,"
(length
40
feel).
Envelopes
lo
be
marked
"lender."
Highest
or
hiiv
lender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Tenders
VIII
b
openud
May
J,
1025,
al
noon.
108
GASHOAT
wanted.
Must
be
cheap
for
cash.
Apply
Hot
240,
Daily
News
olllpp.
103
WANTED.
Second
hand
loKRiog
jack.
Apply
tins
24fi,
Daily
News
Olllce.
105
GENERAL
Servant
Wanted.
Ap
ply
Mrs.
F.
Mell.
Young.
WANTED.
House
or
gardfln
work.
Phone
Had
408.
lit
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SALE.
llolel,
wilh
iwifiMir-anl
and
pool
ball
in
connection.
Cheap
mil
and
good
lease.
Apply
ir
wriU
A.
E.
Henderson,
Hums
Lake,
J.G.
FOIl
SALE.
To
sell
for
ttonige
charges
on
Mav
37,
three
boxes
of
household
effects
tie-longing
tit
Mrs.
M.
Peterson.
Dyer's
Garage,
Third
Ave.
FOIl
SALE.
Ileauliful
Daven
port
bed
and
gramophone.
Apply
ader
0
p.m.
to
lift
Sixth
Avenue
West,
above
laundry.
101
TO
RENT
TO
HENT.
Modern
house,
com
pletely
furnished.
$30.00
Apply
G.
P.
Tinker.
Tel.
f,1.
HOUSE
lo
Ilenl.
Three
apart
ments.
Corner
Itaeon
and
Tenth.
Phone
078.
10C
ROOMS
lo
rent
.
Federal
block.
G.
P.
Tinker.
Tel.
57.
tf
FURNISHED
House
for
rent,
nix
rooms.
Phone
418.
FOR
RENT.
Olapp
apartment
Weslenhaver
Ilros.
tf
BOARD
HOARD
mid
Room,
or
board
oply.
4.1
Fifth
Averuii
Eat.
J'hpn
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830
Second
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Phone
137.
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AND
ROOM,
or
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only.
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Red
707.
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any
plain
sewing
or
fancy
work
you
wish
to
dispose
of,
we
will
sell
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ror
you.
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this
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not
limited
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one
dollar.
The
Dollar
Store,
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324.
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and
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kinds
qf
knileed
goods
made
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visit
Iveilh's
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now
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at
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pas
aenger
Dodge
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Coin
fort
and
Coirrtaay.
Rals:
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for
1
or
2
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and
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grades
ttT
high
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Store.
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CAMERON
TRANSFER
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177
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Furniture
Moving.
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you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
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TRANSFER
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for
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Transfer.
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2n.
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phone
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and
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block
wood,
per
load
$.1.50
Fresh
split
wood,
per
load
fi.OO
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