AOE
SIX
Fancy
CHINA
Special
Discount
for
This
Week
Only
on
all
Fancy
China.
The
Very
Latest
LUNCHEON
SANDWICH
CUPS
(combined
cup,
saucer
and
plate)'
In
beautiful
Lustre
China
and
delightful
colorings
W'c
cordially
invite
you
to
view
our
China
stock
which
contains
the
largest
variety
in
northern
Ji.C.
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing-
eyes
and
filling
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
It
Does
Not
Pay
to
walk
when
you
and
your
friend
can
ride
in
our
Sedans
for
50c.
te
sure
and
ask
for
a
ticket.
When
you
have
10
of
these
tickets
present
them
to
one
of
our
drivers,
and
he
will
allow
you
one
transportation
free
Jiolli
phone
numbers
will
bring
you
a
car
promptly
1H'.-Ii2.
open
day
and
niighl.
Did
you
order
a
load
of
kindling
yet?
You
bad
better
give
us
that
order
at
onre
as
our
Kiln
Dried
Kindling
is
the
bent
there
is.
Large
load
delivered,
$0.00.
Coal
and
Ice
delivered
promptly.
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Opposite
Old
P.O.
'
Open
Day
and
Night.
Phones
112-1S9
Ciean
Up
Week
Old
Dutch
Cleanser,
1)
for
$1.00
Gem
Lye,
0
for
$1.00
Lilac
Rose
Soap,
13
for
$1.00
Goblin
Soap,
18
for
$1.00
Solvcne
Shredded
Soap,
5
lb.
package
f
.
90c
Mussallem's
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East.
Phones
18
and
84.
DRY
BIRCHWOOD
and
Cedar
S6.50
Per
Load
Gut
to
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phono
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Auditorium
Dancing
Every
Evening,
8
to
11
1
Dance
10o
3
for
25c
Wednesday
livening,
hours
by
1'..
Sabouriu
und
0.
Ootilre.
Thursday
Evening,
song
by
,11.
Astoria.
Free
Admission
WILL
OFFER
SCHOLARSHIP
Fair
Board
Working
on
Proposal
Regarding
Sale
Tickets
MEETING
LAST
NIGHT
New
of
The
Fair
Board
held
a
lengthy
session
last
evening,
lliero
was
u
full
attendance.
The
various
committees
reported
progress
and
placed
before
the
board
matters
of
policy
requiring
iU
consideration.
The
prize
book
for
11125
is
be
ing
prepared.
1
lie
office
and
the
board
of
directors
have
been
duly
diligent
and
-it
is
expected
that
as
a
result
of
their
labor
and
the
community,
spirit
evidenced
throughout
the
district
there
will
be
a
record
exhibition.
The
executive
is
working
on
a
plan
which,
while
giving
neces
sary
impetus
to
the
preparations
for
the
coming
fair,
will
have
its
appeal
to
some
'of
the
ambi
tious
High
School
students
throughout
the
district.
In
a
general
way,
the
pro
posal,
as
it
stands,
suggests
a
ticket
selling
competition,
for
which
only
High
School
or
ex-
High
School
pupils'
up
to
the
uige
of
20
will
be
eligible.
A
grand
prize
of
500
would
be1
offered
to
I
lie
one
making
the
highest
j'ounl.
All
other
cunteslants
would
receive
10
per
cent
commission
on
their
respective
ales.
The
grand
prize
referred
to
NOTICE
OF
CANCELLATION
Or
RESERV-
1
NOTICE
IS
IttltKBY
GIVEN
thill
tu.-
reere
covi-rltiir
roiUin
lands
near
tin
Jnnctluii
of
Ot-Mall
and
Skt-t-iia
Itivt.r
designated
Lot
zi,
mange
s,
coast
oi-irlcl.
Is
i-uiH't'lli-tl.
OLD.
II.
.vuit.v
lieptity
Minister
or
Land.
Dein
r
Iiik-ii
i
tr
Lands,
Victoria,
B.C,
May
4Ui.
iVH.
LAND
ACT.
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT
nlslrlrt
of
l-assiar,
Stlkliic
Division.
TAkE
NOTICE
that
I.
Waller
Julian
'Hemmed
Soldier,
or
Teletrraph
Crwk,
ll.C,
orrupation
Miner.
Intend
to
apply
rnr
xTiiilf
lon
to
pun-luxe
the
roUowing
dest'ribi-d
lands:
Cormnrnclnir
at
a
iiojI
planted
about
one
mlif
fan
-r
McLoods
siouuli
near
tlie
stlklue
Hirer
and
about
32
in
I
lee
outline!
of
TrlfKTanli
Crerk;
tlti'lire
nor
III
0
rliaius:
thence
ea-4
40
rlialu
tlience
sou
II)
SO
mains;
thenre
west
4U
tiain
to
point
of
coiiiineiieeiiient
and
rontalnlnr
330
acre,
more
or
less.
WALTEIt
JULIAN.
Applicant.
ti.ni
iiih
ior.
LAND
ACT.
Notlct
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lsata
Land
S
keens
Land
IHslrlrt,
lierordinit
01
trlt't
or
Pi
luce
Rupert
and
situate
at
Port
Edward,
B.C.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Skeena
Itlvt-r
Packlnr
Company.
Limited,
or
Port
Ed
ward,
U.C.,
occupation
Fish
Packers.
In
nnft
lk
innlv
roe
nr.rfnlatl.iri
lr.
m..
the
follou-lfia
rletu-rllM-fl
l.nid.
i
'
rill'T
Comiiionclnir
jii
a
ton
th
west
turner
of
district;
thence
southerly
along-
low
1
water
mark,
SuO
rt.;
thenre
southwesterly,
parallel
to
the
southerly
boundary
of
Lot
1476,
150
rt.;
thence
northerly
parallel
to
water
mark,
00
reet;
Ihenre
northeasterly
along-
the
southerly
boundary
or
Lot
4
471
produced,
ISO
reet
to
the
in.
commeni-miient.
acre,
more
or
les.
containing-
tiolnl
half
an
bkEEN
A
HIVEIl
PACKING
COMPANY,
LTll.
Appl'-tf'll
ruled
M
at.
105
WATER
NOTICE.
(DIVERSION
AND
USE)
TAW
P.
.NOTIC.r.
that
William
M,irn
hose
address
Is
Ijirknorl.
It
i:
villi
,niJ
fi
n
tunc
auu
use
z.uuu
irai
ii
uauy
oi
water
out
or
Snrlnir
on
west
side
of
Loi-keiKirL.
O
I:
J
n
i:
whleh
flows
southerly
and
drains
lino
west
arm,
"Lona-ri'llow"
Mineral
claim,
duly
Crown
Urvnled
.No.
23S3
O.CJ.
The
water
will
lie
diverted
Troiii
the
stream
at
a
ihiiiii
riirni
ai
source,
aoout
l.r.llll
reel
or
so
rroin
Loekeiiort
llarhifr,
and
will
Iw
lixeu
ior
iioiiienue
cannery
purpose
upon
ihn
Domestic
Cannery
at
Lin-kenort.
o.c.l.
Tills
notice
wns
tiosleil
on
the
ivil,
,1..
of
May.
185.
A
copy
of
this
notice
anil
nn
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act,
,1014,"
will
lie
filed
In
he
orrire
of
the
Water
lleeoriler
at
prince
IIUiert,
ll.C.
Olijerlions
to
the
applica
tion
mny
tie
riled
with
the
said
Water
Iteeorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
or
Water
lllKhts,
Parliament
llulldiiiirs.
Vie
roria,
li.c,
withlti
thirty
days
after
the
first
apearaiiee
or
this
notice
In
a
lornl
newspaper.
The
date
or
the
rirst
puhn
ration
of
this
notice
l
May
jr.th.
llinr.
wii.i.mm
Monnvx
Applicant
13
Round
Trip
Excursion
Farce
Tlckcll
en
.!
dally
to
Sept.
If
JDmsas
City
St.
Louis
.
.
Chicago
.
.
Detroit
.
Cleveland
.
Washington
New
York
.
Boston
.
.
.
S12C.00
129.50
134.00
153.62
156.56
189.56
195.40
201.50
Corresponding
farei
to
other
important
ccnteri.
Final
return
limit
October
3
1.
192S.
Liberal
i
top-over
privilege
going
and
returning.
Zlon
National
Park
Low
mmmer
larea
to
thii
new
Wonderland
of
Color
in
Southern
Utah.
Why
not
take
it
in
on
your
way
Eaat
f
TaUowatMcNatlanalPsrk
May
also
be
made
as
a
side
trip
at
a
small
additional
cost.
Atk
for
free
booklet
descriptive
of
these
famous
resorts.
Wherever
you
want
to
go.
let
as
make
all
your
arranaementt.
It
costs
no
more
and
will
save
your
valuable
time.
Union
Pacific
System
1405
4th
Ave.
and
Union
Station
Seattle,
Washington
would
be
placed
in
trust
for
educational
purposes
or
otherwise
iielil
in
trust
unlit
tin-
winner
reaches
the
age
of
-1.
These
'tilings,
however,
are
subejcl
lo
possible
revision.
GAME
BOARD
COMING
HERE
EARLY
IN
JULY
Open
Meeting
Will
be
Held
In
City
Followed
by
Meetings
at
Burns
Lake
and
Hazelton
The
(lame
Conservation
Hour
I
will
bold
an
ooen
meeting
herr
n
the
evening
of
July
Cr4tt
Jliej
jioun
noose
?ti
.3ii,
ammims'
to
announcement
made
.at
Hit.
provincial
police
Blllee
Uit
morning.
Following
the
iiiecliut;
here,
the
hoard
will
proceed
If-I
'.urns
Lake
and
liazellon
where
meetings
'
will
also
be
held
Among
those
coming
here
ur-
M.
H.
Jackson.
K.C.
chairman
of
the
board,
and
I.
H.
llutler,
sec
rotary.
"LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intention
to
Appl
to
Leas
Lands.
lu
1
the
Land
according
Mstrlct
or
I'rinee
Utiiwrt.
and
situate
on
the
north
uet
eon-i
ol
I'ran-e
Inland.
ll.C..
auiiroi
uoately
three
miles
north
from
the
inou.li
,,r
Winter
HarLor.
Take
Notice
that
Frlzieir
Limited
of
Hupert
H.C.,
occiiwtion
packer
UA
un
4
4470
476
It
ll.V.
V
ci
CfHISI
iai
I
luW
..,..
'"f
,
de.;rUed
.,...
,
lauds
.
,.,
:
i.,,i,.d
mnnjl
liualery
three
miles
north
troin
the
moiiili
of
winter
iiariHir,
1'earse
isiauu;
men
northwest
two
ii
chains,
more
or
less.
to
low
water
mark:
tlience
soutuwist
alonz
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
(1C0
1
chains;
thence
southeast
two
4i
chains:
tlience
northeast
one
hundred
and
sixty
1
60
1
chains,
more
or
lens,
to
tHiilit
of
coiii'iieni
enieiil
ana
loll
talnlrir
thlrly-two
(Hi)
acres,
more
or
IW'
FIUZZEI.I.S
LIMITED.
.Nome
or
vpplicant,
Dated
Mav
19th.
tS&.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land.
In
the
Land
llerordinir
District
or
Prince
Itupert,
and
situate
on
the
north
ui-hi
riuKi
nf
Pearse
Island.
Ll.C.
aniirox
inately
six
miles
north
from
the
mouth
of
Winter
Harbor
Take
Notice
that
Uosse
Mlllrrd
Unit
led
of
Vancouver.
Il.t...
occupation
paKe-s,
Intends
to
apply
fur
a
lease
of
the
fol
low
HiK
described
lands
:
Onimienclnif
at
a
Post
planted
appro
Itnalely
sl
miles
north
frrom
the
mouth
of
Winter
llarlior,
pearse
Island;
thence
imrtliwest
two
(ii
chains,
more
or
less
to
low
water
mark:
thence
northeast
alonir
low
watur
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
(ten
i
chains:
thence
southeast
two
if
chains:
thence
sou
I
Invest
mie
hundred
and
sixty
1
0
tl
chains,
mure
or
Icsk
to
point
of
commencement
and
con
taming-
thirty
two
(3S
acres,
more
or
'
'
'OOSSE
MII
I.KIID
LIMITED,
Name
of
Applicant,
ornert
Mav
9th.
10JS
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
9
p.m.
"Barbara
Freitchie"
An
mJiipltilion
or
tlie
ruinous
play
or
that
name
by
IJIyilu
Filch.
The,
glorious
chronicle
or
n
girl's,
enduring
love.
A
romance
or
llic
(Jivll
Wur.
An
iinmorliil
slory
or
a
girl
ol'
dauntless
courage
and
compelling
c.liann
llic
most
appealing
heroine
ol
American
history.
Thrust
nparl
by
the
demands
oT
war
u
boy
and
a
girl,
by'lheir
simle
du-votion,
roulribiiled
one
or
litsloryN
greatest
lories.
Her
belier
in
the
man
f
her
licnrl
could
not
be
slinllered
by
nil
the
powers
on
earth.
Love
came
berorc
Xorlli
or
Soulii
or
lumily
in
the
riiinl
lest.
Kxceplionnl
cast.
Edmund
Lowe,
Florence
Vldor,
Emmett
King,
Joe
Bennett,
Charles
Delaney,
Gertrude
Short
and
many
others.
George
Billings
(the
original
player
or
Hie
title
role
in
tliu
famous
picture
i
ns
AUruliam
Jiiiicoln.
COMEDY
CARTOON
PATHE
REVIEW
Admission
35c
and
10c.
THE
DAILT
rTBWS
WeJ"e
June
INDIANS
MEET
PEACE
FOOTING
Tribes
That
Formerly
Fought
Now
to
Foregather
for
Conference
MACLLOI),
June
17.
For
the
first
time
since
the
signing
of
the
famous
Hlackfoot
treaty
of
such
as
were
wilnesyed
in
the
days
of
t
tribal
warfare,
forty
years
ago.
Such
deadly
enemies
as
the
Sioux
and
tlie
Hlackfoot,
the
Cree
and
Sareee,
the
I'iegan
and
the
Assiniboine
for
the
first
lime
in
history
will
ineet
on
friendly
terms.
While
the
old
warriors
(hicls
retire
to
an
Indian
ampmeul
on
the
outskirts
Hie
town,
to
ilam
'".
smoke
pipe
of
peace'
ami
wiuinisce
ADMIRAL
SEBREE
IS
HERE
FOR
REPAIRS
ami
en-
of
the
on
feuds
of
by-gone
days,
their
snis,
the
younger
igc
iteration,
will
meet
in
.Maeleod
town
hall
and
form
an
association
to
lie
known
as
the
Allied
Tribes
of
Western
Canada.
The
gathering
is
being
odn-ilurled
by
members
of
the
Mood
1
1
die.
An
office
lias
heeti
iu-
stalled
at
Maeleod
and
great.
preparations
are
being
made
for
the
historic
event.
Judicative
of
the
spirit
that
prompted
the
cul
fop
a
"peace
gathering"
is
a
letter
received
at
headquarters
here
from
lan
I'allimaker
of
the
Assiniboine
tribe.
I'allimaker,
who
is
u
graduate
of
Manitoba
Agricultural
College
writes:
"My
chief
advises
me
to
write
you
thai
forty-three
years
uvn,
while
we
were
camped
in
the
Cypress
Hills,
your
tribe,
the
Hloods
and
Mack-
led,
invited
us
lo
come
over
to
their
encampment
and
hold
a
peace
cotifyrcuce.
Theu
we
suspected
treachery.
We
doubled
you.
We
did
not
come.
Now
history'
is
repeating
itself.
This
time
let
us
trust
That
what
our
forefathers
lust
through
their
inherent
distrust,
we
will
retrieve
by
our
present
day
enltghten-
iirent
ami
our
united
effort.
We
are
bringing
with
us
a
warrior
named
lluns-
itli-Aiiother,
sou
of
Huffulo-lIttad-l-'luK.
Tell
your
father.
Chief
Mountain
Horse,
we
are
bringing
him
to
visit
him.
He
will
remember
lie
and
this
man
nearly
killed
each
other
in
their
last
battle."
IVenty-five
di-Iegales,
rep
re
senting
the
various
Indian
tribes,
will
formulate
the
first
Indian
constitution
to
be
drawn
up
in
Canada.
AT
LOCAL
DRY
DOCK
Discharging
Freight
Today
at
Lumber
Wharf
and
Will
be
Reoalred
Tomorrow
The
l'aciric
Alaskan
Navigation
Uo.'s
freighter
Admira!
Sebree
ari"jved
in
port'at
'J.I5
last
uiglil
and
is
discharging
ex-jilosivet
al
the
lumber
wharf
preparatory
lo
lieiug
taken
on
dry
dock
tomorrow.
The
Sebree,
while
coining
north
from
Seattle
ami
I.ad.v-smilli
bound
for
Ketchikan,
Seward
and
other
Alaskaij
porte,
dropped
a
propeller
made
near
A
I
ell
Hay
on
Saturday
and
il
iu
to
have
tins
replaced
thai
sue
was
brought
in
here.
When
thir.
in
donV,
he
will
reload
the
cargo
hIic
is
unloading
and
proceed
north.
The
Admiral
Sebree
h
commanded
by
dipt.
Kamue:
Ola,
well
known
pioneer
skip
per
of
Alaskan
waters.
SOCCER
LINE-UPS
Line-ups
for
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
fool
ball
game
tomorrow
iiiirlit
between
the
Gallics
and
Sons
of
England
are
announced
as
follows:
tallies
W.
Hamilton;
M.
Andrews
and
D.
Soot
I;
J.
Harris,
S.
Currie
and
II.
Woods;
A.
Mitchell,
ll.
McDougall,
W.
Mitchell,
J.
Hamillon
and
J,
Andrews.
Sous
of
England
Hallie;
It.
Howe
and
(I.
Kelsey;
Dr.
K.
S.
Tail,
A.
Hales
and
r.
llodgkin-
son:
.I.
J'anuhar,
A.
Dickens,
J.
.lohiistui,
II.
Hanson
and
(j
Howe;
reserves:
1'.
Uameroii
ami
(J.
Waujrh.
The
Altitude
of
Benevolence
lie
phrenologists
locate
ben-
I
evidence
exactly;
at
Hie
!lop
of
the
head,.
She-rS'es,
as
far
away
from
i
the
pocket
bvuk
us
possible.
DR.PIDGEONIS
MODERATOR
OF
UNITED
CHURCH
Chosen
Unanimously
Last
Night
With
T.
Albert
Moore
Secretary
of
Council
1X77,
Indians
of
the
Western)
Toii()Ni(,
June
17
Ilev.
lr
plaons
or
Canada
and
Montana',
h.m.
pj,g,.(..i
of
Toronto,
will
gather
at
Maclcod
together
)mo;i,.mtor
of
u.e
Presbyterian
on
July
1-3
ami
re-enact
scrnesi
.,,,.,.,,1
'Assembly,
was
last
night
unanimously
elcelfd
as
first
nioderalor
of
the
general
as
sembly
of
the
I
oiled
Cliurch
of
Canada.
Itev.
Iir.
T.
Albert
Moore
'
elected
seereluiv
of
I
he
council
hut
he
has
not
decided
whether
lo
accept.
McLEOD'S
PLANE
COMING
TOMORROW
SECOND
SATURDAY
VANCOl
VKIt.
June
17
1'
light
l.ieuleuanl
Karl
.MacLeod
and
Corporal
Ituvetiport
leave
Van
router
Thursday
for
I'riiirc
Ho-erl,
which
will
be
theliaie
'i
the
fisheries
air
palroT
thjs
sum
iner.
A
secoinl
plane
rurryuir!
three
men
leave
for
lh
liorl'i
Saturday.
WALLACE
EMPLOYEES
QUIT
WORK
YESTERDAY
YAM'Ol
Vi;it,
June
II.
Kiglity
sliipyiinl
workers
employed
in
the
yanls
of
the
Wallace
r,.mipany
at
North
Vancouver
quit
work
at
noon
yesterday
following
refusal
of
a
retuesi
for
an
increase
in
waes.
GOVERNOR
LEFT
FOR
TOUR
OF
THE
WEST
!
OTTAWA,
June
li.
I
lieu
exeellencii'M
the
iiertior
'H
era!
and
Lady
ltyny
(iud
part
left
Oltawa
yesterday
for
u
loun
of
western
Canada.
IN
PROBATE
In
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
In
the
Mailer
of
the
"Administration
Act"
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Kslato
of
W.
It.
Mctieorge,
Deceased.
TAKH
XOTICK
that
by
an
Order
of
His
Honor
Jinl-,T
Yonuu
daleil
the
Slh
day(tf
June,
1025.
I.
the
undersigned,
was
appointed
Administrator
with
the
Will
annex,
of
the
estate
of
W.
II.
McfSeorge,
deceased.
AH
parties
having
claims
atniinsl
the
said
rsdale
are
hereby
refti
Irfll
lo
fnrwanl
same,
properly
veriflrd
lo
me.
wilhin
thirty
days
from
the
dale
of
this
notice
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
said
eslale
are
required
to"
pay
the
amount
of
I
heir
indebtedness
lo
me
forthwith.
Dated
al
I'rinr
lluperl,
ll.C
this
13th
day
or
June.
1025.
N.
A.
WATT,"
Official
Adminislralfir
in
probate;
'
;
In
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
In
the
Matter
of
,tho
"Admims-
tion
Act"
and
In
the
Mailer
of
the
Kslatc
of
fteorge
Henuell,
Deceased,
Intestate.
TAKi;
KOTICI'Mlial
by
n
Or
tier
of
His
Honor
Jude
Yotiu
dated
the
Slh
day
of
June,
IU2!
II,
the
undersigned,
was
appoint
ed
Ailmlnistralor
of
the
estate,
of
(leorge
llennelt,
intestate.
All
parties
lun'iug
claims
against
the
said
estate
ant
here-
by
reipiired
,o
furwarib
same.
properly
vernied
lo
me,
wiiliin
lliirfy
days
from
the
dale
of
Ibis
notice
ami
all
parlies
indebted
to
(he
'said
eslale
are
required
lo
pay
(he
amount
oflhetr
luilebleil-ness
to
me
forthwith.
Dated
al.
Prince
lluperl,
U.C.,
Ibis
nth
day
or
.rune.
1U25.
N.
A.
WATT.
Official
Administralor.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Landa.
In
tin'
Land
lifiiiirillnr
ItUlrlrt
nf
t'rini'H
luijiiTt,
mid
aliuatr
on.
thn
nurlli-MCHt
niiioi
or
I'lMimn
Island,
ll.C.
himiiiix-liniiii'ly
tiiri-K
miiea
nurtii
rroin
tltt-
muiitli
lit
WIlllKP
lllll'l.f
Takn
Nntlie
thiil
J.
l'lxlillinr
drtranx
i.rl
siiiiu.tHKip,
,u
ii'ciiiutliiii
caiiiii'ryiiuiii,
Ititfiid
lu
iiiiply
rnr
a
Icune
nt
the
rul-lnwlint
li'Tllied
landa:
.
Ciniiiiimii'liiir
at
a
post
tilanti'il'
upiirux
linatcly
tlirri-
inllfo
imrtli
rnnnttlie
iin.it
1
1
1
ir
Winlcr
llarlmr,
I'niii'Ke
Island;
ll'cnic
tmrlliwrat
Iwit
ll
rlialnn,
inure
ur
leaa,
lo
low
water
murk:
Ihi'iire
iinrtlipant
iilnnir
lw
water
nniilt
inn-
imndiTil
and
six
ty
-(IGfi)
t'luilii;
tlieni-c
mutlieiisi
twii
(8)
rliainat
Uhtut
HOiitliwrat
iitte
liiindri'il
and-auty
(loin
irlialna,
more
or
li-M,
lu
point
or
roininiMM'Hiiii'tit
and
ron-talnlnif
thirty-1
wo.
(:ij)
arri'a
more
or
leu.
.
.JAME8
FIEl.lUMa
TIUN0,
...
.
Natrtu
or
Appiicatn.
Paled
.May
I
Kill,
lujs.
T
in.
Week-end
Specials
Girls
all
white
Midi
Sizes
lo,
12
and
1
1
year-.
SUMMER
VOILES
I
.
'.':
r.H
$1.15
i't
inrie.
i
,
i
PRINTED
LINGERIE
CREPE
It
-Ode.!
undies
w,,,
Sue
Sale
tier
nr.l
K
1
85c
m
a
nnnp.
riiDTcnu
miici
im
'
ii"
'
i
35c
ANDERSON
GINGHAM
:!'
..
i.
H
5c
-
....
...
-
nil-.
14-'
3
yards
for
95c
Cash
and
Carry
Grocery
Specials
For
Thursday,
Friday
und
Saturday
from
8
a.m.
until
n
noon
only
Del
Monte
Pork
and
Beans,
tall
tins.
I;.
Spi'M.il,
'
for
Old
Dutch
Cleanbcr,
per
tin
Fresh
Head
Lettuce,
2
for
.
;
St.
Charles
Milk,
baby
size.
fur
25c;
per
dw
Waffle
Syrup,
'n
gidbtu
tins,
sperml
Pineapple
Jam,
Miilkin's
best,
Hi.
tin,
pr,
Creamery
Butter
m
bulk.
:
llm.
for
...
...
Snawflake
Pastry
Flour,
Hi
Hi.
sack
Brswn
Sugar
limit
l
lb.
,
7
lb,
for
...
Seedless
Raisins,
m
bulk.
:t
lbs,
for
Malkln's
Best
Jelly
Powder,
asstHed.
I
for
Telfer's
Cream
Sodas,
reg.
.oc
tm.
.permi
Marsh's
Grape
Juice,
o,unrK
spe,
ml
White
Rock
Ginger
Ale,
pint-,
spr.
i.il
Fels
Naptha
Soap,
pc
i,W
per
riirinn
25c
10c
15c
70c
$1.00
85c
$1.00
55c
50c
25c
25c
40c
65c
20c
75c
!
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
i
Coast
Steamship
and
Train
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
nUPCRT
or
PRINCE
OCOROE
-"
r-
.in
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA.
SEATTLE
inicn:.
SUNDAY
and
THURSDAY,
10
P.M.
For
ANVOX
For
STEWART
WtinndlT
10
f
Satjrai,
IP
rJa
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
aicapt
Sunday
11.30
am.
f"i
Iti
EDK0NT0R,
WINNtrta,
an
ih.iiiU
Mi-rn
jmit
imiiit
sialr
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LIKES.
CltY
Till
at
Otrlta,
BZS
Third
At,
Print
Rupart.
JM
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C,Ln.
SMlii
troin
ITloce
nupert.
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
Swaraon
Bai,
aad
Alrt
.
Tmii,
I
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alort
Pf,
and
Soantoa
Ba,,
Sawrdai.
II
For
ANVOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
For
PORT
(IMPION
and
Naaa
Ritar
Cannariaa,
Frioaf
A.M
.
I2S
2nd
A.ua
J.
rnl,
ll
'Inea
"u,n-
Dollar
Days
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAYi
June
17th,
18th,
19th
and
20in,
Are
Dollar
)as
Saie
.it
J..bom-
Look
over
this
list:
it
means
money
saving.
wide
Scrim,
."
yards
for
:tt"
wide
goiid
qiinlily
Scrim,
reg.
n.V,
-ale
-
v
NVbile
Cotton,
ntP
wide,
reg.
28c,
sale
.5
"'-While
Unltoii,
;itt"
wide,
reg.
10c,
-ale
;i
yariN
I
Uubleaebeil
Collon,
.'HI"
wide,
o
yard
lor
.
.
rnblenelieil
Collon,
:m"
wide,
reg.
::..
ale
'i
IT.
ilirferetiL
iinllerns
of
Voile.
rc'K.
T.'.r
alld
X
'
............
-
i
inl,
2
yartN
fur
1
This
ix
nn
exceptional
offer
in
Voiles;
do
n"i
(iingliam,
27"
wide,
ret?.
28c,
sale
0
arjn
lor
tiiugiinm,
27"
wide,
belter
ipinlity.
reg.
85c
Kugtixli
nu"
wMe
(Iingliam,
reg.
Mil?
2
'
We
have
85
piore
or
Oitigliam
in
lck
Slid
wild
sacrifice
Ibcm
lu
,ml"'L'
sll,,'k-
"
(liiclioti.
'
Collon
Crepf!,
all
colors,
1
ynnU
i'r
Kimouii
Crepe,
reg.
!5e,
lc
2Vfc
yards
Mr
Klannelelle,
:td"
wide,
5
yards
lor
While
Klannelelle,
',Wt
wide,
1
yards
for
Hand
Towels,
reg.
45c
n
pmr,
sale
.i
au-
io.
Ladies'
Momirrli
Silk
Ilo-iery,
reg.
"
Ladies'
Collon
Hose,
!l
pairs
rot1
Ladies'
Lisle
Hose,
reg.
&r,
sale
2
pairs
ii"1
Ladies'
Kid
Cloves
in
Hlnrk
nod
Hrown,
reg,
Liulies'
Siimii'icVvosIs,
reg.
M
sale
4
rpr
.
Ladies'
"WATSON'S"
Summer
Vests,
reg.
o.
Ladies'
Summer
Combs,
rvg.
$J
5(1,
sale
.
.
Ladies'
Hloomers,
05c
reg.
sulci
2
Tnr
.
Cliildren's
Hloomers,
Hink
and
Wiillo,
ri'g.
Children's
Summer
Vests,
sizes
from
20
I"
Children's
While
and
Hint
k
HiisU'i'
Hrown
Stockings,
reg.
75c,
sale
2
pairs
for
.
.
Children's
Suud
und
Hrown
Socks,
reg.
d&r,
Heg.
75c,
sale
2
pairs
for
Men's
Working
Socks,
reg.
5llc,
sale
a
tor
Men's
Fine
Cashmere
Socks,
reg.
05c,
suie
Men's;
Soft
Collars,
reg.
o5c,
sale
i
for
.
Jabour
Bros.
Phone
645.
il.-
i'
.C
ill-
Si.-f"'1"'
-ale
S
tor
for
1
1
tic
H.iH'
jl.ilh
t
no
t
st
on
c
i
nn
,
f
on
51.00
1
oo
,,
-..If
.
.
.to
SI
S!
00
2
i"r
Si
I
00
1.00
si
OH
.;
lur
sl.oo
si.
no
sl.OO
100
sl.t
sl.OO
.oo
sl.oo
Ltd.
Cor.
3rd
.nd"1-