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St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
MARINE
MOTOR
Less
Starter
.
,
.
.
$250.00
;Hh
Starter
..
..
$300.00
Government
Taxes
and
Freight
Extra
8.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Ford
Dealers
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNITED
CHURCH
FIRST
PARTY
MEETING
OF
IS
BORN
TODAY
Formal
Service
Takes
Place
Here
Next
Sunday
With
Rev.
W.
J.
Parsons
Officiating
Today
the
local
Methodist
Church
pa.sea
out
of
existence
and
its
place
is
taken
by
the
Inited
Church
of
Canada
The
formal
sen
ices
in
connection
with
this
event
will
take
place
next
Sunday
when
Itcv.
J.
W.
Parsons
of
Terrace,
representing
the
Presbyterian
Church
in
Canada,
will
have
charge
as
a
union
minister,
Rev.
fi.
(J.
Hacker
taking
a
similar
position
in
Terrace
for
that
day.
Last
Sunday
the
final
Methodist
services
were
held
here
anil
I
here
was
many
a
tear
shed
liy
people
who
had
been
Methodists
all
their
lives
at
the
thought
that
their
church
had
passed
away.
even
though
it
was
entering
a
new
birth
with
greater
possibilities.
Karl
Rarrie
reported
on
the
Methodist
young
people's
contribution
to
the
Union
.Church
and
a
synopsis
was
also
given
from
Ihe
laymen's
as-soejation.
Rev.
.
(.
Hacker
spoke
of
the
future
outlook
and
urged
loyalty
to
the
new
organization.
A
ennvenant
service
followed.
In
which
the
congregation
expressed
its-
de
termination
to.be
loyal
to
the
new
organization.
The
motto
of
the
new
church
is:
"Wherever
officers
of
the
law
travel
or
bootleggers
operale,
there
to
have
some
service
of
the
United
Church."
TEN
YEARS
IN
GROCERY
HERE
Rupert
Table
Supply
Built
from
Two-Man
Store
In
Decade
up
The
month
of
June
marks
the
ienlh
anniversary
of
the
establishment
of
the
Rupert
Table
Supply
"Co.
a
business
which
has
been
built
in
Ihe
past
len
years
from
a
two
man
slore
lo
one
of
large
proportions
having
an
an
nual
turnover
of
a
quarter
mil
lion
dollars
under
the
;
manage
ment,
of
J.
C
flavigan
Assisted
by
(ieorge
Arnott.
"This
furn-over
is
excluding
lh
turn
over
of
Ihe
Universal
Trading
Cm.,
the
dry
goods
branch
of
lb-
nisiness.
The
establishment,
of
a
groc
ery
siore
in
a
nasemenl
was
somewhat
of
an
innovation
and
experiment
in
the
city
but
il
has
proved
very
successful.
This
progressive,
business
has
been
built
up
on
the
wyslein
of
small
profils
and
urck
turnovers.
Mr.
(iavigan,
who
is
a
consist
ent
user
of
newspaper
advertis
ing,
has
no
hesilation
in
slatim
I
hat
the
advertising
columns
of
The
Daily
News
have
been
found
by
experiment
to
be
far
and
away
the
best
method
of
reach
ing
the
people
in
a
widely
scattered
territory.
In
this
manner
Mr.
fjavigan
has
built
up
a
mail
order
business
of
Increasimr
volume
Imlli
in
groceries
uul
dry
goods.
The
telephone
has"
played
at
iiopiiriaui
pari
in
nuiiuing
up
Ihe
cily
business
and
a
largi
trade
is
done
over
Ibis
Indispensable
inslruinenl.
As
the
bus!
ness
grows
so
do
the
telephone
numbers
and
at
present
there
are
three
lines
to
the
slore.
The
growth
of
the
business
speak"
for
itself
as
to
the
careful
management
and
Jhe
appreciation
bv
(lie
public
of
the
service
render
ed.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
OF
SHRINERSi
FAIR
BOARD
Two
Hundred
Members
of
Syrian
Temple,
Indianapolis,
Arrived
In
City
From
South
Last
Night
The
blare
of
a
melodious
brass
band
as
the
CN.lt.
stemttcr
r
Prince
Oeorpe,
Copl.
Harry
Ned-
den,
entered
Ihe
harbor
at
K..'J0
iast
evenntg
announced
the
arrival
of
the
first
paity
of
Shrin-rs
returning
to
their
homes
in
ihe
Knst
by
way
of
this
city
after
having
attended
the
big
conven
tion
in
Ixts
Angeles.
which
eoni4tl
of
-some
2tM
members
of
Syrian
Temple,
Cincinnati,
was
one
of
the
livest
roups
of
tourists
that-
has
ever
visited
the
eily.
Loeul
Shrinrs
were
on
hand
lo
greet
the
parly
and
offer
such
entertainment
as
time
and
opportunfly
would
permit.
United
Stales
Consul
A.
K.
Wakefield,
himelf,
took
an
active
part
in
Riving"
the
visit
or!
a
welcome.
-
The
visitors
themselves
proved
great
enterUiiners.
In
the
course
of
the
evening
the
band,
vocalists
and
comedian
gave
a
concert
at
the
corner
of
fourth
?Hreet
ami
Third
Avenue.
Itoth
meu
and
women
participated
and
some
talent
,
was.
displayel
that
J'riiM'c
Rupert
ptfile
Uo
not
often
feet
the
chaFH-e
lo
enjoy.
J'he
parly
said
they
would
give
another
open
air
concert
tonight
at
the
wharf
on
their
return
from
Stewart.
The
party
proceeded
on
Ihe
steamer
at
midnight
to
Stewart
and
will
be
back
here
this
evening
at
Z
o'clock
to
board
a
special
train
which
will
take
them
easL
The
hour
scheduled
(or
the
departure
of
this
train
is
alio.
Karly
tomorrow
morning
the
second
contingent
of
i?hriners,
members
of
Zuhrah
Temple,
Minneapolis,
310
strong,
will
arrive
on
the
sleanyr
Prince
Rupert.
They
will
board
a
special
train
here
and
proceed
east.
It.
F.
MoA'aughlon,
local
C.N.R.
ilis-
tricl
passenger
agenj,
is
accompanying
this
party.
EASY
TO
FIND
?
After
EVery
Meal
(
Pas
It
around
after
every
meat
Give
the
family
the
benefit
of
its
aid
to
digestion.
Cleans
teeth
too.
Keep
It
always
in
die
house.
01
Sj
Costs
Jittk
-helps
much"
O
WRKLEY5
Negotiations
Under
Way
for
Services
of
Band
May
Obtain
Government
Art
Gallery
Pictures
The
Fair
Hoard
held
ils
regular
monthly
meeting
last
evening.
President
lieu
Self
was
in
I
lie
chair
and
other
directors
present
were
Aid.
Perry,
Frank
l)ibh,
Fred
Scadden,
I.
.labour,
A.
I).
Plant
and
I).
Md).
Hunter.
Several
native
organization
having
offered
their
services,
the
This
party.
(quest
ion
of
bands
for
the
Fair
Jinks
-r-
That
,
office
boy
of
yours
is
;
'always
,
whisllinjfJ
Doesn't
it
annoy
you?
Joiics
-If
does
a
III
He,
but.
Ihen,
when
I
hear
him
wliiVtlina
I
know
where
he
is.
DOING
HER
SHARE
Powell
Does
your
wife
do
anything
in
Ihe
interest
of
charily?
Howell
Why.
yes-.
She
allemb
all
the
concerts
that
she
reecivo
free
tickets
for.
was
discussed.
The
matter
was
left
in
Ihe
hands
of
the
baud
committee
without
any
action
being
taken.
Regarding
the
exhibition
of
a
group
of
pictures
from
the
government
art
gnllurv
at
Ottawa.
Fred
Slorfc,
M.P.
informed
the
hoard
that
it
would
be
possible
to
obtain
20
of
these
pictures
for
the
fair.
Considerable
expens
however,
will
be
involved
in
getting
them
here
and
the
maltet
will
be
doubled
upon
later.
It
was
rejkorted
al
Ihe
meetinq
that
9230
had
been
netted
as,
a
result
of
the
recent
May
Queen
Carnival.
This
sum
is
to
be
do-vided
between
the
Fair
Hoard
and
Klks.
(In
account
of
weather
onditions,
ilhe
takings
were
no!
as
large
as
might
have
been
expecled.
There
will
be
a
special
meet
ing
of
the
Hoard
next
Tuesday
to
go
into
the
matter
of
sports
and
other
attractions
at
the
forthcoming
fair,
-
It
is
exejHrted
that
the
Prize
List
will
be
issued
by
the
end
ol
June.
The
book
is
now
in
lh
bands
of
the
printers
but
adver
Using
copy
is
slow
in
coming
in.
ALBERTA
FISHERMEN
WORRIED
OVER
PRICE
Unable
to
Sell
Lake
Fish
Since
Lake
Superior
Fishing
Commenced
EDMONTON,
June
10.
The
Alberta
fishing
industry,
which
has
of
late
years
grown
lo'con-sJdernble
proportions,
and
has
established
connections
In
pinny
of
the
largest
United
Slate
market),
tiQtabJy
at;
y.U'titii
appear
lie
facing
a
somewhat
serious
siluation
at'
the
present
time,
due
lo
various
causes.
According
lo
otllcials,
Ihe
opening
of
the
summer
season
saw
Alberta
while
fish
and
others,
in
great
ilemand
on
the
Chicago
market;
prices
were
high,
and
all
appeared
set
for
an
extremely
successful
season.
Then
fishing
operations
were:
opened
for
commercial
purpose
on
Lake
Superior,
while
llielakev
of
Manitoba
also
commenced
their
season's
work.
The
result
is
thai
report
from
Chicago
market
this
week
stales
that
it
is
fully
supplied
for
the
week,
from
Lake
Superior.
Wholesale
fish
firms
in
Chio
ago
and
other
cities,
which
have
their
own
fishing
equipment
on
many
Manitoba
lakes,
are
now.
of
course,
securing
Ibeir
sup
plies
at
less
cost
than
Ihey
enn
be
secured
from
Alberla,
through
their
own
outfits,
and
already
are
reported
'lo
-he
lurning
Al-iberl.a
while
fish
into
cold
stoage
As
a
result,
while
Ihe
price
for
Alberla
fjh
remained
high
until
Ihe
other
lakes
go
info
operation,
the
markel
Mince
then,
has
practically
gone,
and
the
bolloiii
has
fallen
ouf
of
(
tie
price
which
Alberla
shippers
can
seeurp
for
their
fish.
Such
a
slltialion,
unless
fared
in
a
determined
manner,
spells
heavy
losses,
if
not
ruin,
to
com
Wanted
Z
For
Sale
J
For
Rent
F.R.NKST
Slubbs.
A.R.H.S.;
CM.
Ag.Camhs;
Landscape
Qardott-Ing.
Plans
and
estimates
for
gardens.
Ferns
and
other
plants
from
$3.00
per
doz.
F.O.H.
Usk,
H.C
FOR
SALK.
Oak
bulTel,
dining
fable
and
six
chairs,
mattress
and
slove.
Hacker.
Phone
Orren
CI
3.
I35
FOR
SALK.
Commercial
Hotel.
Prince
Rupert,
furnished.
A
bargain.
M.
M.
Stephens
A-Co.,
Lid.
'
II
TO
RENT
Tf)
RKNT.
Furnished
rooms.
Hot
and
cold
water.
Centrally
located.
Reasonable
rents.
Norfobl
Rooms.
Fulton
Stree'.
Phone
Hlack
320.
tl
FOR
RENT.
Clapp
apartment
Weslenhaver
Hros.
tf
mercial
companies
operating
on
the
lake
of
Alltcrta,
and
already,
fishing
company
oflicials
are
dis
cussing
the
possibility
of
secur
ing
a
guaranteed
markel
demand
by
pooling
their
fish
and
havimc
il
handled
hy
one
selling
orgaut
f.al
ion
on
the
Chicago
and
other
markets.
STORWT
FnJuRED
FISHING
ON
LESSER
SLAVE
LAKE
EDM
ONTO
.V.
Juno
iO.
The
fishing
itnjuslry
on
Leaser
Slave
Lake
sulTered
a
considerable
amount
of
damage
in
a
vitilent
storm
orr
May
20,
according
lo
i
report
received
today
at
the
pro
vlncial
nftlce
of
Ihe
dominion
fisheries
department.
The
industry
on
this
lake
em
ployed
OK
fishermen,
and
all
of
lliesn
suffered
loss
to
nets
and
equipment;
many
nets
were
ds
troyed
entirely,
and
some
of
the
men
are
reported
to
have
lost
their
entire
outfit.
Summer
fishing
for
commer
rial
purposes
only
opened
on
Ibis
lake
on
May
1(1,
and
Ihe
calch
for
Ihe
period
May
(5
lo
20
report
ed
as
(50,00(1
pounds
of
dressed
whiterish,
(57.000
pickerel,
and
35,O0(
of
pike.
THE
TRUTH
WILL
OUT.
of
Hetty
(checked
for
showing
undue
curiosity
as
In
Visitor's
age,
Wu'll,
anyhow,
everybody'll
soon
see
it
on
her
toinbslone.--
Punrh.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Thursday,
June
11
High
4:21
a.m.
10.0
17:i5
p.m.
1K.2
Low
....
rt,00
u.m.
2.2
23:32
p.m.
7.(5
Friday,
June
12
Iflgb
15:2(5
a.m.
18.2
18:47
p.m.
18.0
Low
12:04
p.m.
3.7
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue,
Phone
137.
FOUND
FOL'ND.
MiHisehearl
pin.
Ap
ply
Daily
.News
office.
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
RICES
OF
EAST1IOPE
4-CYCLE
Marine
Engines
4-H.P.
without
clutch'
1185.00
4-11.
P.
I
cylinder
MD
2GO.00
6-II.P.
I
cylinder
HI)
400.00
8-II.P.
I
cylinder
HD
750.00
h-H.P.
2
cylinder
MD
450.00
IG-H.P.
4
cylinder
LD
175.00
All
Ihe
above
except
the
first
include
the
Famous
Joes
Reverse
(Sear,
and
full
electrical
ami
propeller
equipment.
The
best
that
money
can
buy.
Kasthope
Hros..
1747
Ceorgia
SI.
W.
Vancouver,
H.C
Alway
at
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boathouse,
Agents
Phone
381
.
SHEDDON
TAXI
134
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Five
passenger
I
odge
Sedan
Comfort
and
Courleyy.
Rates:
50c
for
1
or
iTpassengfrs,
25c
for
each
additional
passenger.
PHONE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
.AUNC1I
"Oh
Uaby"
at
your
ser
vico
day
or
night.
Comfort
Safely
Courlesy.
If
it's
a
walcr
trip
call
Laurie
Lambly
Phonos
570
or
131.
TAXI
592
THE
DEPENDABLE
TAXI.
Day
and
Night
service.
Comfort
and
Courlesy
is
my
motto
PHONE
592
CONRAD
LEE
Sland:
Richmond
Rooms.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
(ieorge,
Paul
or
Oust)
Special
6
and
7
passenger
Slude-
bakers
at
your
service
day
and
night.
R08S
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
And
Oeneral
Repair
Shop.
Repairs
or
all
kinds
promptly
attended
lo.
We
repair
typo-
wrilers,
gramophones
and
do
picture
framing.
Carpel
laying
Furniture
crating.
TOM
BALLANQER
Phone
Itlue
C25.
318
Fifth
St
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
Furniture
lloughl,
Sold
and
Exchanged.
Ranges.
Healers.
etc.
moderately
priced.
Every
tiling
fry
the
home.
Call
ii
and
look
around.
ALEX.
MACKENZIE,
Third
Avenue
Phone
775.
,
(John
Christie's
old
stand.)
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
In
Stewart
visit
Keith's
Cafe
In
King
Edward
Hotel
now
re-mndclled.
Up-to-date
Dining
Ilnom
and
Lunch
Counler
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phono
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us,
P.O.
Box
C09.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
WANTF.D.-
To
buy
or
exrhanxe
furniture
and
stoves
of
every
description.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
1552.
tf
OFFF.RS
wauled
for
Lot
10,
block
27
section
7.
P.O.
Hox
C'J7.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALK.
Ten
acre
ranch,
all
fenced,
half
mile
from
Telkwa;
ideal
for
small
fruits
and
chickens;
seven
room
house.
28
by
30,
open
fireplace
in
living
room,
water
in
kitchen,
furnace
in
basement.
Pric
1750.00.
iO0.no
down.
For
particulars
aHly
lo
Thorpe
A
Hoops,
Telkwa,
H.C.
no
fvy,
product,
uus
TroU,
s..;.s
IHUAIC
lijr
Goods.
He
Com!
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
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town
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Store
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Office
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Planing.
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and
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Glass
and
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Doors
and
'Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
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268
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Silver,
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only
prospects?
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8
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buy,
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location
of
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properties.
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ns
for
information
on
this.
Porlfand
Canal
Sales
Co
318
Standard
Bank
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Vancouver
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
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