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Tnno
1
1.
1025
rsuj
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'
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAOB
THREH
flpliilti!,,
J
warn?
teeis
soak
themselves
snowy
white
in
R
in
so
One
of
the
hardest
tasks
on
washday
used
to
be
the
washing
of
big,
heavy
sheets.
You
had
to
rub
and
rub
away
at
the
sheets
and
afterwards
you
were
so
tired
that
the
rest
of
the
day
was
spoilt
for
you.
Today,
no
more
of
that
back-breaking
labour
is
necessary.
Just
let
the
Rinso
soap-suds
do
this
work
for
you!
It
soaks
dh
t
right
out.
Rinso
dissolves
instantly
and
completely
in
boiling
water.
Always
use
sufficient
Rinso
lo
pet
a
lasting
suds
after
the
clothes
are
put
to
soak.
Lever
Brothers
Limited
Toronto
Halibut
BUI
FOR
SALE
iiis
i
Ill
mmt
mm
'
Gear
urmttm-BLm
i
r
inwwiT
areas
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
UIlVIilO
i-illvll
I
LLiU
inl
It
I
it
iNew
for
the
Children
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
LOLLIPOPS
A
pure.
litKli-i
luss
Candy
!
new
forjn.
liiiU
10o
A
IteaJ
Ilarsuin
in
VACUUM
BOTTLES
We
bought
lids
lot
very
MI'lip.
sule
ul
eaeh
55c
RINEX
,
A
guaranteed
relief
in
eases
of
Head
Cold:,
Hay
I
cwr,
ole.
Your
money
hack
if
not
satisfied
Willi
results.
lcf
Dottle-.'.
$1.00
FREE
ENLARGEMENT
llriiiK
your
films
ami
ne-patives
in
for,
ris
lit
develop
and
print
.
Save
the
coupons
in
Hie
envelopes
ami
tivl
u
free
enlargement.
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
Tho
Roxall
Store
3rd
Avo.
and
Gth
St.
Phono
82
and
200
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,b00
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineer!,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
ni:
kinds
nf
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
J8F
Local
and
Personal
j
H.C.
Undertakers.
-
Phone
41.
You'll
like
our
joall
Consum
ers
Coal
Go.
Phone
7.
tf
r
La
Parisienno
Iteauly
Fourth
SI.,-Phono
301.
.
NNOUNCEMENTS
Moose
nlc-nie
June
28
ARE
YOU
TORTURED
WITH
ECZEMA?
Shop,
tf
Save
your'
sojes."
50c.
service.
Arthur's
Taxi.
Plionc
078.
tf
Itich
and
poor
cati
lido
now.
50c
for
a
Taxi
to
tro
anywhere.
Uiowu
taxi.
Phone
80.
If
Mr.
Donnatt
of
Hie
Wales
Is
land
cannery
is
in
ihe
city
oh-
lining
inalcrial
for
the
can
nery.
J.
II.
Slieddon,
the
local
trans
fer
man,
was
a
passenger
foi
Vancouver
on
Uiu
Prince
George
last
night.
Il.(S,
Oceii
of
the
Toronto
onservalnry
of
Music.flrrived
in
the
city
last
.night
from
Toronto
to
conduct
examinations
here.
The
new
C5
foot
halihu
schooner
Cape
Ileale,
Capt.
John
Olson,
has
arrived
from
Vancouver
and
is
finishing
her
out
fitting
here
prior
to
making
her
maiden.-
-voyage
to
the
northern
fishing
hanks.
Frank
V.
Foster
of
the
Fight
Hour
hay
Hoard
arrived
in
the
cily
on
yesterday
afternoon"-
train
aTlcr
a
trip
lo
the
Prince
(tcorge
district
on
oilicial
Dull
ness.
He
expects
lo
'
proceed
from
here
to
Victoria
on-
the
Prince
lluperl
tomorrow
night.
F.
V..
Halls
vice-president
of
Hie
Cirler-llalls-AIdinger
Co.
of
Wir.nipeg,
sailed
last
night
om
Hie
Prince
(ieorge
for
Vancou
ver
after
havnig
spent
several
days
in
the
city
in
connection
with
the
commencement
of
III"?
work
on
the
elevator
superstruc
lure.
PasM-ngers
sailing
on
the
-learner
Prince
(ieorge
last
uitrhl
for
southern
poinls
included
J.
Hossons,
W.
Jones,
J.
PUmaii,
F.
F..
Halls.
J.
11.
Sneddon,-
T.
J
Koulup
and
h.
Horn,
Vancouver
I.
Mchougall
aruUlon.
hr.
and
Mrs.
W.
11.
Su-thcrland,
Victoria
F.
H.
Wilson,
Powell
Hher;
Mr;
I'lnlip.
Ocean
Falls,
K.
.M.'icluod.
Indian
agent
for
'Ini-ihoo
district,
has
born
-i
visitor
in
(lie
city
during
thf
nasi
few
days
watching
the
Naganie
manslaughter
case
ai
Hie
Assies
on
behalf
of
the
he-
partuieut
of
Indian
Affairs.
.
Mr.
Maeleod's
headquarlers
are
at
F.linlon.
When
Indians
Decorum
involvcil
in
serious
criminal
caes
arraugeinenls
are
made
by
Hie
department
for
their
defence
u
Ilia!
the
full
ohj'cts
of
jiis-l
ire
may
De
obtained.
The
narly
of
200
Shriners
'rum
Syrian
Temple,
Cincinnati,
returned
ahoarl
the
Prince
(ieorge
from
Stewart
shortly
after
seven
o'clock
last
night
and
left
for
the
Fast
at
10:15
on
n
special
'.
d.N.ll.
,tfTain
conlaining
nine
passenger,
coaches
and
two
baggage
rars.
There
'was
a
large
number
oT
people
at
the
wharf
and
station
to
-extend
a
welcome
to
the
visitor
durum
their
slay
here
ami
local
Shrin-
ers
look
some
or
itie
pany
ny
car
to
visit
the
Cold
Storage
plant
ami
other
local
points
ot
interest.
r.riruis,
or
Salt
Itlu-um,
as
It
Is
ruin-iiiunly
callt'd,
Is
imc
of
the
nui.xt
nirumlntr
ir
alt
iklu
ilLiriiM'ii.
Tim
,
liiti'iw
ImriiliiK,
Itrlilnir
and
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS'
Mr
I
II
tj.titi.ii
II
II
IWn
I
'
here.
and
after
my
nernnd
l
(ii,,,..!
n
irreat
difference,
'
1.
KEEP
COOLI
Ice
Cream
A
Purely
Home
Made
Product
YVc
have
recently
installed
the
latest
type
of
lee
Cream
making
equipment
and
arc
now
in
a
position
to
make
ami
supply
ICK
CIlKAM
equal
to
anything
produced
in
Canada.
NO
SUBSTITUTES
ALL
PURE
FRESH
CREAM
Try
it
and
be
convinced
KILLAS&CHRISTOPHER
Wholesale
and
Retail
De
Luxe
and
Royal
Ice
Cream
Parlors
Phones
193
and
17
ANSWER
TO
YESTERDAY'S
CROSS
WORD
PUZZLE
RjO;P
I
INJSUSIPIRI
I
NG
AlNlo'NBqcrAfflOjV
.
R
I
IsReInT
llNGjJf?!
S
i
L
JJJC
RMIAlBiRI
Y
r&
or
ei
n
EsjlMlIOI,
fafflT
U
1
n
gsga
srf
p
n
tc
eJaMni
jo
BlfHI
1
R
Mr.
Thomas
Young
anil
her
daughter.
Miss
Janet
Young,
ar
rived
from
Terrace
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train.
Miss
Young
is
taking
musical
examinations
.1.
K.
Gordon,
jiropriel
or
of
the
lerrace
Hotel,
is
visiting
itie
nUy.
He
arrived
from
the
cast
yesterday
afternoon
and
is
registered
at
the
Prince
Ilupert
Hotel.
Sanity
Finlaysoti,
who
acted
for
Mime
lime
as
carciaKcr
a'
the
Prince
Ituie,rt
.V"'"'1'
Wuli,
is
visiting
in
towfi
.after
several
inonlhs
of
fishing
on
the
west
coast.
Miss
Ina
Wood
of
Hie
provin
eial
collector's
office
left
on
this,
niorning's
train
en
route
lo
Scot
land
where
she
will
spend
I
h
res
months
visiliiw
her
former
home.
II.
Dalton
or
the
C.N.Il.
car
department,
arrived
llaell-Jones
and
hr.
Tail.
PRETTY
WEDDING
A
prelly
but
quiet
C.rislomer
Is
IhJsJ.
cure
t
dining
in
the
i-ily
lasl
night
-lf
-
accompany
the
special
train
-NvliicIuJcfjL
Jiere
this
morning
for
the
east,
with
the
Zuhrah
Shrme
pari:'
So
successful
was.
the
picnic
held
by
the
Gyro
Club
last
Sun
day
that
it
was
decided
at
the
regular
meeting
of
the
club
yes-terday,afternoon
to
hold
anothe?
on
July
12.
The
following
coni-
millee
was
appointed
to
lake
charge:
Hoy
Nicholls,
Stan.
Taylor.
Charlie
halagno.
Sidney
TOOK
PLACE
TODAY
Miss
Margaret
Wood
Becomes
Bride
of
Thomas
Clwydd
Williams
of
This
City
Wedding
look
place
Ibis
morning
when
Miss
Margaret
Wood
of
Aberdeen,
Scotland,
became
the
bride
or
Thomas
Clwydd
Williams,
formerly
of
henbiulislir
e,
Wales,
but
now
a
resilient
of
Prince
lluperl.
The
ee'remony
look
place
at
ten
it'clock
at
the
home
of
W.
W.
Wmod.
Hand
I
Hock,
lluv.
F.
0.
Turner
orric.ialing.
The
bride
looked
very
prelly
in
a
navy
blue
dress,
her
goiing
away
dress
bejng
of
fawn.
The
Drido
The
rooms
were
prettily
decorated
with
while
ami
red
car
nations.
I'oiiowiug
i
no
ceremnnv
smamn.
rirM
'V
mini
ur
nc
i
wc
NVed.ling
Dreakrast
was
served.
.il'l.
are
expimcd
l
lieat
arc
alnioul
uti-'
.
,
,
,
.
,
,
,
l.mi'.l.t.
relief
I
rreatlv
wi
li
ome.!.
l"ie
loasl
lo
I
lie
bridegroom
llC-
for
vr
nle
at
all
drunnist!.
and
dealers;
!
""Wy
Iroubte
any
good?
put
up
wily
ly
Tho
T.
Miitnirn
Co.,
I
Clerk
-
Sure
1
It
is
one
of
our
LlinUfd,
Toronto,
Out.
ifk's
best
sellers.
'
H
ere
an
dTJiei
ere
The
popularity
of
the
Nova
Scotia
apple
la
rapidly
growing
in
Europe.
1,103,980
barrels
and
8,693
boxes
were
shipped
in
1924-25
to
port
in
England,
Scotland
a.id
Germany.
Shipments
also
went
to
Newfoundland,
West
Indies,
Central
Canada
and
the
United
States.
Production
of
sugar
beets
in
Can-ada
during
1923
amounted
to
159,200
tons,
valued
at
$1,922,GG8,
and
grown
on
17,941
acres,
according
to
the
Bureau
of
Statistics.
6,000
acres
have
been
planted
to
beets
this
year
in
Southern
Alberta,
due
to
the
establishment
of
a
sugar
beet
factory.
Milton
Sills,
the
well-known
movie
actor,
with
a
company
of
32
other
screen
artists,
passed
through
Montreal
recently
to
take
scenes
in
"The
Come
Back"
in
which
he
is
featured.
1
The
party
went
to
Bejuchesne,
in
Northern
Quebec
Travelling
by
another
train
was
a
mother
skunk
and
five
kitten
skunks
which
will
also
figure
in
the
picture.
The
286
passengers
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
S.S.
Empress
of
France
completed
their
30,000-mile
tour
of
the
world
on
Saturday,
May
23,
Vhen
the
vessel
docked
at
New
Y'ork.
Ati
their
last
stop
at
Havana,
President
Machado
of
Cuba
invited
the
passengers
to
attend
his
official
inauguration
and
to
witness
the
unveiling
of
a
statue
to
the
preceding
President.
Another
aristocratic
rancher
recently
passed
through
Montreal
on
a
return
visit
lo
the
ancestral
estates
in
Transylvania,
Hungary.
This
was
Baron
Josef
Csavossy
who,
with
his
brother
Andre,
took
over
a
1,600-acre
ranch
last
March
near
Cochrane,
Alberta,
on
the
Bow
River.
Incidentally
the
Baron
was
a
passenger
on
the
Trans-Canada
on
its
first
return
trip
of
the
season
from
The
Indian
Day
Celebration
at
Banff,
it
is
announced,
will
take
place
as
usual
this
year
on
the
third
Thursdfvy
and
Friday
in
July.
Preparations
are
already
uni;r
way
for
this
event,
which
enjoys
an
enviable
population
as
an
Indian
show.
The
Stoney
Indians
arrive
in
large
numbers
from
their
reservation
to
take
part
in
the
ceremonies,
which
are
the
23rd
annual
celebration
of
tho
function.
Edward
G.
Taylor,
one
of
the
br.st
known
game
fishermen
on
the
continent
is
authority
for
the
statement
that
New
Brunswick
is
losing
none
of
its
lure
as
a
fisherman's
paradise.
Just
back
from
a
trip
to
the
Cains
River,
N.B.,
Mr.
Taylor
said
salmon
were
steadily
increasing
in
numbers
and
size
in
the
province.
He
added
that
he
had
caught
on
this
trip
a
salmon
42
inches
long
and
weighing
24
lbs.
In
the
autumn
such
a
fish
would
likely
weigh
up
.to
tilty
pounds.
The
following
story
is
told
of
Sir
William
Van
Home,
first
president
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
and
a
Major
Rogers,
who
was
in
charge
of
the
supplies
for
men
working
along
the
track.
Van
Home
said:
"Look
here.
Major,
I
hear
your
men
won't
stay
with
you,
they
say
you
starve
them."
"T'aint
so.
Van."
"Well,
I'm
told
you
feed
'em
on
soup
made
out
of
water
flavored
with
old
ham
canvas
covers."
"T'aint
so,
Van,
I
didn't
never
have
no
hams."
From
"Canada's
Great
Highway,"
by
J.
H.
E.
Secretan.
The
Western
railways
of
tfcs
United
States
comprising
67
roads
serving
Chicago
and
the
West,
have
petitioned
the
Inter-State
Commerce
Commission
for
remission
to
advance
rates.
They
state
that
for
the
years
1921
to-
1924
inclusive,
the
average
rate
of
return
on
capital
was
."-
per
cc;t.,
which
they
claim
is
so
small
as
to
render
it
impossible
Jir
them
to
secre
working
capital
for
extensions
and
improvement
of'
service
by
the
sale
of
sock
or
issua,
of
bonds
at
reasonable
terms.
They,
ask
for
rates
that
would
give
them
a
net
return
of
55;
per
cent.,
which.
it
is
generally
admitted
is
what
lUil-
maid
was
Miss
A.
Vod
and
(Dei
ways
should
have.
Dest
man
W.
W:
Wood.
CATHOLICS
URGED
TO
GO
TO
BAPTIST
AID
ing
proposed
by
the.
best
man
MONCTON,
X.H.,
June
II.
-
..
trouble
.
V
is
mnwjr
ni
responded
lo
in
.the
usual,
When
fire
broke
out
on
tho
roof
for
tills
manner.
.
.
of
the
llaplisl
church
at
Lewis-
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Williams
left
onfville,
N.H.
on
a
Sunday
morning.
Ihe
morning
train
for
Jasper
Rev.
Father
h.
F.
l.eger.
who
tn.
w.
ii.
uiir-uu,
it
u.
I
!,!,
will
dlnn
nfr
mi
mi
I
it
W:i
tt
1
1
Ul
liimitlliin'r
witfviin
in
hw.
-oni...
wrllcs:-"Ki.r
years
I
wm
'
"w
'
V
A
f
T,
,
,"
Gentile
"
,
Ihe
,
Catholic
,
the
,
tr..ui.ieii
wiih
ermuli,
.and
had
that
iccri-
ill
which
place
the
church
in
town,
Me
iti-hiiir
and
imrninir
trnsatiuii,
and
honeymoon
will
De
spent,
after
Mnfonned
Dis
congregation
of
Ihe
!
rim
lit
find
mi
relief
for
It.
Finally.
I
vat
which
thev
will
return
In
I'riiiee
blaze
:iml
reutiesleil
tin.
men
!aiitiM-d
to
ne
n.H.n.
ilmllle
I
lemi
In
See
i
anil
I
rim,
now,
ndvle
anyone
tnmtilet)
u
I
wai
tu
use
llils
wonderful
remedy."
present
lo
go
lo
the
assistance
of
their
Haplisl
brelhren.
The
fire
was
extinguished
wilh
small
damage,
A
dvcrtUe
in
the
Daily
Newa.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
1817
Summary
of
Assets
and
Liabilities
30th
April,
1925
ASSETS
Cold,
Dominion.
Nolct,
nJ
Silver
coin
.'.
.
Depoiit
with
Central
Cold
ReterTe
.........
BaUncet
due
by
Banka
and
Binking
Core-
pondenta
eltewhere
th.n
in
Canada.
.
Call
and
"hort
loans
on
Bonds,
Debentures
and
Stocks
-
Dominion
and
Provincial
Government
Seruri-
tie.
Railway
and
other
Bonds,
Debentures
and
Stocks
'.
Canadian
Municipal
Securities
and
Briti-h,
Foreign
and
Colonial
Public
Securities
other
than
Canadian
Notes
and
cheques
of
other
Banks
........
United
States
and
other
foreign
currencies.
.
Loans
and
Discounts
and
other
Assets
....
Bank
Premises
Liabilities
to
customers
under
letters
of
credit
(as
per
contra)
F.r
IETCHIWN.
WRANCELL,
JUNEAU.
JKAGWAY
-
Fm
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA
l
SEATTLE
......
8.S.
PRINCES8
BEATRICE.
I
72,637,005.91
'
14,000,000.00
;
lp,871;852.48
:
48,572.679.24
99,911,141.03
4,315,132.43
45,756,338.81
27,992,463.14
616,945.86
269,365,317.40
12,400,000.00
11.755,920.96
$718,194,797.26
LIABILITIES
TO
PUBLIC
Not'i.in
circulation
$
39,239,611.50
Deposits
601,851,115.69
Letters
of
credit
outstanding
11,755,920.96
Other
liabilities
752,196.91
$656,593,845.06
Excess
of
insets
over
Liabilities
to
Public
$61,'95,952.20
SUPPORT
LOCAL
INDUSTRY
We
are
Agents
for
Hie
Prince
Ilupert
Spruce
Mills
and
can
(juule
you
attractive
prices
on
Hieir
products:
Cedar
Timbers
and
Shiplap.
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
Spruce
and
Hemlock
Finish.
Spruce
and
Hemlock
Flooring.
Spruce
Shiplap
$19.00
and
$21.00.
Spruce
Dimension
$18.00
to
$22.00.
Gel
our
prices
before
placing
jour
order.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Honrs
9
lo
G.
X-RAY
SERVICE
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evenings
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSH
BY,
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phones
687
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
COAST
STEAMSHIP
and
Train
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
and
Princo
George
will
sail
front
Prince
Ilupert
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
intermediate
points:
June
1U,
8
p.tn.
Juno
12,
15,
p.m.
For
Anyox-
Thursday,
June
II
at,",
p.m.
For
Stewart
-
Sunday;
June
11,
at
12
noon.
After
these
dales
ships
will
resume
regular
schedule)
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
eictpt
Sunday
11.30
ajn.
for
1'rlnr
lleor?i,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPLQ,
til
points
1;itii
Csnada.
I'ntKd
SUtov
AQENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlckst
Office,
528
Third
Am.,
Urines
Rupsrl.
Phons
260.
IcanaqianT
Vacific
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
Junt
IS,
19.
26,
29.
July
3.
(
June
13.
20.
24.
July
I,
4
For
BuUdiU,
8wtnson
Bay,
Eait
Bella
Balla,
Ocean
Falle,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
Rler,
and
Vancouver
eery
Saturday
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamahlp
Llnet.
Full
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD
Oeneral
Agent.
.
Ccrner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
.'