The
Prince
Rupert
sarled
at
3
o'clock
(hi
afternoon
for
Anyox
and
is
due
back
from
there
at
six
I"
Hock
tomorrow
mirning.
The
iwssel
will
spend
the
day
on
dry
iilock
for
cleaning
and
(tainting
ami
is
to
si
for
Vancouver
at
lour
o'clock
tomorrow
afternoon.
The
Prince
(ieorge,
which
mailed
at
8
o'clock
last
night
for
.ne
south
after
returning
from
s'lewari
with
the
Syrian
Shrine
j
ariv.
will
lie
hack
from
the
south'
1
11
Sunday
morning
at
0
o'clock
and
will
sail
for
Stewart
that
day
at
12
uoon.
Returning
from
'Stewart
at
K
o'clock
Monday,
the
Prince
(ieorge
will
fro
on
dock,
sailing
at
I
in
(lie
afternoon
for
the
south.
Regular
business
will
he
handled
nn
all
Ihese
rearranged
Accompanying
Zuhrah
Shrine
party
this
morning
was
R.
F
McXaughton.
C.N.H.
district
passenger
agent,
who
went
F.ast
wiih
1
hem
as
far
as
Jasper
on
their
special
Irain.
The
Znhrah
Shrine
parly
did
tint
spend
Jong
in
the
city
this
morning.
The
steamer
arrived
with
them
al
8.15
and
at
10
o'clock
Hie
special
train
of
thirteen
cars
which
earried
them
east
pulled
out.
This
party
also
had
a
band
a
thirty
piece
In
the.
Letter
Box
LOYALTY
TO
CITY
Editor
Daily
News.
Lei
us
make
the
best
of
Hit
tourist
season
so
that
it
can
live
aain.
Tuesday
night
about
too
people
gathered
at
Hie
wharl
to
welcome
the
Shriuers
lo
our
TIMBER
SALE
X7050.
There
will
He
offered
for
sale,
al
Public
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
18th
day
of
June,
1025,
in
the
office
of
Forest
Supervisor
al
Smithers,
H.C.,
the
Licence
X70j0.
to
cut
180,000
lineal
feel
of
Cedar
Poles
and
Piling
on
Lot
i-.
at
Ik
I.
!238ti.
situaled
on
1
lie
souin
nanu
of
Skeena
River,
west
of
Skeena
Crossing
Cassiar
Land
District.
Two
2
years
will
be;
allowed
for
removal
of
Umber.
provided
any
one
unable
lo
attend
the
auction
in
person
may
submit
a
sealed
lender
to
no
oiienisl
al
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
of
tlio
iJII1a
'v-
t
ler.
Victoria.
IkC
or
District
Foresler.
Prince
Hu-nert.
H.fi.
WATER
NOTICE.
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AND
USE)
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lte
or
lli
rirst
piil.ll-atmii
1
May
lh.
1a.
or
lhl
laiion
"w'nmM
mouon.
AppllViint.
In
rrlnre
n
LAND
ACT
Uipert
l.ami
msiriri;
oisiriri
of
Prlnr
Hupprt.
TK'K
NOTICK
that
I.
Merlll
PM
llrlMT.
nf
VauroiinT.
B.C.
orrupallcm
Million
hroker.
Inirnd
to
aprlyjror
prrmlasloii
to
nnrrhasft
the
rnllowlnr
rtearril.n.1
ld:--P
Commrnolni
at
a
post
pUntjd
V,
in
le
nnlh
or
tnl'
aoilllirjiPi
i-unirr
m
1.
-
rr.'ilr
llnnirp
1.
Cnnt
t)lstrl
thrnrr
iiorlh
n
rhaliw:
Ihenre
weit
i
.iiainn:
theme
south
to
rhora
lln
In
an
vi.terlv
itirrrllon
to
p"'nt
or
coin.
ii"emwnint;
containing
40
arret,
more
or
MF.nil.U
PES
imiSAY.
Frtwin
Elroy
Oattd
April
3rd.
test.
Appllrant
liarnum,
Agent.
one
is
so
cold
to
forget
a
warm
EXCELLENT
CONCERT
GIVEN
BY
SHRINERS
look
In
Ihe
police.
It
was
ar-
u..Mr.A.I
I
t
,
I
nn
nnniSnlmnnl
I
USEFUL
AND
FINE
ARTSjrVT
LIBRARY
New
Books
Recently
Added
to
Shelves
at
Local
Institution
Hooks
oil
useful
and
fine
arts)
recently
added
lo
the
library
include;
"Types
nnd
Hreeds
of
Farm
Animals."
by.O.
S.
Plumb.
"Patient
Making,"
by
A.
Hrintia.
"The
Happy
Haby,"
.by
L
Hull.
"Household
Texliles,"
by
C.
M.
Oibbs.
"Common
sense
of
Miisic,"
by
Siginund
spnelh.
"Tracks
ami
Tracking.-'
by
Joseph
Drunner.
rpt,
sday.
June
11,
1925.
Y1TK
DATLT
WKWrl
pack
inva
I
DADV5
I
WEIFARE
I
Thii
Baby
Welfare
Book
and
Ihii
Baby
Record
will
be.
tent
toa
tree
on
requeit.
write
I
he
E
ltnAn
da.
Limited.
VAHrnnutD
Eagle
Brand
it
the
natural
food
(or
babies
when
mother's
millc
(ails.
Economy
Plus
Tin
f'y
anl
resourceful
h
sfwivos
uf
Hritish
'.!-a
sen
in
Carnal
inn
M
-vt
"!ily
economy,
but
a
:n.
nourishing,
ever-v
Aitpply
of
wholesome
r
;..
ur
grocer
has
Cnrna-so
you
need
never
run
:
ir'
Made
In
Canada
Carnation
Milk
John
L.
Christie
Pales
Agent
Prince
Rupert
SPUN
PONGEE
A
splendid
uah(y
33
h
pongee
for
Ladle.'
Li
oiners
or
Children's
W
nr.
Ileg.
85c.
West
of
England
Special
65c
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
Third
Ave.
"Demers"
Have
the,
Newest
niul
Daintiest
uf
.
Summer
Lingerie
Come
and
Seo
Thorn
Houso
of
Quality
Phono
27
P.O
.Box
327
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
61.
Cartage,
Warehousing
,
and
OlstrlhutliiK.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
fioal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Movlnrj.
LAST
SHRINE
!
PARTY
HERE
Members
of
Zuhrah
Templo
Arrived
by
Steamer
From
South
This
Morning
Took
Special
Train
East
The
arrival
of
Hie
C.N.H.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Cn.l.
J).
Domilil,
frinu
Vancouver
this
luurning
with
;ihj
miMnliers
or
.iihrah
Shrine,
Minneapolis,
marked
t
lu
second
special
sailing
of
the
coast
steamers
to
handle
these
patties
of
Shriuers
leturning
to
their
homes
in
the
Knst
iy
way
of
the
"Inland
Passage"
and
Prince
Hupert.
The
steamers
will
be
hark
on
,
their
regular
bi-weekly
schedule
igain
next
week
It
1
1
1
only
for
a
short
lime
because
the
Alaska
service
NABOB
W
VACUUM
PACKED
rnireireifiii
FRESH
from
the
roaster
no
matter
tuhere
tjou
binj
it.
city.
How
nice
il
would
hav-a
been
jf
arrangements
had
been
made
for
some
0
our
ci'y
fathers
with
a
few
members
ofj
the
Hoard
or
Trade
and
Retail!
Merchants
Association
.
to
have,!
mel
the
hoal
ami
given
the
visit
ors
a
good
-
civic
-
welcome.
A
and
lri-veekly
service
here
is
tojdepulation
carries
weight
and
no
commence
011
June
22.
n
FIRST
ROUND
TENNIS
GAMES
Those
Who
Did
Not
Have
to
Play
In
Preliminaries
Have
1
Games
Set
"
hearted
people
and
city.
II
will
live
again.
'
'n
arranging
the
tennis
sched-
A
few
permanent
slreamers
offup
the
committee,,
headed
liy
welcome
to
tourists
across
Third
Avenue
and
a
large
"Welcome"
sign
near
each
wharf
would
make
the
visitors
feel
they
are
tlm
juesls
of
Prince
Rupert.
Let
us
be
full
of
Rupert,
be
lieve
in
our
city,
forget
the
hard
limes.
The
tourist
are
here
lo
forget
business
troubles,
not
lo
hear
hard
luck
stories.
At
a
luncheon
in
one
of
our
neighboring
cilies
not
long
ago.
a
businessman
was
lemiig
01
his
trio
lo
Hupert
and
of
the:
hard
times
pleaded
by'all.
What
a
poot
advertisement
for
our
city!
Things
have
been
a
little
quiet,
but
Prince
Rupert
is
slill
on
lop.
with
a
future
for
a
small
city
second
to
none.
Let
us
welcome
the
tourists,
believe
in
our
city
and
boost
il.
R.
I).
A.
II.
Carntichael,
"planned
for
a
number
of
thet.
players
to
escape
the
preliminaries
and
play
in
the
lirsi
round
only.
These
are
as
follows:
Mixed
Doubles
Winners
of
Klrst
Prelim,
vs.
winners
of
second.
Winners
of
Third
Prelim,
vs.
Miss
Moreriey
ind
Mr.
burgess.
Miss
Long
and
"Mr.
Palmer
vs.
Mrs.
llennlitg
and
Mr.
llen-niny.
Miss
Marsh
and
Mr.
Cruickshank
vs.
Miss
Curtain
and
Mr.
MareuteMe.
Men's
Doubles
Winners
of
FlttM,
1'relim.
vs.
winners
of
second.
Winner
of
Thltil
Prelim,
vs.
MarklKim
and
Walton.
Wyles
and
Carmlrhael
vs.
Campbell
and
Marintclte.
Zcllerman
and
Hlack
vs.
Lambie
and
ltairosr.
Ladies'
Doubles
!
Winners
of
Pwfiirt.
vs.
Mrs.
Tail
,
and
Mrs.
Henning.
I
Miss
Marsh
aWll
Miss
Irwin
vs.
Crowds
Gathered
at
Dock
Last!
Miss
Long
and
Miss
Hitch-
Night
to
Listen
to
Music
-
ings.
'-
I
Men's
Singles
All
road
led
to
Ihp
Canadian)
Winner
of
Zellerman-McMoidie
National
sleamshi
dock
yester-)
vs.
Wyles.
day
evening
and
a
large
crowd
ofjMeMaster
vs.
Fulfoti.
people
was
on
hand
lo
meet
Ibej
Markhtim
v.
Wallon.
steamer
Prince
(ieonge,
which
;
Joslin
vs.
Palmer,
arrived
shortly
afler
7
o'clock
;
Winner
of
Cniickshank-Hlack
from
Stewart
with
the
225
shrin-j
vs.
MacKcttzie.
ers
of
Syrian
Temple,
Cincinnati,
j
Hurgess
vs.
Palnfore.
aboard.
(Carnxichael
vs.
Hrady.
"
Immediately
upon
arrival
of
Marenlette
vs.
Campbell.
the
hoal
the
50
piece
band,
under.
Ladles'
Singles
IlanilMfistcr
Henry
Filmore,
look
Miss
ReiP
v.
Mis
Ii-win.
up
itx
stnnd
opposite
Hie
freight
Mrs.
Henning
vs.
MiJfs
DiiVernet.
office
and
much
lo
the
delight
of
Mrs.
McMordie
vs.
Miss
F.llell.
hundreds
of
spectators
who
wero
Winners
of
preliminaries.
enlerlained
in
royal
manner
witlr
milllniw
mar..mc
nvArfllr
nnil
l
-
".i
iiiimi
i
i.
iR
piccolo
solos
interspersed
with-
vnnit
Cilfit"
vocal
selections.
The
people
of
Prince
Rupert
will
long
remem
ber
the
visit
of
Ciwinnalti
Shriners
who
were
so
-indulgent
wilh
their
excellenl
entertain
ment.
.
WALKED
INTO
TRAP
EDMONTON
POLICE
"Black
Hand"
Letter
Leads
Arrest
of
Man
Who
Was
After
Money
Ihe
evidence
was
found
on
Ktilo
Knni
received
a
to
F.DMONTON.
June
'M.-Angus
Laing
walked
inln
a
trap
set
for
him
iby
local
police
and
was
arrested
after
a
thrilling
chase
and
?
.i,
ii"'
-
n
Tennis
is
becoming
one
of
Ihe
most
popular
siiorts
in
lli
city.
Tliere
are
too
many
players
al
the
Prince
Ruperl
club
courts
but
Ihe
pressure
will
he.
relieved
when
the
Railway
employees
onen,
their
(wo
courts-
near
the
station.
""'
.
.,1
...III
I.,."'
letter,
,,ow
ca
go)
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.1
1
ainn
.i,ii.
i.n
ni
nnM
Jirawu
oui
uiimu.,.
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J
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1
I
I
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null
II
lit.
'H
The
tennis
Uiuriiamenl,
which
commenced
-
Ihii
week
al
Ihe
Acropolis
icmirts,
isjj.
engaging
Ihe
attention
of
the
,rne'mbers
and
otJiersHvho
are
interested
iir.the.
game.
There
ate
a
great
many
entries
and
members
are
bein?
urged
lo
get
Iheir
sanies
played
so
that
should
there
be
a
we!
Prince
Rupert
people
are
re-
lilll-I'M
IIIUI
.III
llMMMIIIH
II
a
..it,
a
should
be
made
with
the
wriler
minuea
na.
uu-
u.e
.......
.
and
Ihe
police
should
lie
in
wait.
!"
ball
league
game
being
played,
every
evening
see-and
This
was
done,
the
man
appeared
was
caught
after
a
chase
-
-
--
In
which
he
very
nearly
got
away.
The
letter
making
the
appointment
was
found
on
him
and
he
was
charged
with
extortion
and
pleaded
guilly.
WRIST
-s
i
t
RADIOLITE
mW
i
mssm
A
lerviceabJe
wri.t
watch,
that
Hindi
the
bumpi
of
outdoor
use)
better
than
higher
priced,
delicate:
'
watchet.
Telli
time
in
the.darl,
$5,50
Can
You
Afford
to
Speculate?
EVERY
time
you
buy
something
you
are
either
speculating
or
making
a
definite
investment.
Few
people
can
afford
to
speculate.
Yet
many
do
it
continually,
in
making
their
everyday
purchases.
And
it
is
so
unnecessary.
The
advertisements
make
it
easy
for
any
one
to
avoid
taking
a
chance.
The
merchant
or
manufacturer
who
advertises,
realizes
that
the
good-will
of
his
customers
means
money
in
the
bank
to
him.
He
knows
that
the
public
confidence
in
his
product
and
public
respect
for
his
own
character
are
as
,
valuable
as
his
credit
at
the
bank.
So
ho.
maizes
the
individual
satisfaction
of
his
patrons,
their
loyalty
and
their
friendship
paramount
issues
in
his
business.
When
you
buy
an
advertised
product,
you
can
know
in
advance
what
to
expect
in
return
for
your
money.
You
can
count
on
its
being
right.
You
are
making
an
investment.
But
when
you
buy
nameless,
unbranded
merchandise,
you
are
taking
a
chance.
You
are
speculating.
Know
what
you
buy.
The
advertisements
will
tell
you.
m?
some
kind
of
a
game
at
Acropolis
Hill
grounds.
Those
who
like
sport
can
get
some
interesting
times
watching
Ihe
players
and
cheering
the
winners.
It's
ditllcull
lo
keep
up
a
supply
of
trout
in
streams
or
lakes
visited
by
a
great
many
sport-men.
Just
now
there
should
1p
good
fishing
at
Rainbow
stream
and
lake,
twenty-one
miles
from
here
up
the
Skeena
River.
Khtada
Lake
and
the
Install
river
should
give
good
sporl1
and
Hill's
Lake
on
Warke
Cannt
ought
to
be
all
right
for
a
few'
gtMid.;.ijuesmX't.ijpe.
Dolly
Yar-dens
can
always
be
caught
on
Ihe
skeena
River
from
either
ol
Ihe
canneries
at
certain
stages
of
the
tide.
Those
who
know
Vardeus
al
McNichbll
Creek,
il
is
said.
Shawallans
and
Woodwortii
Lake
are
not
by
any
means
fish
ed
out.
This
is
Ihe
time
of
year
to
gel
tin
I
Ihe
rods.
The
following
team
has
been
selected
by
Ihe
Cullies
lo
meet
Ihe
Sons
of
F.npland
in
tomorrow
night's
Heninr
League
foot
ball
I
game:
w.
tinmuinn;
li.
namu
ton
and
M.
Andrews;
J.
Harris,
S.
Otirrle
and
R.
Woods;
A.
Mil
chell
J.
Hamilton,
R.
MeDniiigall,
W.
Mitchell
and
J.
Andrews.
The
sons
of
Kngland
team
consists
of
Hatlle.
Howe.
Kelsey
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bar,
Dickens,
Jiihnslon,
Hanson,
(i.
Howe
and
Cameron.
.
.
WIRELESS
REPORT',
S
a.m.
HULL
HARHOR.
Raining
calm;
bar.
20.87;
lemp.
51
sen
smooth;
8.20
p.m.
spoke
lug
Lome
olT
Ivory
Island
south
bound;
6
p.m.
spoke
Northwest
em
olT
Point
Allhorp
hound
for
Cordova
32
miles
frqm
Point
Allhorp:
8
p.m.
spoke
OrilTco
towing
Riversdale
bound
Anyox
for
Tacoina
182
miles
from
Tacoina;
6.40
a.m.
spoke
Venture
left
Namu
northbound.
DKAD
THRU
POINT.
Raining;
southeast
gale;
bar.
20.82;
temp.
17;
sea
rough.
DIiiHY
ISLAND.
Raining
;
light
southeast
wind;
bar.
20.82;
lemp.
18;
sea
smooth.
Noon
HULL
HARHOR.
Raining:
fresh
southeast
wind;
bar.
20.77,
temp.
57;
sea
moderate;
OJ0
a.m.
snoke
Paciifc
Monarch
off
Ivory
Island
southbound.
DKAD
THKF.
POINT.
Raining;
strong
soulbeasf
wind;
bar,
20.82;
lemp.
53;
sea
rougli.
DH.HY
ISLAND.
Raining;
freslt
Aoul
beast
wind;
bar.
20.H2;
lemp.
55;
sea
moderate.
,
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
prince
Rupert
J.
K.
Cordon,
Terrace;
Mrs.
riionias
Young
and
Janet
Young.
I'errace;
F.
V.
Foster,
Victoria;
F..
C.
Hurl
on
and
R.
C
Oreen,
Toronto;
Sam
Milne,
amlcr-
hoof:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Smith
1
II
IValtm..
Va
inun
ton:
M.
A
Hurhank
and
A.
Fisk,
Prnu
(Ieorge;
D.
McLeod,
Vancouver:
R.
Connelly,
Ilole-in-l
he-Wall;
(I.
A.
Raymond.
Simmers.
Central
T.
Chase,
C.N.H.
;
Mrs.
F.dna
South,
Vancouver.
MR.
TUTTLE
CAN
SLEEP
AFTER
GAS
IS
GONE
"After
Inking
Aillerlkn.
Ihe
heavy
feeling
(gasi
in
my
abdo
men
is
enl
rely
gone
and
I
get
a
pood
night's
rest
now."
(sign
ed
J.
C.
Tntlle.
Adleriku
re
moves
gas
in
TUN
minutes
and
brings
out
if
surprising
amount
of
old
waste
niatter
you
never
HioumIiI
was
in
your
system
This
excellent
intestinal
evacu.
nnt
Is
wonderful
for
constipation
or
stomncji
trouble,
slops
thai
full,
bloated
feeling.
Orines
Limited,
Druggists.
One
cannot
born
the
candle
at
both
ends
You
wouldn't
light
a
candle
al
both
ends
and
expect
it
to
last
very
long.
And
you
can't
attend
your
many
duties
as
wife
and
mother,
then
pile
on
washday
labor,
and
expect
to
keep
y6urself
fresh'
and
vigorous.
Why
nol
let
us
take
care
of
waslulay
toil
.and
trouble.?
One
of
our
many
strviceHwill
fit
exactly
both
your
needs
and
your
purse.
And
.you
can.
"keep
the
home
fires
burning"
without
burning
the
candle
at
both
ends.
Canadian
steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
al
ummm
small
or
Now
obtainable
In
Prince
Rupert.
Suprema
Canada's
Favorite
Furnilure
Polish.
At
all
good
stores
in
large
bottles.
Also
"SUPREMA"
nnd
the
famous
Bleach."
Mop
Oil
"Eureka
Look
for
Ihe
Rooster
Label.
CHARLES
T.
CABRERA,
Mine
Engineering
and
Con
trading
617
Second
Avenue
Toronto
407
Commonwealth
Dulldlng