May
22,
1925.
'njS&jill
For
nH
HAM
WATSON'S
TONIC
ALE
AND
STOUT
1
io
make.
eus
In
i.i
must
wliok'-.
n:l
nourishing
(l.itly
tiiu'li
75c
OLD
FASHIONED
ENGLISH
TOFFEE
tltM('MI
TiiK'i
T'li
if;-
mailt'
v
(iniumg-.
I'-
ii.-
60c
!
;
economy's
sake
I
buy
a
supply
and
let
it
age"
.
says
Mrs.
Experience,
speaking
of
the
economical
use
of
soap.
"I
always
keep
a
good
supply
of
Sunlight
Soap
on
the
shelf
because
I
find
that
Sunlight
actually
improves
with
age.
It
becomes
harder
and
so
goes
much
further.
"With
this
addcJ
economy
of
lasting
longer,
I've
learned
that
Sunlight
is
by
far
the
most
economical
soap
I
can
buy.
Th.
reason
is
that
cvtry
particle
of
Sunlight
is
pure,
cleansing
srap
a
little
of
it
docs
a
lot
of
work.
Sunlight,
you
know,
is
guaranteed
to
contain
no
injurious
chemicals
or
harsh
filling
materials
to
make
the
bar
large
and
hard.
These
filling
materia!:,
of
course,
are
just
so
much
waste
as
far
as
cleaning
goes.
"T
any
woman
who
wants
to
get
real
cleaning
value
out
rtf
a
r
ir
for
her
money,
I
decidedly
say,
'Use
Sunlight,'
and
kr
t
"
supply
on
the
shelf."
Sunlight
r-
made
by
Lever
Brothers
Limited,
largest
soap-makers
in
the
world.
S-54
Sunlight
Soap
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Rexall
Store
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
St.
WATERGLASS
Oni-
tin
piT-iM-vp
ulmiit
2
dozen
'Kg.
Hoy
and
pn'MTVi'
them
wink
llu-y
tire
i-ln-up.
I'it
tin
.
.
25c
KODAKS,
FILMS,
--SUPPLIES--
llrvt'liiMiiK
and
Printing
fur
Anmli'iirs.
Film-
liiouglil
in
before
noon
will
be
fini-lird
tbe
same
(la.
ORMFS
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
Sunday
and
Holiday
Hours
From
Noon
to
2
P.M.
and
from
7
P.M.
to
0
P.M.
1
COAL
IS
MAKING
WARM
FRIENDS
Double
Screened
NANAIMO-WELLINGTON
COAL
at
SI
4.50
Per
Ton
is
not
mi
expense
but
an
investment
I'
is
positively
the
host
(loineslie
eonl
in
llrilisli
lotlav.
GIVES
MORE
HEAT
NO
SOOT,
NO
ASH
Don'l
Take
our
Word
for
it
Test
it.
We
ate
ugoiits
for
lite
lH.
Hpruee
Mills
I,
Id.
ltuililing
Materials
til
Mill
Prices
Phone
564
or
116
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
BEST
PROCURABLE
,
77
'
wm
ja-.
tax
BOTTLtO
A
6UARANTtf.O
JIY
S
PROouei
of
scotino
Oilfiu.lft-ll
.
.
.
liflOOie"
0
lvfH.lHUVtT
OU'0
Cotl0
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT."
Tho
Original
Label
-look
for
It
at
the
Vondors
and
Insist
on
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE."
'"lverliseiiieiil
is
not
pitMishcd
or
displayed
by
the
Liipior
Control
Hoard
or
bv
the
Government
of
-t
Urilisb
Columbia
ll
i
1
1
.wm
mm,
,
.
.
"
j
Local
and
Personal
O
i
,
H.C.
Undertakers.
Phono
41.
You'll
liko
our
joall
Couaum
lts
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
Jlysl
-Jazz
.cans
for
the.
2
of
.May.
New
shimiient
just
at
the
Universal.
'
i
tf
iUi
in,
Mis.
Potlerlon
was
a
iiassen-
Ker
leaving
fur
TJdinonton
ou
this
mortuiuH
train.
Sioies
will
ho
closed
all
day
Monday,
.May
25,
and
open
all
the
following
Thursday.
llelail
.Men-hauls'
Association.
(ieorgo
Kdgar
of
the
Dominion
(ioveriiinent
Telegraphs
stair
lef
on
llil
morning
train
for
Usk
where
he
will
spend
a
holiday.
On
Monday,
May
25,
(Empire
Day)
the
Post
Ollico
registration
and
treneral
delivery
wickui
will
he
oium
from
DJJU
to
10.30
a.m.
For
rent,
the
store
now
occupied
by
Klllas
Confec--tlonery.
Best
retail
location
In
town.
Ready
June
1.
H.
G.
Helgerson,
Ltd.
Miss
Mc-Hovijrn,
housekeeper
ai
uie
iiriesis
nome
here,
leil
on
ii.:.
.
.
mis
mornings
irain
10
siiend
a
vacation
in
the
Ottawa
district.'
Sim
willfb'e
awiiy
the
most
of
tin
summer.
II.
T.
Mcl.eod,
K.
C.
OSiblions.
J.
V.
Scott
and
C.
II.
Ormo
left
"ii
this
mornitis's
train
for
l.akelse
Lake
where
tliey
will
spend
I
he
weak-end
on
a
fish
in
''Xpedilioii.
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Victor
Lewis
wrrr
jiasHtuier
leaving
for
Hit
Last
on
this
morning:'
train
Mi'".
L'wis
is
jroing
on
a
trin
'to
he
Did
Country
and
Mr.
Lewis
will
accompany
her
to
Montreal.
I'.liarlcw
Hoeking,
general
manager
fur
the
(irnnliy
Go.,
and
Mr.
Pocking
were
passenger.-'
alioard
the
sloauier
I'riiiP
(ieorge
last
night
on
their
way
lo
Vancouver.
They
expect
to
lw
liack
north
in
a
jik
or
so.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Knoch
Totiiu
and
family
snilcd
last
night
on
the
Prince
Deorce
for
llio
south
un
route
lo
Lillienliurg,
Nova
Seolin.
from
wlienee
tlmy
came
here.
.Mr.
Toliin
has
Iicimi
cjiguficil
in
thi'
lialilml
fislicrji'h
al
this
port.
COAL,
$14.50.
"The
Eest."
Doubio-screencd
Ladysmlth-Wclllngton
lump.
Peerless
r.qg,
$11.00.
Pecrloss
stove,
12.50.
No
soot,
clinker,
I
It.
t'e
ash
and
no
slack.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
15.
If
L..VH.
steamer
Prince
John.
Capl.
I'..
Mahhs,
js
due
from
Van
couver
via
the
Oueeu
Uiarolle
Islands
early
tomorrow
inornini;.
I'lie
essel
has
been
delayed
in
reaeinnjf
Here
Mirougli
iiavtiig
a
cai
fio
of
I
sit)
tons
of
coal
lo
ills
charge
of
adcu
Harbor
wluiljnsr
tation.
C.ii.M.M.
freighter
Oanadian
Prospector,
(Japl.
A.
Thomas,
af
ler
eomjiletinv
annual
overhaul
at
the
local
dry
dock,
sailed
this
ninruiuir
al
3
o'clock
for
Van
ouver
where
she
will
load
canro.
I'lie
vessel
is
being
taken
down
the
coast
by
Cap!.
John
McKcr-
naity
company
pilot.
Celebration
on
Monday
by
Fair
Hoard
and
KIks.
Iload
races
on
Second
Avenue
at
10.
."Ill
a.m.
iniries
should
bo
in
Hie
Fair
Hoard
olllce,
Cfly
Hall,
by
noon
mi
Saturday.
Crowning
of
the
May
Oueen
and
Maypole
Dance
will
lake
place
in
the
Kxhibilinn
Hall
n
Die
evening,
followed
by
big
Jiluey
Dance.
tNJVOUNCEHIF.NTS
Mnoi
"ie
nie
June
28
J.r
Tliln
iuTcrfr
litfVallv
covrrnt
with
iltln
dlt-n
IS
year
of
nuHorinu
Ibtn
his
whol
laxly
clrarcil
ofT
In
45
day,
a
nrw
kln
growa
110
pain,
no
Itching,
no
irritatioa.
Thin
itory
mtrm
incrrdibie
ai
do
hundmts
of
oilier
(tun
relieved
by
the
powerful
liquid
fur
the
treatment
of
kln
disease
j.
Tit
first
SIM
bottU
rtlitvt
ton
or
your
mtHt)
buck.
Try
I).
D.
U,
map,
too,
OnMCS
LIIYIITED
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAOT5
THREB
KEEP
COOL!
Ice
Cream
A
Puroly
Home
Made
Product
We
have
reeently
installed
the
lalesi
type
of
lee
Cn-aiii
making
equipment
and
are
now
in
a
position
to
make
and
supply
ICK
f'llKAM
e(ual
to
anything
produced
in
Canada.
NO
SUBSTITUTES
ALL
PURE
FRESH
CREAM
Try
if
and
he
convinced
KILLAS&CHRISTOPHER
Wholesale
and
Itctuil
De
Luxe
and
Royal
Ice
Cream
Parlors
Phones
193
and
17
Mrs.
'..
sailed
last
Oeorjje
for
Uiashi
uud
night
on
(he
Vancouver.
diocesan
women
auxiliary,
sail
T
family
Prince.
W..C.
Arnelt
Wl
ou
last
nighl's
train
for
Terrace
where
lie
will
snend
,tlie
week-end.
James
Sturgeon
was
a
passenger
for
Vancouver
by
the
steamer
Prine
(ieorgo
last
night
on
a
business!
Irjp.
Capt.
H.
IL
HabiiiKlon
returned
lo
aiieouer
on
Hie
Prince
Oeorge
last
nlshl
after
havina
spent
noveraf
ilays
hero
and
al
Massetl.
Mrs.
Alex
Mackenzie
and
baby
sailed
last
nishl
on
the
Prince
'eprge
for
Vancouver
where
Mrs.
Mackenzie
will
visit
with
relatives.
Mrs.
II.
11.
Henhetl
of
Stewart
who
spent
the
winter
in
Victoria
is
making
a
short
visil
in
Van
couver
before
relurninsr
north
or
the
summer.
Mrs.
A.
K.
Campbell
or
Smilh-ers,
who
was
here
attendim;
Ihr
annual
meeting
of
the
Anglican
ed
last
night
on,
the
Printe
tienrge
for
Vauoouvor.
H.
II.
1
nele
of
Seattle,
who
has
hw;n
visiting
his
fnnuery
iuter-eiitB
at
KBtheikau..
(iirrived
from
he
north
yustei-day
uflcyi-nooi
nud
hoawleil
tlir
teoiiier
Prine?
Oeorge
lor
the
south
J.
W.
A
I
leu,
marino'
superin-enilenl
for
(he
Dominion
l'iih-eries.
reliirneil
to
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
fieorge
last
night
af
'r
iiaviug
siicin
.eerai
nays
in
I
lie
city
on
departmental
bus
iness.
Coal
S14.50.
Double-
screened
Nanalmo-Wclllng-ton
positively
the
best
domestic
coal
In
British
Columbia.
Albert
&
Mc-'
Caffery,
Ltd.
..Phono
564
and
116.
if
The
Oyro
Club
will
hold
its
first
annual
picnic
on
June
7,
at
Tujrwell
Island
hajv'The
committee
having
airanaeinenls
for
the
picnic
in
haniP
consists
of
Charlie
Mills,
Douglas;
Klork,
Hob
lloberlson,
Chario
Shirr
and
Leo
V'au2h.
.
!
ij,
C.P.Il.
steamer
Prim-ess
Mary.
Cnpt.
C.
Ci
Sainley,
is
due
in
port
this
evenings,
;soulhbouud
Anyox
who
is
going
jo
Toronto
on
a
holiday
I
rip
and
II.
Jackson
for
Vancouver.
Mrs.
J.
Smith
and
family
ami
Mrs.
M.
Huchanan
and
familv
of
Anyox
were
passengers
going
through
on
the
Prjlicc
(ieorgo
last
night
bound
.sputli.
Tljo
former
lire
going
lo
(llasgow,
ScoHand,
and
Hie
latter
lo
Hol-rasl,
Ireland.
They,
will
sail
from
Mou
I
real
on
Juno
,
aboard
I
he
steamer
Marloch.
After
having
spent
over
two
months'
here
supervising
the
completion
and
putting
.in
operation
of
the
m-w
cruiser
Lillian
D.
buill
nl
the
local
dry
duck
for
the
department,
James
II.
Hlake,
mechanical
superintendent
for
the
Foresl
Hranch,
plans
on
reluming
lo
Victoria
Sunday
night
on
the
Prince
'Rupert.
(ioing
along
a
suburban
road
a
man
saw
an
nciuaiulance
busy
in
a
fievld.
"Hello,"
ho
sung
oul
:
"surveyiiii'
a
Utile?.
-
i
I
"Noi"
'returned
the
other,;
"surveying
a
lot,"
1
CROP
CONDITIONS
FAVORABLE
SO
FAR
Northern
and
iContral
Outlook
Is
Vary
Good
Report
Alberta
Says
That
wheat
seeding
is
practically
completed
over
the
central
and
northern
section
of
the
province
at
the
end
of
the
present
week
is
the
information
conveyed
in
the
first
of
the
season's
series
of
monthly
croo
re
ports
compiled
on
the
information
secured
from
its
country
correspondents
says
the
Kdinon-
lon
Journal.
As
a
result
of
a
questionnaire
sent
out
to
point
;
throughout
this
area
information
as
to
the
progress
made
with
spring
work
in
approximately
IO0
districts
is
made
available.
Ground
In
Fine
Shape
These
reports
indicate,
with
out
exception,
thai
conditions
at'
thc'prcsent
time
are
more
favorable
than
they
have
been
at
tbii
season
for
a
number
of
ytfara.
and
as
far
as
they
can
be
predicted
at
this
lime,
prospects
arc
exceptionally
bright
for
the
IU25
crop.
Moisture
in
every
insta'nee
is
abundant
and'
the
rtecd
bed
is
in
snlem
lid
shane.
Karly
sown
wheat
in
a
nuinbei
of
districts
is
well
above
the
ground,
and
in
the
case
of
later
'ceding,
germination
is
well
un
der
way.
Spring
preparation
of
laud
has
been
delayed
lo
some
extent
in
a
number
of
localities
by
the
abundance
of
moisture,
but
Unwinds
of
the
last
week
have
ui
most
cases,
remedied
this
con
dition.
Another
factor
which
has
retarded
seeding
in
many
cases
is
the
fact
that
a
comparatively
small
percentage
of
land
for
tin-
1
1)25
crop
was
plowed
last
fall.
I'his,
unfortunately
has
resulted
in
a
larger
than
usual
acreage
icing
"stubbed
in,"
a
situation
which
will
cause
lit
lie
ilillicullv
if
the
present
ample
supply
of
moisture
in
Hie
ground
is
sup-
pleiueiiled
by
sutlicient
rainfall
in
June.
Acreage
Increased
Thai
there
will
be
a
considerably
increased
acreage
sown
in
this
part
of
the
province
this
spring
is
evident,
the
estimated
increase
running
from
five
per
cent,
in
some
districts
to
as
high
as
25
or
per
cent,
in
others.
tins
increase,
it
is
pointed
out
has
been
reduced
in
some
in
stances
by
the
lateness
of
tin1
spriiig.
'Another
fae'lor
which
considered
very
promising
is
1
1
large
acreage
summerrallowed
in
l.)2L
This
land
is'
in
the
best
possible
shape
al
the
present
lime
and
is
practically
all
liudi
wheat.
DOCKING
FiSH
BOATS
The
Canadian
halibui
schoon
ers
.Margaret
.o.
I,
leriiau
and
Wave
will
be
taken
on
the
local
dry
duck
tomorrow
tor
eleauiu
painting
and
minor
repairs.
TRAIN
IS
LATE
Delayed
by
floods
and
fires
ast
of
Prince
Oenrgc,
the
pas
senger
train,
due
from
Hie
Last
it
;i..'i0
this
aflernuou,
is
I
hours
and
50
miuules
late
so
will
arrive
at
.20.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
J.
O.
Stephens,
Sniithers:
W.
Vanderlip,
Terrace;
J.
II.
front
Alaska
poinls'loVVancouver.I,ai'k'i'
c"'riiry;
Mrs.
().
Council,
Passengers
booked
'lo
sail"
from!Kvvilli,!ia;
-'"Oies
II.
Hlake,
Vie-
here
for
the
south
"on
the
vessel
include
11.
A.
MacDougall
of
loria;
Miss
(!.'
Hanks,
Telkwu;
II.
A.
MacDougall,
Anyox;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'torn
Shacklclou,
Usk;
II.
Harrison,
Sitka.
Central
J.
A.
llyan,
V.
Duggan,
C.
liosman
and
L.
Carfi,
C.N.H.;
Mrs.
Holhwell,
Prince
(ieorge;
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Slierar,
Saskaloon:
W.
A.
Moyer,
Vancouver.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News,
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Friday,
May
22
High
0:511
a.m.
20.7
ft
l:i:H
p.m.
IH.5
"
Low
7::iK
a.m.
2.5
"
IICIKI
p.m.
CO
"
Saturday,
May
23
High
t
:;tl
a.m.
20.7
ft.
11:23
p.m.
18.1
"
Low
:I5
a.m.
2.5
"
20:10
p.m.
7.0
'
t.n
It
TU-(Mch
U
Rdm
CATARRH
of
the
BLADDER
St1.
Sacounl
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The
flavor
keeps
kiddies
coming
back
for
more!
The
flavor
wins
all.
Ea.ch
crackly-crisp
flake
is
toasted
goiden-bi-own
and
enriched
with
a
flavor
supreme.
Kellogg's
Corn
Flake
are
the
easiest
breakfast
dish
in
the
world
to
serve.
No
cooking.
Simply
add
milk
or
cream.
Also
fine
with
fresh
or
preserved
fruit.
For
sale
at
grocers
everywhere.
Served
in
leading
hotels
and
CORN
FLAKES
Orm-fm
ALWAYS
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take
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that
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proach
tb
marvelous
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found
only
in
Kelloff'
Corn
Flakti.
JAKES
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SALMON
TROLLERS
Hufore
outfitting
it
will
pay
you
lo
inspect
our
line
of
Trolling
Gear,
We
liuve
u
new
line-
of
Salmon
Hooks,
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Cuttyhunk
and
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kinds.
In
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slock
you
will
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Anchors,
Rope,
Chain,
Marine
Hardware
of
all
kinds,
Hull
and
Copper
Paints,
Galley
Stoves
uud
Utensils.
If
it's
for
the
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we
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it.
Hunts
are
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every
year
by
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have
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got
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Fire
Extinguisher
yet?
We
sell
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and
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tis.
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
(Near
Post
Office)
Telegraphic
Address:
"Bushmarine
Prince
Rupert."
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
G01
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
Night
Phones
687
538
Black
735
Gr.
601
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST
Holgcrson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Orfii-c
Hours
t)
lo
0.
X-RAY
SERVICE
Phone
G86.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evenings