I
I
April
9.3.
1923.
Clothes
last
longer
wfwi
washed
properly
-
says
Mrs.
Experience,
who
tells
how
to
wash
them.
,&7-
Mil
"Some
women
actually
rub
holes
in
clothes
trying
to
get
them
clean
with
harsh,
ordinary
laundry
boaps,'
which
arc
only
half
soap
anyway.
No
wonder
they
say,
'Washing
is
so
wearing
on
clothes'.
"TV
easiest
way
I've
found
to
wash
clothes
easiest
on
'th;
anJ
easiest
on.
myself
is
by
using
Sunlight
Soap.
No
j,
,r
0r
hard
rubbing
is
needed
the
pure
Sunlight
suds
r
-tntr
through
and
through
each
fabric,
loosening
dirt
and
d:
'
ir.
trcasc
sp's-
Then
in
rinsing,
all
dirt
and
soapy
iratt
r
iu.-t
runs
away.
"And
as
every
bit
of
Sunlight
is
pure,
cleansing
soap,
it
lat!
""
ncrously,
docs
not
fade
anything
w.iehahlc
and
is
far
r
:
mn.a!
Sunlight
keeps
your
hands
nice
and
soft.
L
t
T
ir
into
make
it."
ill
If
miox
tin
ITEWART
nmnirta,
hi
(hiiuis
Mlrn
caumii,
i
iii
mi
main,
anrmrv
all
nrriN
itiimihip
lines.
Ci
Tlcttt
Offlca,
62S
Third
Aa,
Print
Rupart.
Another
Portland
Caoa
Rupert
Marine
S-6
toolight
Soap
Coast
Steamship
and
Train
Service
Effective
April
22nd
S
I.
rmct
RUPEIIT
or
PRINCE
OCORQE
-all
I
mm
f
i
lai"
1
1
rr
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
SEATTLE
ami
iiiUtiik
ill.ilc
hiIiiI
ill
.
FRIDXT
and
MONDAY
800
A.M.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
Wadnidr
10
P.M.
.
.
Salurdif
10
P.M.
IIOHDAYc
WEDNESDAY,
SATURDAY,
t.Ud
p
111.
fi
r
ITIlM
!
Oturxe.
EDMONTON.
Phona
260.
Opportumtij
The
Tiist
Treasury
Issue
of.
Ihe
Poller
Idaho
Minius
(J.
1.L1.
is
now
ofTiTfit
Hie
mililie
;il
2'w
ncr
-li.irc.
This
Klheoniy
oilier
shipping
mine
besides
Ihe
Premier
in
the
IWIIjmd
Canal
llitrict.
Ore
shipped
lasl
year
rilore
than
paid-jlox
Qloitiioti
t
work,
l'or
full
information
apply
H.
W.
M.
FOLSTON
&
CO.
Stewart.
Stockbrokers.
Victoria.
Telegraphic
Address:
"Bushmarlno
Pince
Rupert."
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Products
Ltd.
ilHl'
"TKt
A
Nit
TO.
NIGHT"
Night
Phones
.
G87
530
Black
735
Gr.
601
ifesi
Proorahle
(Tilt
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Scolcla
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i
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if...
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FINrST
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MALT
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nd
iv.f.nlr.d
Willi.
m
f'"ll
Soni
limilM.
CirnliJd.ck
and
U.lvti.iJ.actU.v.1
Ditnllwt.
Dull,
'own
CUiiow,
SuhI.mI.
iiuhlished
or
displayed
by
Board
or
by
the
Government
or
British
Columbia.
A
4
Mi
the
Local
and
Personal
II.U.
Undertakers.
Phone
"Nllprcilia''
nilurc.
Tor
Spring
"Suptcma."
for
llic
best
41.
fur-
cleaning,
use
You'll
Ilku
our
joall
Coal
Co.
l'liono
7.
If
Tor
Tacksee
fone
seven-ale."
Hub'
Arthur.
What
you
fop
another
May
Day.
li
dors
not
leave-
fingermarks.
Suprema."
.Made
in
ll.C.
have
Gyro
been
waiting
Hoedown
on
tf
John
Thompson
was
fined
-'5
in
Hie
oily-
pollcij'
court
this
morning
for
i.iloxieation.
Two
new
ear
al
your
service
lay
and
night.
Moderale
charge
l'liono
lied
101.
.0.
V.
Symis.
If
l.adysmilli
-
Wellington,
"the
hotjl,"
also
"l'cerlcss,"
"smoke
less."
I'rinco
Huncrt
Coal
Co.
tf
Casey
Transfer
has
removed
lo
the
Joe
IJrown
Taxi
stand.
I'hone
303
for
prompt
and
em
inent
service.
tf
Special
for
Friday
and
Salur-
day,
Children's
eolloii
hose,
black
and
white,
sizojS
to
'J
'A.
3
pairs,
83c,
al
the
Universal.
.Mrs.
H.
A.
Iteavan
of
Anyox.
will
sail
tomorrow
morning
on
he
I'rinee
(ieorge
for
Vancou
ver.
Mio
has
been
in
town
since
I'ues.Ja;:
Mrsiji
Morrow
of
Anyox,
who
has
Jmm'M
on
a
holiday
trip
sihiIIi,
vas
a
passenger
reluming
norlh
on
the
Prince
(ieorge
yeslerday.
Charles
Kdwards,
charged
under
the
Vagrancy
Act
with
beg
ging,
appeared
before
Magistrate
McClyiiiimi
in
the
city
pidice
court
this
morning.
,SotUonce
was
siisjiendwl
for.-oaivek
.J.
I.,
lllain,
'
contractor,
"ha.
taken
over
li.
II.
Shcokley's
stock
if
douidi
dressed
lumber,
sash
and
doors.
Also
Ihe
ajrenoy
for
I.
t'yfe
Smith
I.
Id.
hardwoods,
l
or
liandsawtu
and
plauin?.
joldiiiiK
and
repairing,
phoru
lllue
2(18.
15
Hev.
'.
I).
Proctor
of
lluzellnn
Jefl
for
Anyox
on
I
lie
Prince
(ieorge
last
night.
Karly
next
week,
accompanied
by
.Archdeacon
(i.
A.
Ilix
of
this
city,
he
will
proceed
to
Vancouver
Ho
alien
a
meeting
of
Ihe
Anglican
Theological
College.
Percy
Harvey,
violinist,
and
Will
Kdiniiiids,
'cellist,
j
bolh
former
musicians
o
f
Mifsv
Oily,
were
members
or
a
trio
which
olayed
in
Vancouver
last
Sunday
night
in
the
Orpheum
Theatre
at
a
concert
of
the
Musicians'
Penevolent
Sociely.
The
IhirdJ
nieniher
of
the
trio
was
Sydney
Kelland,
pianist,
In
Ihe
last
Sunday
Province
was
puhlished
an
article
telling
of
some
sixty
wrecks
I
loll
have
occurred
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
One
of
Ihn
wrecks
described
was
thai
Ihe
Valencia
in
I'Jild
when
1-5
or
so
lives
were
lost
after
the
vessel
had
piled
up
near
Pni'liena.
One
of
those
who
saw
lliis
wreck
a
few
hours
after
il
occurred
was
l.i'o
Waugh,
local
manager
of
the
Canadian
.National
Telegraphs,
who
al
I
luil
lime
was
junior
npcrnior
al
iiauirieiii,
mc
terminus
of
Hie
Australian
calile.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
21.
Tenuis
Club
Hall,
Friday,
April
Itidley
May
7.
USE
-
Homo
Sale,
Thursday.
.r
21
ShocPolish
Tor
your
shoes
It
saves
the
leather
and
-
Improves
your
personal
appearance
the
daiu
rrcwa
PAQK
Tunas
Pure
Milk
in
a
modern
package.
That
is
all
there
is
to
Carnation
-
Milk
just
pure
milt
with
part
of
the
natural
water
content
taken
out
by
evaporation.
All
the
food
value
of
full-cream
milk
is
left
in.
No
artificial
sweetening
or
other
preservative
is
added.
Sold
by
srocets
throughout
British
Columbia.
Write
for
fr
rccipt
book.
Carnation
Milk
Producta
Co,
Ltd.
Itciyal
Purple
Itn.Jgc.
Whist
and
Dance,
Flks
Home.
Friday,
May
K,
al
8.30
iv.
in.
Admission
"ide.
Kveryliody
welcome.
08
Miss
Inn
Woo;
.
ihti
in-
eial
eolleclo'rs
oliiee
is
feaviug
shortly
lo
spend
several
months
visilim
land.
her
old'
home
In
Scol-
The
new
GV.It.
coast
steaim
Prince
(Jliarlcs,
(Japl.
li.
Mahlis,
is
expected
to
arrive
in
port
early
tomorrow
morning
from
Vancouver
via
(tie
Uiieen
Char
lotte
Islands.
J.
K.
Merryfielil,
Conservative
organizer
for
Ihe
province,
afler
spending
a
couple
of
days
in
ilu
city,
left
last
night
for
Anyox
He
will
proceed
south
on
his
re-
I
u
mi
lo
Vancouver
tomorrow.
Frank
Saunders,
who
has
lieen
spending
Ihe
past
fortnight
visiting
Willi
his
parents,
Uapt
and
Mrs.
F.
T.
Saunders,
at
Dig
by
Island,
is
reluming
to
Van
(Oliver
on
the
Prince
George
to
morrow
morning.
.
Fred!
"Cyclone")
Taylor,
form
erly
a
well
known
.Pacific
Coast
hockey
player,
arrivud.
in
Ihe
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
George
yeslerday
afternoon
and
proceeded
to
Vanderhoof
by
train.
He
is
now
in
the
customs
service.
Stanley
N.
Wilson,
who
was
formerly
on
the
staff
of
the
Itoynl
Hank
here,
has
been
locat
ed
for
the
past
year
in
San
Fran
cisco
with
a
large
mercantile
concern.
Mrs.
Wilson,
formerly
Miss
Marie
Michaeloir
of
Ibis
city,
is
also'
in
'Frisco.
Clm's.
li
Huberts,
the
noted
Canadian
poet
ami
novelist,
will
lecture
on
"Canadlan(sm
in
Literature
ami
Poetry,"
in
Booth
School
uililnriuiiinn
Wcdnesr
day.
April
20.
tit
H
'p.m.
Tickets
may
be
bad
of
all
High
School
Indents
and
al
Ornics
Ltd.
'
'
.
.Mrs.
H.
V.
Marenletle
ami
family
lire
sniling,pu
the
Prince
(ieorge
tomorrow
'.jiinruiug
for
Vancouver
where
Ibey
will'
spend
several
months
visiting
with
Mrs.
Jlai-enlelle's
ytareiits,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
Slieasgreeu.
Theii
residence
on
Kiflh
veifue
is
lo
bujakeu
by
Mr.
and
.Mis.
W.
.1.
.Iclferson.
'
v
.
Mllchell
Albert,
arier
having
speiij
a
couple
ofjilays.
in
Ihe
city
on
private
busHjess
will
return
lo
Vancouver
off
the
Prince
George
tomorrow
jnoi'iiing.
Mr.
Albert
finds
buslliess
a.
little
ipiiet
here
just
now
but,
when
the
gi;ain
elevator
gels
in
operation
and
ships
start
coming
here,
there
will
be
n
great
difference
lie
thinks.
In
the
lasl
Sunday
Province
appear.
a
picluro
of
a
group
which
attended
Hie-
first
Presbyterian
Church
picnic
in
Vancouver.
In
Ihe
group
are
Bruce
("Pinkie")
McKelvte,
formerly
edilor
of
Ihe
Daily
News
here
and
now
of
the
staff
of
the
Van
couver
Province,
wllo
al
thai
lime-was
little
more
than
an
infant;
Mrs.
11.
0.
Jennings,
formerly
of
this
city;
Dr.
Wilson
Herald
of
Kelowna,
'
who
visits
here
periodically,
anil
Andy
Tyson,
also
well
known
here.
HELIGOLAND
SHORES
RAPIDLY
CAVING
IN
Bathing
Beaches
are
Washed
Away
and
Public
Roads
Have
to
be
Closed
HAMIILIMi,
April
23!
The
shores
of
(ho
bland
of
Heligoland
are
caving
in
with
stnrllin;:
rapidity.
For
yearn
the
sea
has
been
steadily
encroaching
on
tlii-i
liillc
island,
anl
nil
that
was
left
of
the
bathing
beach
has
heen
almost
eomplelely
claimed
liy
I
he
sea
as
its
own.
Iteccntly
a
huge
slice
of
approximately
3,000
cubic
yards,
plunged
into
the
.sea
with
a
terrific
roar,
The
villa
of
a
prominent
JJer
lin
hanker,
just
completed,
is
now
seriously
imperilled,
while
in
adjoining
building
is
being
lorn
down.
A
solitary
garden
million
hangs
on
the
verge
of
the
precipice
as
though
at
any
moment
it
might
drop
inlo
I
lie
eplhs
helow.
As
Hie
erosions
or
Ihe
waves
have
of
laic
produced
'a
number
of
deep
crevices
in
the
rocks.
It
has
been
found
necessary
to
lose
Hie
public
road
over
tlx
HiTs.
OLD
TIME
DANCES
RETURN
IN
BRITAIN
Society
Adopts
Lancers
and
Once
Polka,
Mazurka,
Barn
Dances
More
LONDON,
April
2a.
-Dances
of
years
ago
have
come
hack
as
one
of
Hie
season
s
novelties
in
ocicly.
On
these
occasions
the
dancers
wit
costumes
of
the
period.
'I
ii.
polka,
the
mazurka,
lancers
and
tin!
harn
dance
have
all
bee
n
reintroduced
with
favor
mil
ewn
thai
known
as
the
Washington
Post,
darned
M
Hie
march
of
that
name
which
is
often
heard
on
the
London
radio
these
days
as
played
by
F.ng-
laud's
best
known
jazz
orchestra.
One
of
the
first
"quarter
cenlury-ago"
dances
was
.ar
auged
by
Miss
Itelle
Harding,
a
social
favorite,
who
was
attired
in
a
black
dress
worn
originally
by
her
mother
and
which
reveal
eji
a
pink
penicoal,
considered
a
true
symbol
of
Victorian
days.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DIGI1V
ISLAND.
ttaiuiiig,
calm;
barometer,
2K.7G;
temper
ature,
10;.
sea
smooth;
H
p.m
spoke
tug
Cape
Scott
with
low,
abeam
Hodgson
Itcef,
bound
for
Prince
Ituperl.
DCA'D
TJtF.F.
POINT.
Snow,
light
northwest
wind;
barometer,
2H.7H;
temperature,
.');
sea
smooth.
HULL
HAItltolt
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
2U.X0;
temperature,!
17;
sea.
smooth:
H
p.m.
snoke
learner
Admiral
Watson,
Seattle
for
Ketchikan,
257
miles
from
Ketchikan;
8
p.m.
spoke
.-learner
nyox
lowing
lliversdale,
Inioij
Hay
for
Anyox,
2N5
miles
from
Anyox;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Libby
Maine,
300
miles
from
Auacortes,
southbound;
8
p.m.'
spoke
steamer
Prince
Charles,
In
Hecale
Straits,
bound
for
Mas-sell;
8
p.m.
spoke
motorship
Oregon,
Quadra
tor
Seattle,
103
miles
from
Seattle.
Noon
DIGIlY
ISLAND.
Ovcrrus,
light
soulhwesl
wind;
baroineler,
20.80,
cmperatore,
15;
moderate
sea.
DF.AD
THKF.
POINT.
Snow
showers,
light
northwest
wind;
barometer,
20.08;
temperature,
tO;
sea
smooth.
llj'LL
HAltHOIl
Cloudy,
rresh
northwest
wind;
barometer,
20.-81;
temperature,
51:
sea
moderate:
0
a.
In.
spoke
steamer
Venture
in
Milhauk
Sound.
AVOID
SUBSTITUTES
Phone
Green
85
"It's
great,"
says
dado
"I
love
it,"
says
son.
The
K
e
1
1
o
g
g
9
s
flavor
wins
all
!
No
other
can
be
like
Keliogg's.
Serve
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
with
milk
or
cream.
Breakfast
on
ihe
dot.
No
cooking.
Saves
work.
Delicious
with
fresh
or
preserved
fruit.
Grocers
everywhere
sell
Kellogg's.
Get
a
package
today.
CORN
FLAKES
Oven-tttth
ALWAYS
a
th
fiwr
mm
J
-
crUp.
Thli
it
mn
't-'luitt
KttltU
itoluttl
Xfl
Make
tlii
i
comparUoni
Tatt
tUat
wonJfrful
flavor
fund
e.ily
In
Kat!a(('s
Cera
Flakn.
Campar
il
with
ar
rHy-tl
trraal.
Yaull
Vnaw
why
mUIioai
dtmand
FIAKC3
r
Ruilding
Materials
LUMBER
Dimeiisiuu,
8hiphii
and
riiiishing,
.Shingles,
halli,
Moiihlings,
Oak,
Fir
anil
Cottonwood
3
Ply
Veneers,
Sash
ami
Doors.
Cement,
Lime,
Plaster,
Brick,
Firebrick,
Fireclay,
Keene's
Cement,
Plaster
of
Paris,
Sand
and
Gravel,
Asbestos
Products,
Wood
Pipe,
Vitrified
Pipe,
Agricultural
Tile,
Building
Papers,
Asphalt
and
'Rubber
and
Asbestos
Roof
ings.
Hunt
the
Famous
NANAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
COAL
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
564
"The
Hoover"
For
Ihe
month
of
April
you
can
buy
Ihis
famous
cleaner
and
altaclimenlM
for
Hie
small
first
payment
of
only
$1.50
and
have
Ihe
balance
spreiul
over
the
next
firteen
mouths,
J.el
us
cleait
a
rug
for
you.
bs
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
LOOK!
LOOK!
The
"ART
CLOTHING"
man
is
here
Come
in
and
get
your
measure
Fit
guaranteed
STEVE
KING
Third
Avenue
M
n
3