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ME?
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HERE
ANN-
NICELY
luck
ill
IN
A
LITTLE.
WHILE
MirsuTE
J
Iti
TMI
OLD
"OPI
V
have
a
complete
BOX:
Hi
lino
of
Tennis
Goods,
s
and
it
is
all
new
1025
m
slock.
Sykes
or
nussey
Rackets,
.$3.53
to
$30.03
Presses
....
.
S1.25
Covers
.
$2.00
Rubber
Grips
25c
Out
Reviver
.
.
.
.
65c
Sun
Visors
....
$1.00
Reach
Halls
.
.
.
.
50c
Slazengers
......
65c
Improved
llirmal
All
Steel
Racket,
13.
13
Yj,
sH
oz.
priced
at
$14.50
Postage
paid
on
all
ouf
of
(own
orders.
M
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Kaien
Hardware
Co.
!
i
J.
L.
Bldin
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Band-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Glass
and
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-
-
-
Blue
268
Did
You
Buy
Premier,
Dunwell,
B.C.
Silver,
when
these
Mines
were
only
prospects?
History
Often
Repeats!
Gold
Ore
at
8
cents
is
a
mighty
good
buy,
when
you
consider
the
location
of
I
heir
properties.
Write
us
for
information
on
this.
Portland
Canal
Sales
Co
318
Standard
Bank
Bldg.
Vancouver
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
Auditorium
Dancing
Every
Evening,
8
to
11.
1
Dance.
lOo;
3
for
25c
Ice
Cream
and
Confectionery
on
Sale,
Cards
and
Tables
MARINE
MOTOR
Less
Starter
..
$250.00
With
Starter
..
..
$300.00
Government
Taxes
and
Freight.
Kxtra
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Ford
Dealers
Prlnoo
Rupert,
B.C.
INSPECTION
OF
FIRE
FIGHTING
IN
THIS
CITY
I
Provincial
Fire
Marshal
on
Visit
Here
Finds
Everything
Very
Satisfactory
in
his
way
back
to
Vancouver
after
attending
the
convention-of
I
lie
National
Fire
Protection
Association
at
Chicago,
J.
Alfred
Thomas,
fire
marshal
for
the
province
of
Itritisb
Columbia
was
a
visitor
in
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Mr.
Thomas
arrived
on
Saturday
night's
train
and
sailed
last
evening
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
While
here,
Mr.
Thomas
inspected
the
PrinCe
Rupert
Spruce
Mills'
plant
at
Seal
Cove
and
also
the
local
fire
department.
From
a
fire
protection
point
of
view,
Mr.
Thomas
found
the
mill
in
good
order.
There
was
an
open
burner
there
but
it
is
practically
on
the
water
and
is
no
menace
to
surrounding
property.
Mr.
I'hoiTias
was
pleased
with
the
appearance
of
the
fire
depart
ment
and
gratified
thai
new
equipment
bad
been
Obtained
since
lie
was
last
here.
Coming
wust,
Mr.
Thomas
stopped
off
at
Hums
Lake
to
in-.pei
l
the
situation
there
following
the
recent'
fire.
It
is
ililliejilt
for
small
places
to
be
fully
equipped
with
fire
protection
de
vices.
Prevention
can
be
ob
-tained,
however,
at
such
places
by
having
as
'good
a
class
of
buildings
as
possible
erected
with
some
space
between
them.
After
attending
the
convention
in
Chicago,
Mr.
Thomas
took
laboratory
courses
in
sprinkler,
valve
and
domestic
oil
burner
inspection.
The
latter,
Mr.
Thomas
says,
are
coming
into
very
gen-
erat
use
in
the
province.
COMPLIMENTED
NEW
BOOKLET
Board
of
Trade
Gets
Many
In-
qulrles
and
Distributes
Information
Tlj.'e
secretary
of
the
Hoard
of
I'radp'as
received
ii
number
of
complimentary
letters
'dealing
with
the
booklet
reeenlly
pub-;
lisbed
by
this
city.
Agent
Gen
eral
F.
A.
Pauline
wrote;
compli
meriting
the
Hoard
on
llie
pub
Ucalion
and
asking
for
000
cop
ies
ftjr
distribution
in
London
tie
said'tliat
very
little
informa
tion
was
available
in
regard
to
northern
Ilritish
Columbia
and
Ibis
was
the
bos!
publication
he
had
seen
yet.
The
editor
of
The
Last
Great
Ysl
complimented
the
Hoard
and
asked
for
the
use
of
Rome
of
the
cuts
for
bis
publication.
These
are
hieing
si;nt.
The
secretary
of
the
Hoard
Is
getting
many
inquiries
in
regard
to
this
part
of
the
country,
especially
In
regard
to
fanning,
lumbering,
hunting
and
other
(information
connected
with
life
in
the
country.
A
man
from
Montana
wrote
asking
about
the
possibility
of
starling
a
brewery
here.
AIRPLANE
SERVICE
FOR
PRINTING
PRESS
Company
Gives
Quick
Relief
In
Case
of
Broken
Parts
Anywhere
on
Continent.
The
Duplex
printing
Co.
which
manufactured
the
press
used
In
I
printing
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
has'
installed
an
airplane
delivery
service
for
delivering
replacement
parts
to
customer
j
III
illl
111
Ul
llltT
11(11
III
.lllll'll-
ean
continent
where
landing
can
be
secured.
The
nioihenl
a
wir
is
received
ordering
a
pari,
an
airplane
is
despatched
witli
it,
bus
often
saving
the
tie
up
of
the
plant
for
an
indefinite
period.
Users
of
Duplex
presses
are
Iteing
asked
to
file
with
Ihe
com-pany
maps
showing
landing
fields
in
the
immediate
viciuitv
so
that
there
may
be
no
delay
in
making
delivery.
Unfortunately
there
is
no
landing
field
near
Prince
Rupert
so
it
will
be
impossible
at
present
to
take
advantage
of
the
offer.
ALMOST
THE
LIMIT
I
IN
RADIO
MESSAGES
Djstance
of
10,300
Miles
Covered
and
.12,500
Is
Extreme
Distance
Possible
Almost
the
limit
in
radio
communication
has
been
reached
in
the
reeent
daylight
tests
with
low-
wave
lengths
in
com,muiiiealing
between
Kngland
ami
Australia.
Three
messages
were
exchanged
between
Gerrard's
Cross,
Kngland,
anil
Sydney,
Australia,
over
a
distance
of
10.300
miles,
As
the
farthest
distance
between
Iwo
points
on
the
earth
surface
is
approximately
12,!i00
miles
very
near
the
limit
in
distance
lias
been
reached.
Sport
Chat
From
this
on
throughout
the
summer
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
will
be
kept
busy
every
evening
and
a
good
many
of
Hie
afternoons.
The
football
assoc
ialion
has
the
ground
two
nights
a
week
as
has
the
baseball
association
and
tbo
league
fixture-i
taking
up.
these
nights
have
been
set.
Wednesday
evening
is
given
over
to
lacrosse
which,
however,
has
not
yet
been
organized
to
the
point
of
.staging
league
games.
On
Saturday
i
afternoons
the
Junior
footballers
have
lb
grounds.
Fixlnres
set
for
this
wek
are
as
follows:
Monday:
Senior
league
foot
ball
ons
of
England
vs.
Cold
Storage.
Tuesday;
Senior
baseball
SawmijI
v.
Gyro
Club.
Thursday:
Senior
league
'foot
ball--Great-
War
Velerans
.
v
('.in...,
Friday:
Sen
for'
ba'seball-opN
of
Canada
vs.
Gyro-Club.
Saturday:
Junior
football.
The
opening
game
of
the
Mob-ley
Cup
(city
championship,
football
series
will
lake
place
In-
night
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds.
The
learns
will
lake
the
field
as
follows:
Cold
Storage
A.
Murray;
II
Carlson
and
S.
Darton;
llalber,
I'orney
and
G.
Hill;
Lamb,
Cor
belt,
.
Hie,
Slessinrud
and
F.
Hardy.
Sons
of
Kngland
Haltle;
R,
Howe
and
U.
Kelsey;
Dr.
Tail,
A
A.
Hales
and
I'.
Hodgkinson;
J
Farquhar,
A.
Dickens,
.1.
John
son,
H.
Hanson
and
G.
Howe.
vC-
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Monday,
June
1
High
9:00
a.m.
Ifi.fl
ft
21:
tO
p.m.
17.J
Low
3:00
a.m.
HA
15:11
p.m.
0.7
Tuesday,
Juno
2
High
I0:0H
a.m.
10.2
f!
22:31
p.m.
18.1)
Low
1:0!)
a.m.
10:08
p.m.
0.5
-.Wednesday,
Juno
3
HlBli-
tl'.nt
a.m.
17.0
ft
23il2
p.m.
20.0
Low
.5:02
a.m.
r.,5
"
10.-58
p.m.
0
"
nDE1!
A
T)
A
TIAMC
JjX
1
lUliU
FOR
BIG
SHOW
Cabaret
Scenes
at
Westholme
Tomorrow
Night
Will
Surpass
Any
Former
Events
Dress
rehearsals
indicate
that
never
before
in
Hie
history
of
Prince
Rupert
has
there
been
anything
to
equal
the
modern
cabaret
scenes
being
put
ijp
at
the
Westholme
Theatre
tomorrow
and
Wednesday
night
under
the
auspices
of
the
Klks.
It
is
entitled
"A
Night
in
Hohemia."
The
performers,
all
of
whom
are
local,
have
been
trained
by
C.
11.
Lewis,
an
artist
and
actor,
who
made
such
a
great
(success
of
similar
affairs
both
at
Caltcary
and
Vancouver
and
in
other
cities
recently
and
who
put
on
t'he
Heauty
Shop"
here.
W.
S.
Fisher
is
the
manager
of
the
cabaret
and
the
waiters
are
W.
K.
Mack,
Ralph
Smith,
Dave
Halfour,
Jack
Cobb
and
O.
K.
Guliek.
The
numbers
will
be
selected
from
the
following:
1
"Come
to
the
Iand
of
Hohemia,"
John
Pimler-MosH
and
Guests
(Mesdames
Larsen
mid
Mu
Moon,
Misses
Jones
and
Stork;
Messrs.
Plant,
Mitchell,
Hamilton
and
Hazell-Jone;.
2
'Tm
(Join'
to
Get
Myself
a
Hlaek
Saloni,e,"
Ralph
Smith
and
Chorijs.
3
"Where
the
Rainbow
Knds,"
Mrs.
Patricia
Muldoon.
1
'"Spain,"
K.
Sabourin.
5
"Msl
of
All
I
W,an
Your
Love,"
Miss
Catherine
Gibson
Jones
and
'Geo.
.Mitchell.
H
Spanish
Dance,
Miss
J.
M.
Pulley.
7
"The
Hlg
Has
Viol,"
John
Pinder-Moss.
8
"In
the
Cab,
Cab,
Cabaret,"
Mrs.
L.
0.
Larsen
and
Miss
Catherine
Jones.
0
"Hack
Home
and
Hroke,"
Al
frcd
Plant.
10
-"The
Smile
of
Molly
Malo
riey,"
W.
Mitchell
and
Irish
Tads
(Misses
Gladys
H.
Kemp,
Willa
-Dyer,
Myra
Harvey
ami
La
u
rai
Frizell
;
.
II
"Caiila."
Mrs.
L.
O.
Larsen.
12
Step
Dancing.
Miss
Moya
Hailey
and
K.
Sabourin.
t3"Hy
Hint
of
Paradise,"
Miss
Annie
Dalby
and
W.
K.
WJIHs
croft.
,
14
The
Tango,
Howard
Frizell
and
Laura
'Frixzell.
'
15
Vl'ni
,
.Alabamy.M
Hdund
I
tW'rer
'tfrt'
HillAwyf
Veal"
V
I.'
t:tir
.
,
.
....
i
-v
"
i.
iiiii
m
i
aim
iiini
yuar-
let.
17
Carmencila,"
Miss
Irene
Kourassa
and
K.
Sabourin.
18
"Rebecca,"
II.
F.
Wvlford.
i0"Inlar
Fellows,"
F.
J
Fortune.
20
"The
Haunt
of
the
Witches.'
Mrs.
J.
p.
McMillan.
l
.
"In
n
.
k'lnir.lnm
nt
l..
.11
Illllftlllllll
,,i
wwil,
Mrs.
Patricia
Muldoon.
and
W
Mitchell..
'9--."Mi.iiui.I
l.nn.l
"
Mi..
r
IV
Iarsen,
Miss
Ikitherine
Jones
nil
Hawaiian
Troubadors:
(Mesdames
llryant,
Ackroyd
Martin,
Misses
Stork,
McKen-
zie,
Derry,
Hailey,
Messrs.
S
Hazel
t-Jones,
Hurgess,
Cooper
II
ix
.
2
J
"Some
Heauliful
Morning
You'll
Find
Me
Gone."
Mrs.
A
L.
Hailey
and
Jack
Cobh.
21--"Wlien
We
'jWere
Seventeen,"
Gracin
Ackroyd
and
W.
Mitchell.
25
-"Who
Takes
Care
or
the
Caretaker's
Daughter?"
Have
Halfour.
.
"(iood.bye
Old
Pal,"
M1ss
Irene
Hourassa
nnd
Quarlel.
27
"Tim
Merry
Minuet,"
Miss
Annie
Dalby
and
W.
Mitchell,
agisted
by
Laiirn
nnd
Howard
Frizzcll
and
Jack'
Cobb.
28
"Cabaret,"
W'til
fl.
Hamlllon
and
Miss
Orrtl
Ross.
29
"You
Can't
Fool
an
Old
Hoss
Fly,"
Geo.
'Mitchell
and
J.
Jl1.
For
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
Zc
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
WAHTSB
WANTKI).
Store
clerk
'l-mpor-
aryj
for
summer
months,
at
Port
Kssiugton.
Apply
John
L.
Christie,
Prince
jlupert,
H.C.
I
-Ml
FOR
SALE
KR.NKST
Slubbs,
A.R.H.S.;
CM.
Ag.Cambs;
Landseape
Gfirden-ing.
Plans
and
estimates
for
gardens.
Ferns
and
other
plants
from
93.00
per
dor.
F.O.H.
Usk,
H.C.
FOR
SALK.
Cabin
launch
Kva.
27
feet,
fully
equipped,-
in
fintt
class
condition.
Apply
Wan!
F.leelric
and
.Murine
Supply.
Cow
Hay.
If
FOR
SALK.
Commercial
Hotel.
Prince
Rupert,
furnished.
A
bargain.'
M.
M.
Stephens
A-Co.,
Ltd.
If
FOR
SALK.
Pleasure
boaf'Kcho"
C.
L.
lleindel.
Cold
Storage.
Phone
221.
If
TO
RENT
FOR
HKNT
Three
large
house
keeping
rooms,
furnished
complete.
218
Second
Avenue.
FOR
HKXT.-
Clapp
apartment
Wcsleri
haver
Hros.
tf
FOUND
FOUND.
Mooscbeart
pin.
An-
uly
Daily
News
otliee.
Sims.
30
"A
Waltz
in
the
Mooiiliirlit."
Miss
Irene
Hourassa
and
John
Piinler-Moss.
31
"Tlie
Ladder
of
Hoses."
Miss
Irene
Morrison
and
Sam
Joy.
32
"When
Was
There
liver
a
Night
Like
This?"
JAZZ
MUSIC
IS
HEARD
ON
MOUNT
OF
OLIVES
Concerts
Nightly
Broadcasted
from
London
Picked
up
in
Palestlno
JKRUSALKM,
June
l.
Jazz
has
invaded
Jerusalem,
huring
the
visit
of
Lord
Halfour
to
Pal
esjine
in
coiutectiOi)
with
.IJiu
ijpening
of
Hie
Hebrew
Unlvtr-s,ity;
ijicpibers
of
ihe
Halfoui
party
heard
concertH
nightly
as
they
were
broadcast
by
Hid
London
radio
station.
A-
Ilritish
wireless
fan
filled
up
an
aerial
on
Hie
Mount
of
Olive,,
especially
for
the
Halfour
visitors,
from
which
n
lino
was
extended
to
government
house
occupied
by
Kuglisli
oflloials
which
enabled
them
to
enjoy
Hi
Loudon
program,
part
or
which
always
consists
of
Jazz
as
played
for
dancing
by
Ihe
.Savoy
orehes
I
ra.
ROTORSIIIP
PUZZLES
GERMAN
NAVIGATORS
HKRLIN,
June
1.
-Discussim
wbelher
rolorship
shall
be
treated
as
sailing
ships
or
steamships
in
applying
naval
regulation
to
them,
German
navigators
at
a
recent
meeting
were
of
the
opinion
I
hat
a
new
set.
of
regulations
will
be
necessary.
It
will
bo
quite
impossible,
It
was
agreed,
to
treat
Ibem
oilier
than
rolorshlps
in
decrib-
ing
how
they
shall
bo
governed
when
they
meet
sailing
or
steam
ships.
the
'federation
of
German
navigalors
have
decided
to
will
Ihe
.new
craft
.
Fleltneships,
as
the
namo
rolorsliips
is
too
easily
confused
with
molorship.
if
in
Uiiiriimiiiiinii'i
2
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
i
BOARD
HOARD
and
Room,
or
bonnl
only.
113
Fifth
Avenue
Kasl.
Phone
Red
707.
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PRICKS
l
IF
EASTIIOl'K
l-CYCI.H
Marine
Kngines
4-II.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
1-H.P.
I
pyliuder
Ml)
200.00
f.-II.I'.
I
cyl.nder
111)
1SO.O0
8-II.P.
I
eylinder
111)
70.00
8-11.
P.
2
cylinder
MD
150.00
16-11.
P.
4
eylinder
LH
478.00
All
Hie
above
exeept
I
be
first
include
the
Fatnou
Jbm
lln-verse
Gear,
ami
full
eleetrioal
and
propeller
equipment.
The
best
that
money
can
buy.
Kusthope
Uro.,
1747
Georgia
St.
W.
Vancouver,
H.C.
Always
at
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boalhouse,
Agents
Phone
381.
SHEDDON
TAXI
134
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Five
pas
senger
Ikxlge
Sedan
Comfort
and
Courtesy.
Rates:
50c
for
I
or
-
passengers,
25c
for
each
additional
passenger.
PHONE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
lt)NCII
"Oh
Haby"
al
your
er
vlco
day
or
night.
Comfort
Safety
Courtesy.
If
It's
a
water
trip
call
Laurie
Lambly
Phones
570
or
131.
TAXI
592
THK
DKPHNDAHLK
TAXI.
Day
and
Nitfbl
service.
Comfort
and
Courtesy
Is
m
motto
PHONE
592
CONRAD
LEE
Stand:
Richmond
Rooms.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
Geonte,
Paul
or
fitisl)
neela
0
ana
7
nassenper
aiuue-
baker
at
your
eree
day
and
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Kmpress
Hotel.
FUnNITUnE
HOSPITAL
And
(ieneral
Repair
Shop.
Repairs
of
all
kinds
protnplly
at
tended
to.
We
repair
typo
writers,
gramophones
and
do
plcluro
framing.
Carpel
laying
Furniture
crating.
TOM
BALLANGER
Phone
Hlue
025.
318
Flflh
St
OIL
SKINS
Patronize
Rome
Industry.
Ask
for
I.
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Claire's
RUPERT
BRAND
OIL
SKINS
lies!
Iiv
test.
Made
in
Prince
Rupert
by
Rupert
Hoys
and
Girls
Phone:
Hlaek
404
KfllTH'S
CAFE.
When
in
Slerwnrt
visit
Keith's
Cafe
in
King
Kdward
.Hotel
now
r
-modelled.
.Hp-lo-ilate
Dining
Room
ami
Lunch
Counter
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phono
177
rtr.n
rurniiiirn
Movlna.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
pnnno
us.
P.O.
Hox
000.
NORTHERN
TRANSFER
Call
for
Haggago
and
Kxpress
Northern
Transfer.
Dny
Phono
Red
213.
Night
phono
Green
307.
W.
H.
MONTGOMERY,
Jn.
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CftLCHEFF
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in
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Fulton
FURNITURE.
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