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June
.
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not
risif
Zon
Hational
Park,
the
newly
opened
Wonderland
in
Southern
Utah,
thi
Summer?
Aak
lor
booklet
in
net'
oral
colore,
which
fires
complete
information
concern
i
n
i
thi
a
unique
land.
Round
Trip
UNION
PACIFIC
SYSTEM
1405
4th
Avenuo
and
Union
Station,
Seattle,
Washington.
I.
Summer
Excursion
Fares
la
effect
dully
between
May
ZZ
and
Sept.
Z$
Dintar
Omlhl
.
.
.
Kansas
City
8t.
Louis
.
.
Chicago
Dstrolt
.
.
Cincinnati
tl
25.60
1ZB.65
126.00
.
129.60
.
134.00
.
1
53.62
.
154.30
Cleveland
.
.
Toronto
.
Pittsburgh
.
Washington
Philadelphia
New
York
.
Boston
.
.
.
$156.56
.
161.75
.
167.76
188.56
.
182.82
.
185.40
.
201
0
Jorropondinj
area
to
othar
important
oenfare
Final
return
limit
October
31,
1925.
Liberal
stopover
privileges
going
and
returning.
A
aide
trip
to
Yellowstone
at
small
additional
coat
will
afford
the
experience
of
a
life
time.
Call
us
by
phone
and
let
us
make
all
your
arrangements.
Costa
no
more
and
will
save
your
valuable
time.
1
fi'Ki
I
Inn
;iinl
gond
cxeni-e,
ami
yiii'll
enjoy
it
all
it
ii!l
K""1'
equipment.
Wright
&
DitsGn
I
IjIi-IumI
187
1--
r.
'i
'c;ii'
experience
in
making
-
unit
ball-:
l'uHrii'
m
I'.K.
and
Canada.
THE
CHOICE
OF
EXPERTS
Raqiiets
from
53.50
to
$20.00.
The
George
Wright
Spscial
$16.00,
-IrmiK
villi
pcrmatitr.
not
affected
by
moisture,
'!
without
condition-
fur
the
full
season.
Tennis
Ralls
50c
J
yon
wiiul
to
improve
your
score,
use
Wright
ti
Dit-i
i
.iqno
t
-
mill
Hulls.
FOR
SALE
Halibut
Gear
lparrnrnixTtttiaxs;
II
sW
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lti
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
ORMES
LIMITED
Tho
nexall
Storo
WATSON'S
TONIC
ALE
AND
STOUT
I'
"'"'y
to
make,
easy
lo
(l'
'K.
must
ylioe-'',
'-'
anil
nourishing
daily
'h'uik.
cm
h
75c
OLD
FASHIONED
ENGLISH
TOFFEE
delirious
wrappt'd
Toffee
made
lv
flawing-.
'
I'er
lb
60c
3rd
Avenuo
and
6th
St.
WATERGLASS
One
tin
preserve-,
uboiil
2'i
down
eggs,
liny
and
preserve
t
tic
in
while
they
urn
cheap.
Per
tm
.
.
25c
KODAKS,
FILMS,
SUPPLIES
Developing
illul
PriiiliB
for
Amateurs.
Films
brought
in
before
noon
will
I"'
finished
U";
same
day.
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
Sunday
and
Holiday
Hours
From
Noon
to
2
P.m.
and
from
7
P.M.
to
9
P.M.
THE
DAILH
KKWS
PAQl!
THREE
KEEP
COOLI
-a
i
She
tied
Lux
for
j
Local
and
Personal
dishwashing
Ice
Cream
a
-
'
It.C.
Undertakers.
I'hone
41.
-now
she
uses
it
A
Purely
Home
Made
Product
We
huvo
recently
installed
the
latest
type
of
Ice
Cream
making
equipment
and
are
now
in
a
position
to
make
and
supply
ICE
CREAM
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
EJECTED
FROM
BEER
PARLOR
Mrs.
Florence
Tibbits
Claims
$1,000
Damages
from
James
Plrlllo
In
County
Court
Mrs.
Florence
Tibbits
has
launched
an
action
in
the
County
Court
for
1,000
damages
against
James
I'irillo
who
she
laims,
as
proprietor
of
the
Old
Empress
Hotel
beer
parlor,
eject
ed
tier
from
the
premises
on
May
According
lo
Mrs.
Tibbits'
plain!,
she
was
in
Hie
cjty
on
the
dale
in
iiuestion
and
vvenl
with
friends
into
Hie
beer
parlor
for
refreshment.
Money,
she
claims,
was
put
on
the
table
in
payment
but
siie
was
refused
service
and
was
eventually
ejected.
The
al-
legulions
are
denied
in
their
cn-
lirely
by
the
defendant
who
also
denies
thai
lie
ever
was
a
lessee
f
the
Old
Empress
beer
parlor.
W.
E.
Fisher
lias
the
case
for
I
lie
plaint
ill'
while
W.
O.
Fulton
is
defending.
Kale
of
bearing
is
.-el
lor
June
23.
BACK
FROM
TRIP
.
TO
TELEGRAPH
CK.
Inspector
VV.
Spillcr,
Bert
-
Creech
and
Dr.
Whalon
of
Anyox
Returned
to
City
Last
Night
Inspector
V.
Spiller
of
the
i.n
im-iul
police,
iJerl
Creechl
You'll
like
unr
.soall
Consum
ers
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
tf
Selling
Out
Everything
at
Cost
J'ricc.
II.
11.
Ilemmings.
130
football
Hill
at
0.30.
tonight,
Acropolis
S.O.E.
vs.
Storage.
Baseball
gaiire
cancelled
tomorrow
night,
Gyro
vs.
Sawmill.
..
i.i
N.
L.
Lando,
former
merchant
of
this
city
and
now
engaged
in
Tur
buying,
.arrived
from
Vancouver
on
tho
Cardena
last
evening.
Ernest
Unwin
left
on
Ibis
morning's
train
for
Jasper
Park
on
an
extended
holiday
and
will
lake
in
the
triangle
trip
returning
by
way
of
Vancouver.
A.
Maloney
forfeited
25
bail
in
the
city
police
court
when
be
failed
lo
respond
lo
a
charge
of
drunkenness.
V.
Tobin,
on
a
similar
charge,
was
fined
Si5
and
costs.
.
'
Ivor
Fougner,
Indian
agent
at
Hella
Coola,
and
Mrs.
Fougner
have
left
Hella
Coola
for
Min
neapolis
where
Mr.
Fougner
will
attend
the
Norse
Centennial
t-j
I
held
in
Minnesota
from
June
0
to
9.
Coal
$14.50.
Double-screened
Nanalmo-WclIlnQ-ton
positively
tho
best
domestic
coal
In
British
Columbia.
Albert
&
Mc-Caffery,
Ltd.'
..Phono
5C4
and
11C.
tf
Incorporation
of
the
Salmon
lliver
Higb
Grades
'Company
Ltd.
is
announced
in
the
current
is
sue
or
Mile
H.C.
Gazette.
I
in?
new
concern
has
its
head
office
in
Victoria
and
is
capitalized
at
$500,000.
F.nroute
from
Vancouver
tr
Stewart,
Anyoxi
ami
Alice
Arm
Union
steamer
"Cardena,
Capl.
A
K.
Dickson,
arrived
in
port
at
'
o'clock
last
night.
The
vesse
had
about
20-
passengers
for
various
nort
hem
.
points.
John
II.
Morgan
arrived
in
the
city
FridayVveiiing
on
the
Ven
lure
and
left-immediately
for
the
Ecsiall
River
accompanied
by
S
W
.
J
aylor
lo
,Jook
over
some
limber
limits,
lie
arrived
back
last
night
and
is
registered
at
Hie
F.
O.
Dawson
Co.
Ltd.
staff,
the
Prinee""Kueprl
Hotel.
ami
lr.
halen
of
"Anyux
returned
to
the
eity
last
night
front
a
trip
to
Cassiar
district.
They
went
in
as
far
as
Telegraph
Creek
liul
report
that
Dease
Lake
will
not
be
open
until
about
June
15
or
there--diouts.
In
the
meantime,
there
are
about
250
prospectors
canip-i'd
around
Telqgruph
Creek
waiting
lo
go
iu
as
soon
as
possible.
There
is
not
the
excitement
on
1
lit
ground
Uiat
one
would
believe
from
reports
published
SUCCESSFUL
BEAR
HUNT
IN
ALASKA
Eastern
Men
Arrive
from
Alaska
and
Proceed
to
Grantbrook
Near
Mount
flobson
After
spending
three
weeks
on
a
successful
bear
hunting
ex-pedilion
in
the
Skagwny
district,
S.
C.
Kobbs
of
Atlanta,
(leorgia,
and
Mr.
Von
Longerke
of
New
York
City
arrived
in
the
city
last
night
aboard
the
Wilson
Fisheries
vessel
Eureka
and
proceeded
on
this
morning's
train
to
(iranlbrook
near
Mount
llobson
where
they
intend
lo
have
further
hunting,
One
oT
the
big-gesl
brown
bears
ever
shot
in
the
Skugway
country
fell
to
Mr.
Dobbs'
gun
and
there
wero
further
Irophies
of
(lie
expedition.
Mr.
Dobbs
is
a
director
of
the
Wilson
Fisheries
and
also
of
Hie
Savage
Arms
Corporation.
Mr.
Von
Longerke
is
the
head
of
a
New
York
sporting
goods
house.
CAR
FERRY
ON
DOCK.
The
C.N.
II.
Swansou
Hav
car
ferry
is
to
be
taken
on
the
local'
drydock
tomorrow
for
annual
general
overhaul.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
On
May
3l'
lo
Air.
anil
Mrs.
C.
CUrrit),
Sixth
Avenue
West.
Dr.
(ieorge
A.
C.
Roberts,
who
has
been
at
the
Vancouver
General
Hospital
for
a
year
following
graduation
from
McGill
University
in
11)21,
has
arrived
at
Hella
Bella
where
he
will
take
Charge
of
the
Methodist
mission
hospital
for
the
summer
months.
Miss
Mary
McRao,
daughter
il
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J).
C.
Mcllae
or
Ibis
city,
was
successful
in
graduating
as
a
fully
qualified
tear
hex
from
the
Provincial
Normal
school
at
Victoria.
Results
of
final
examinations
were
announced
at
the
end
of
the.
week.
Delayed
through
having
heavy
freight
cargo
lo
discharge
at
Huledale
and
Skeena
River
cannery
points,
G.lMl.
steamer
Princess
.
Ileatrice,
Capt.
T.
Clilfe'did
not
arrive
in
port
mil
i'
0.30
Saturday
night.
The
vessel
relumed
south
at
ll
o'clock.
Ileid
McLennan,
after
completing
his
first
year
.of
studies
nt
the
Royal
Military
Collate.
Kingston,
Ontario,
is
due
liome
-alum
I
June
25
to
spend
the
sum
mer-
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
McLennan,
llorden
Street,
In
the
fall
he
will
return
East
to
resume
his
studies.
Miss
Mary
Carter,
who
for
several
ytuirs
has
been
a
member
of
the
slatT
oT
the
Royal
Hank
in
this
city,
left
last
night
Tor
Vancouver.
She
will
spend
a
short
holiday
on
Vancouver
Is-lalul
and
then
takes
a
position
at
Vancouver.
Many
friends
were
down
at
Hie
boat
lo
see
her
olT
last
night.
Reservations
jnay
still
be
made
for
"A
Night
In
Bohemia,"
a
modern
musical
reyue
under
the
direction,
oT
T.
II.
a
.Lewis
of
"Heauly
Shop"
fame,
Westholni"
Theatre.
Tuesday
and
Wedncs-
Lday,
June
2
and"
H,
at
8.30
p.m.
Under
the
auspices
of
the
H.P.O.
Elks
iu
aid
of
their
relief
fund.
Reserve
your
seats
at
Ormes
diua
store.
as
a
toilet
soap,
too
Hen
Schulson,
well
known
hand
trailer
of
Warke
Channel,
is
paying
his
annual
visit
lo
the
city.
i
Duriiig
the
month
of
May
the
fire
department
responded
lo
six
alarms.
There
were
four
grass
and
two
chimney
rires,
none
ol
which
resulted
in
damage
being
done
lo
properly.
COAL,
$14.50.
"Tho
Best."
Double-screened
Ladysmlth-Welllncton
lump.
Peerless
Egg,
$11.00.
Peerless
stove,
12.50.
No
soot,
clinker,
little
ash
and
no
slack.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
15.
tf
TITe
dance
at
llir
Auditorium
rink
was
a
real
winner
on
Saturday
night.
Some
three
hundred
dancers
thoroughly
enjoyed
themselves
n
excellent
music.
L.
J.
Marten
was
master
oT
ceremonies
and
kept
everyone
on
their
toes.
The
card
tables
als
proved
popular.
4
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Moose
l'ic-nic
June
28.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
RENT,
l
our
room
apartment.
CIO
Taylor
Street.
Phone
mark
40U.
121)
A
NEW
FLAVOR
The
double
richness
of
St.
Charles,
as
compared
with
ordinary
milk,
gives
n
new
and
delicious
flavor
not
only
to
cakes
but
to
ell
recipes
and
dishes
that
call
for
milk.
Write
(or
free
Recioe
Dook.
7hc
5cisUv
Gxjimiicd
i
Vancouver.
ST.
li,
t-4
STCHAKLES
1
ill
EL
I
K.
:
r-
'i-iw.,jvI
1
-
IB
Lux
for
dishwlshing,
of
course.
Nothing
bctterl
'But
use
pure,
dainty
Lux
for
your
daily
toilet
and
bath.
too!
You
will
find
it
delightfully
refreshing.
Lux
contains
no
free
alkali
and
docs
not
dry
up
the
oils
in
the
skin.
The
gentle,
creamy
Lux
lather
is
soothing
to
the
most
sensitive
skin
and
keeps
it,
soft
and
smooth.
Lever
Brothers
Limited,
Toronto.
ES
The
Burden
Has
Been
Taken
Away
Has
Yours?
Are
you
one
of
the
modern
women
who
have
learned
by
experience
how
easy,
how
economical
and
how
satisfactory
it
is
to
just
step
to
the
phone
uud
have
the
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
tuke
this
burden
from
your
shoulders?
We
have
THREE
distinct
kinds
of
Laundry
Service
to
meet
THREE
distinct
kinds
of
Laundry
needs;
You
will
find
listed
below
the
EXACT
service
that
you
have
always
wanted
but
never
got
before.
1.
WET
WASH
For
the
woman
who
prefers
.
lo
do
her
own
ironing.
Clothes
delivered
to
your
door
damp,
ready
to
iron,
5c
per
lb.
Minimum
charge,
75c.
2.
THRIFT-T-SERVICE
Wearing
Apparel
delivered
damp,
flat
work
nicely
ironed,
5c
per
Hi.
and
1c
additional
per
pierce-:'
Minimum
charge,
$1.00.
..
3.
SOFT
FINISH
Wearing
apparel
delivered
dry
(slareuhed
if
desired).
Flat
work
ironed,
per
lb.
7c--aiid
1c
per
piece
additional.
Minimum
charge
$1.25.
Just
Phone
No.
8
and
leave
tho
rest
to
us.
OUR
MOTTO
IS
"SERVICE."
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phono
8.
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phones
687
539
Gr.
601
Black-
735