rday
April
.
1923.
TFIE
DAILY
NEW3
PAOK
THREf
ASTER
Novelty
Goods
1
w
1
Baskets
Candy
Boxes
Chickens
Rabbits
Cards
Egg
Dyes
You'll
find
them
all
at
jw
w
m
m
m
m
m
uvert
Fish
Fresh
rrozen
All
varieties.
Fresh
Fish
All
varieties
in
season.
Smoked
Fish
Our
well
known
"Rupert
Brands."
Finnan
Haddie
"Thistle
Brand"
Nova
Scotians.
t
Canned
Salmon
Pinks,
Skeena
Sockeye,
etc.
Salt
Fish
-Herring,
Salmon,
Black
Cod,
Grey
Cod
Shell
Fish
-Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
Canadian
Fisli
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
Prinze
Rupert,
B.C.
in
i
n
b
i
nwAii
mint
rtnivniw;
II
HUiV
Jt
UUv
ILSk
VIS
v
Hone
Hr
i-li
used
in
hHi-liiiig
Hie
hair
will
:.
i!
vigor
and
sliniuliite
the
growth
of
new
j
i
imhd
head
jf
slrong
vigorous
li.nr
will
follow
'!'
"
:;-e.
Vr
'I
i'
a
sllipmeul
of
Whale
Hone
llni-lics
imported
in
the
mauiifarliirers
in
Knghiiid.
w
Inch
are
of
h-i;
good
quality
and
low
in
price
ranging
From
$1.25
Up.
Tlir
have
nice
hacks
and
Hie
Whale
Hone
.will'slaml
li
V
-It-ip.
.....
..I
...
I
1.
I.
ORMES-LIMITED
ne
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rcxall
Store
1
3rd
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
Phone
200
and
82
v
i
a.
l
i
iii
lit
i
irt
i
ivniiwav
Prince
Rupert
RYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
q.
T.
P.
20.000
Tnn
Floatlna
Drv
Dock
h
.
1
-
0
i
machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
EUECTniC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
0,1O''!aiit
is
equipped
In
handle
all
kinds
or
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
ew
SDrinp-
HATS
A
biltmore;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!.
STE'vc
irim
"
"
ThJert
AupnilA
!
Local
and
Persona!
I
U.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
11.
You'll
like
our'
joall
Consum
its
Uial
Co.
Phone,
7.
tf
1'or
Taclscc
folio
"six-scveu-alc."
lloli
A
rlli
ui.
If
J.
U.
Knight
relumed
to
Vancouver
on
Hie
Prince
(Jcorge
I
Ins
morning.
Ladysiinlh
Welliny
(on,
"the
best,"
also
"Peerless,";
"(smokeless.
"
Prince
Hubert
Coal
Co.
tf
Two
new
cars
al
your,.
service,
day
and
night.
Moderate,
charges
Phone
lied
if.l.
C.
V.
Symes.
tf
Mrs.
T.
Syrnik
was
returned
on
I
he
Venture
I
hi
morning
lo
the
mental
husnilal
al
.New
Westminster,
her
husband
areum-panying
tier.
Mr.
and
Mr.,.
W
allace
C.
Orch
ard
sailed
looay
mi
Hie
Princess
lte;ilrtce
Mini
will
uiutnl
n
ininit1-
"Mi
a
holiday
I
rip
lo
Vancouver
ami
ulber
aotilhern
cities.
t'.oaslwise
Sleamshiii
&
J
targe
iUi.'n
rjleainei'
irinro
is
'in
port
unloading
coal
anil
general
cargo.
The
vessel
arrived
from
the
south
al
midnight
lust
night.
James
Hamilton,
charged
vvil'i
driving
an
aiilomohile
lo
the
common
danger,
was
remanded
until
Monday
in
Ihe
i
t
v
police
court
this
morning.
S.
V.
Tay
lor
is
liis
counsel.
'Mtdorship
llelliugham.
f'.apl.
I.cn
Williitiiis,
was
in
port
durinu
lite
nijrhl
from
Ketchikan.
The
vessel
Unloaded
11(10
cases
of
salnioto
tor
transshipment
Kasl
and
look
on
liiree
carloads
of
tin
plait
for
Alaska
canneries.
Ileceived
olir
new
stock
ol
I'rntr
Hahy
Chick
Food
ami
poultry
suppHes;
ITcichninn's
dry
yeasl
;
garden
and
fieln.
seeds;
sipratl's
bird
and
doa
supplies,
and
our
famous
I-Mmu
Coal.
I'lione
58.
Prince
ltuperl
t
eed
V.O.
tl
The
floating
cninry
.anr-i
Galen,
which
has
heen
moored
al
Ihe
Drjdork
yiwleiilav
movi'd
to
the
(Tannery
where
dolphin"
have
In
en
put
in
lo
aceoiimiodale
lief.
She
will
remain,
then'
until
the
intddli
of
June.
The
last
of
50(1
Ions
of
herrin?
are
beinfr
Hlled
I
here
nw
for
export
Ho
China.
(i.
I'..
Hellerose.
superintendent
n'
Iraihorfa(ioii-
for
lli
Cnna-linn
National
J-'xprcss
Co.
with
'leadnuarters
at
Montreal;
C.
A
Cuuniimhain,
general
superin
tendent.
Winnrpe?.
and
H.
A.
I.hMu.
assislHiil
superintendent
Kdtnoiilou,
are
in
the
city
in
lu
course
of
a
western
inspection
trip.
They
arrived
on
Wednesday
from
Vancouver,
made
the
round
Irio
lo
Stewart
and
Anyox.
and
will
prttceed
Kasl
hy
this
afternoon's
train.
CARD
OF
THANKS
Mr.
John
I'lewiiv
and
family
ol
I'orl
Simpson,
lt.C.
wish
lo
lake
this
opporluiiily
o(
I
hanking
id
their
friends
for
I
In'
many
kindly
'vpressions
of
sympathy
and
fo"
he
beautiful
flowers
sent
Ihein
in
their
recent
bereavement.
v
r
XNAIOUNCCIflENTS
HafTodil
laiice
(Jueeu
-
Mur
Chiiler.
I.O.D.K.,
Hosloti
Hal!
K.asler
Monday,
April
I.
'I.
'
Catholic
Spring
Sale,
afternoon
id
April
-H,
Melropobi
H.dl
followed
hy
social
evenjng.
Tennis
Club
Hall,
Friday,
April
21.
Hidley
llom'o
May
7.
Sale,
'
Thursday,
Weekly
Cinderella
Ianre.
Sat
urday
iiiKht.
I'.lks'
llonie.
r0e
tf
A
Whiff
of
-Eastern
Gardens
Attar
of
roses
from
southern
France's
most
famous
producers
geranium
from
the
celebrated
gardens
surrounding
Algiers,
muse
from
Abyssinia
all
true
perfumes
wonderfully
blended,
produce
the
aroma
which
has
endeared
Haby's
Own
Soap
to
so
many
families
in
Canada
Baby's
Own
Soap
at
10c.
a
cakt
is
extraordinarily
cheap.
"Dest
lor
you
and
Baby
too"
,.n
NERVOUS
WRECK
FROM
BOWELTROUBLE
Ten
Years
ol
Suffering
Ended
by
"rruit-a-tives"
MR.
F.
M.
SULLIVAN
"For
over
ten
years,
I
was
a
complete
nervous
wreck,
owing
to
severe
Bowel
Trouble
and
Acute
Indigestion.
Though
a
big
man,
I
could
hardly
lift
the
smallest
weight
without
suffering
pain.
As
a
last
resort,
I
started
using
"Fruit-a-tives."
Like
a
cloud,
the
nervousness
left
me
after
using
the
first
box.
I
use
the
tablet
according
to
directions
and
follow
carefully
your
diet
rules.
The
result
is,
today
I
am
free
of
Indigestion
and
Bowel
Troubles,
and
cannot
recommend
the
wonderful
Fruit
.Treatment
too
highly."
Thus
writes
Mr.
Sullivan
of
19
Pine
SU,
Geneva,
N.
Y.
"Fruit-a-fives"
are
made
from
intensified
juices
of
luscious
fruits
there
ii
no
other
medicine
like
them.
25c
&
SOc
at
all
dealers.
Church
Notices
Baptist
Church
Morning
service
,il
II
o'clock.
fcuhjeet:
"Tim
Sliuia
of
ihe
Cross."
Children
s
Chat:
"The
straight
life,"
Hiblc
school
at
IS.
15.
livening
worship
al
7.:inJ
Subject,
"Tfic
Cry
from
the
Cross."
These
addresses,
will
complete
the
series
on
lie
Prin
ciples
and
Power,
of
the
Cross.
May
we
urge-you
to
attend?
Salvation
Army
The
object
tessoii
"Satan's
Tcasurn
Chesf'i.
will
lie
given
again
ly
request)
on
Sunday
night
al
7.:t(.
.Soeeial
music
and
soug.
Sunday
II
a.m.
Holiness
meeting.
2.30
p.nr.'
Sunday
School
and
Hihle
class.
Saturday
8.15
p.m.
Soug
service.
Monday
at
.S
p.m.
Sunshine
Hour.
Thursday
at
2.30.
Ladies
Home
League.
(iood
Friday
al
II
a.m.
Hour
at
the
Gross."
Methodist
Church
The
Church
of
Service,
icovge
,U.
Hqrkcr.
paslor.
sahel
Haddock,
deaconess.
day
services:
Morning
at
"One
Itev.
Miss
o'
clock.
Sermon
topic,
"The
Mes-
saueSd
Palm
Sunday."
Suildav
school
at
2.30.
Kveniiia
servic-
al
7.30.
Sermon
tonic,
"The
Jreal
Impersonation."
Saen-n
eoneerl
on
Good
Friday
evenins
Lutheran
Church
SI.
Paul's
Luglisb.
Lulherai!
Jhuj-ch,
Melropole
Iball.
Third
Avenue.
Itev.
P.
E.
HSfsler,
H.D.,
lasloi'.
Morning
service
at
II,
t'eloek.
terinou
ti'pic,
'The
.Name
Ihal
is
above
every
name."
Sunday
school
al
12
noon,
not
12.30.
.
Luther
League
al
0.30
p.m.
leader,
Albert
Anderson,
'''vening
service
aj
7.30
p.m.
Sermon
topic.
"Children
in
their
elation
to
Hie
('.
mrcb."
Service
Tor
Ihe
baptism
of
childrc.1.
Presbyterian
Church
Sunday
Services,
'Two
before-l-'asfer
addresse.
.
Morning
nl
II
o'clock.
SuhjefU,
"The
Mean
ing
of
Consecratiott.'!
Kvouiujc
Sit
7.30.
Subject,
'-Ihe
Meaninii
tif
Ihe
Cross."
Soli)
by
Mrs.
II.
C.
Fraser.
Preacher,
itev.
II."
11.
(iranl,
!.!.
"Sunday
school
at
l4.3(l.
'Foursquare
Gospel
Church
of
ihe'
Foursquare
(iuspoj.
Services
4m
Sutiday
al
II
o'clock.
Suhjecl,
'lie
caret
h
for
yOu."
Sunday
School
at
2
p.m.
livening
service
al
7.30.
Suhjecl,
"The
Waiblerer."
Tucs
day
al
K
p.m.
"Samson
ami
Delilah."
Thursday
.-at
8
p.m.
Divine
Healing
in
the
Atonement.
Salvation
for
Hie
soul.
Healing
for
Ihe
body.
I'vcryoiie
VACCINATIONS
Vaccinal
ions
wdl
be
conducted
nl.
the
Cily
Hall
Police
Gourl-
rooiii,
Oily
Hall,
from
the
Clb
to
Hie
loth
April,
mcluslvii
fruin
I
to
2
p.m.
,"
Vk
.!
.1.
P.
''ADM,
M.ll.O.
8.,
H
ere
an
dTK
ere
Under
the
joint
Canadin-Critih
Government
nchfme,
3,000
familiei
are
beinp
brought
to
Alberta
this
year
and
the
first
party
of
familiei
will
arrive
in
April.
They
will
firit
be
guaranteed
employment
and
Later
will
take
up
their
own
land.
Henry
E.
Suckling,
Treasurer
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
since
1908,
died
recently
at
Atlantic
City
after
an
illness
of
several
months.
He
was
born
at
Gibraltar
in
1851
and
had
been
associated
with
rail
ways
in
a
treasury
capacity
since
his
early
manhood.
J
C.
Mitchell,
of
Dahinda,
Saslc.,
known
as
the
"world's
champion
wheat
grower"
returned
home
recently
from
a
lecture
tour
of
the
British
Isles.
"Go
West,
young
man,
go
West,"
is
his
advice
to
all
who
wish
to
try
their
fortunes
in
the
Dominion.
Speaking
at
Toronto,
Hon.
Charles
McCrea,
Minister
of
Mines
for
Ontario,
said
that
the
estimated
output
of
the
mines
of
the
province
this
Vpar
will
1iA
alvtnnl
7'
ftt
AAA
T
regard
to
gold
he
stated
that
by1028
A
v.ivn.iv
naa
C
A
UU
LLP
J
Lll
F
1011
production
of
the
United
States.
A
new
Silver
Trophy
donated
by
the
English
Football
Association
to
the
Dominion
of
Canada
Football
Association
for
annual
competition
among
Canadian
clubs
has
arrived
in
Canada
and
will
be
on
exhibition
at
Canadian
Pacific
stations
at
Montreal,
Toronto,
Winnipeg
and
right
across
the
West.
An
expedition
which
will
try
to
climb
Mount
Logan
(19,359
feet)
in
the
Yukon,
the
loftiest
peak
in
Canada,
is
to
leave
Vancouver
in
April.
It
will
be
headed
by
A.
H.
McCarthy
-and
Col.
W.
E.
Foster,
of
Vancouver,
and
six
other
gentleman,
including
a
representative
of
the
English
Alpine
Club,
will
complete
the
party.
Agricultural
products
in
ths
Province
of
Manitoba
during
the
year
1924
reached
a
total
estimated
value
of
$164,312,857,
according
to
figures
issued
by
the
Provincial
Department
of
Agriculture.
This
amount
is
nearly
double
that
of
the
previous
year
and
is
accounted
for
largely
by
the
big
upturn
in
the
price
of
wheat
The
shield
which
was
taken
from
the
gates
of
Old
Quebec
when
ths
city
was
captured
by
General
Wolfe,
and
now
in
the
possession
of
the
town
of
Hastings,
will
be
returned
to
the
Ancient
Capital.
The
Hastings
Council
have
decided
to
return
the
shield
which
was
presented
to
them
by
General
Wolfe
Murray,
a
descendant
of
the
famous
soldier.
Miss
Ethel
Loginska,
temperamental
pianist,
gave
another
tasti
of
her
quality
when
she
lectured
a
socially
prominent
audience
for
coughing
in
the
middle
of
a
concert
at
Englewood,
NJ.
"If
you
can't
control
yourselves,
please
don't
stay
here,"
she
remarked.
About
fifteen
disgruntled
members
of
the
audience
left
the
hall
indignantly.
Trail
Riders
of
the
Canadian
Rockies
have
developed
the
idea
of
using
snow
shoes
for
horses
over
the
heavy
snow
tracks
of
that
region.
In
this
way
great
quantities
of
supplies
are
brought
considerable
distances
across
trails
that
would
otherwise
be
impassable
to
heavy
loads.
Trail
Orders
are
holding
their
second
great
Pow-Wow
early
in
August
next.
Devising
a
new
kind
of
motion
picture
camera
with
a
built-in
motor
that
is
almost
noiseless
in
operation.
Burton
S.
Moore,
proprietor
of
the
Nictau
Camps
in
New
Brunswick,
has-
succeeded
in
taking
about
4,000
feet
of
film
of
wild
life
in
action
which
will
be
shown
in
due
course,
on
Canadian
and
United
States
screens.
v
has
been
particularly
successful
in
depicting
every
motion
in
that
special
phenomenon
by
partridges
known
as
drumming.
Over
half
of
last
year's
western
grain
crop
was
handled
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
according
to
data
just
issued
by
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics.
Of
the
total
grain
inspections
numbering
172,-j
R56
cars
during
the
seven
months
to
February
23
last.
99,237
cars
were
on
the
company's
lines,
representing
57
H
per
cent,
while
of
the
130,157
cars
delivered
at
Fort
William
andl
Port
Arthur
during
the
same
period
SS.RSO
or
52.8
"'er
cent
are
credited
to
the
company.
Hubert
Ward
is
sailing
thi-
rteruoon
on
Ihe
Princess
Heal
e
for
Vancouver
on
a
busines
trip.
HER
FACE
WAS
COVERED
WITH
PIMPLES
SHE
GOT
RID
OF
THEM
BY
USING
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
Ml
T.
IIiiiiIit.
II.
II.
.
V.
I.unuoli,
Out.,
I'l
li'
:
"J
lt
lu
tv
oiiiiiicihI
Kimlixk
UIinhI
llllli
rs
in
all
women
wlio
art-
ciinYrtiit
rmin
pimple
or
any
oilier
railal
Meiiilsties.
Almtit
two
years
ayo
I,
was
Kicatly
tmuliled
wllh
lmilcs
miO,
Miren
lireaklnr
out
on
my
race,
and
C011M
lid
110
it
Her
unlit,
finally,
a
rilend
rcrom-
liirmlt'il
me
to
take
II.
II.
II.
Thu
I
did,
1
and
I
am
now
triad
to
fay
Itiat
your1
reiiiHly
lia
irOeu
me
ttie
delml)le
ro-,
mil,
and
I
now
have
a
nice
vinooth,
clear
kin.
as
It
lias
eliminated
all
I
ho
Impurities
from
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blood."
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II.
It.
H.
when
yuu
ak
for
It;
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lu
liet-n
on
the
urn
rkc
1
for
the
al
4C
years:
put
up
only
uy
The
T,
Mllbuin
V.u.,
LlniUcJ,
Toruulo,
Out.
MISSING!
FLAT
WORK
IRONING
Not
much
left
r
washday
when
you
use
ouf
n't
i
listi
service.
No
tub
all
tht.
washing
is
dons.
No
clothesline
everything
comes
oack
dry.
And
no
fiat-work
ironing
that,
too,
is
completely
cared
for.
The
hardest
and
longest
part
of
washday
is
missing
and
this
family
service
is
so
low
priced
that
it's
an
economy
as
well
as
a
convenience.
Let
us
call
this
week
and
take
away
the
part
of
washday
that
youH
be
most
happy
to
miss.
Canadian
Laundry
and
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7
Dry
Cleaners
-
Send
H
Fhone
8
For
Spring
and
Summer
i.
lc
Wicker
and
Seagrass
FURNITURE
Our
Wicker
Chairs
ami
Mockers
arc
slaiiieil
a
deep
bruwii
ami
are
upholslercd
In
allraclive
creloiiues.
We
have
in
slock
a
full
line
or
Hie
ever
popular
Sea-grass
Chairs
anil
Hookers.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
StrceL
Phone
123
REMOVAL
NOTICE
DR.
F.
P.
kENNY,
Dentist,
has
moved
from
llclgersou
lllock.
lu
timi-u
coninioilious
ami
nii-lo-tlalc
quarter
in
Hie
Exchange
Block
Cor.
Third
Ave.
and
Sixth
St.
PERSONAL
SERVICE
AND
RELIABLE
DENTISTRY
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
DENTJST
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
lo
Krizzell
Hutcher
Shop,
across
front
the
Kmpress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
ol
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor