Monday.
.Tune
8,
1925.
Economy
PLUS
Thrifty
and
resourceful
housewives
of
Jlrif
ImIi
Ool-iiinliia
see
In
Carnation
Milk
"t
,,niy
economy,
bnt
a
pure,
nourishing,
ever-ready
supply
of
wholesome
milk-
Your
grocer
lias
Carnation,
jo
you
need
never
run
.short.
Made
In
Canada
Carnation
Milk
John
L.
Christie
Sales
Agent
Prince
Rupert
Bargains
in
Woollens
sports
Flannels,
wool
crepes,
tweeds,
FRENCH
CHARMEEN,
Etc.
Values
up
to
aa.oo,
for
$2.25
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
Third
Ave.
"Demers"
Hap
lli'
Newest.
anl
DainMesf
of
Summer
Lingerie
Come
and
See
Them
House
of
Quality
Phone
27
P.O
.Box
327
Blue
Fox
Pups
For
dallvary
July
20lh
U
30th,
1823,
ONLY;
LaLr
dlltry,
25
ptp
cant
Mghar.
Tike
Hum
young-,
C1ST
LESS,
l:lr
liaiidliMl,
il.K-lle
mil
111
ril
r
l
r
t
eap
Send
Tor
new
Imoklet
IHb
all
100
INCREASE
GUARANTEED
2,
3
or
4
yp.
old
Bntdert,
with
op
without
100
pep
cant
Ineraaaa,
oup
guarantaa
back
ad
by
ampla
ai-ta
and
29
ypa.
of
bualnaaa
Intag-Pity
In
thla
atata.
Hrf
ewnrf
Furnished
yon
MraclMreetv
and
PreMileuti,
Six
Nank.
Member
nf
Seattle.
Chamber
of
Cmnroerre.
CLEARY
BROS.
FOX
FARMS
M
Empire
llltl.,
PRATTLE.
U.S.A.
(Onu
of
the
WurlO'i
Larirrat
Vox
Farms)
DnRRKenny
DENTIST
Exchange
Block
Phone
109
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
tS.
Cartas,
Warehousing,
And
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Servlve.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Plan
and
Furniture
Moving.
STEVENS
ADDS
I
OPPOSITION
TO
I
P.R.
ELEVATOR
Toronto
Conservatives
and
Red
Deer
Progressive
Critical
of
Proposal
During
tbr,
recent
debate
on
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
vote
David
.Spenco,
it
prominent
Toronto
Conservative,
and
Alfred
Spenkman,
Progressive,
of
llr..
Deer,
liotli
criticized
the
expenditure
and
Mr.
Speakman
touched
up
Mr.
Stork
for
advocating
it.
Then
II
.11.
Steven,
Conser
vative,
of
Vancouver,
opened
fire.
He
said:
"I
have
no
intention
of
criti
cizing
the
government
for
con-sirucing
an
elevator
at
Prince
Itupert.
hut
I
want
to
point
out
that
the
MinMer
of
Public
Works
(Mr.
King,
Koolenay)
suggests
as
a
justification
for
Hie
work
the
development
of
lliej
hinterland,
the
northern
part
of
Hiitisli
Columbia,
with
particular
reference
In
the
district
around
(iolsa
Lake
Francis
Lake,
Ne-ehaco
Valley,
liulkley
Valley
and
Vanderhoof.
There
are
some
ex-lellent
agricultural
lands
in
the
northern
part
of
British
Colum-bia.bul
I
want
to
tell
the
Minister
of
Puhlic
Works
and
the
government
that
had
they
built
nu
elevator
at
Prince
Itupert
at
one-half
of
the
present
cost
it
would
have
served
the
purposes
of
the
locality
and
could
have
lr-on
enlarged
lalPr
on
to
meet
any
development
in
trade.
Had
they
done
thnl
and
taken
the
halnnre
nf
the
vole,
of
r00,000
r
S700.000.
and
devotpd
41
to
some
demons!
ratjon
farms
for
the
assistance
nf
mixed
agriculture
in
the
northern
part
of
the
province.
Ihey
would
have
advanced
the
Intprpsls
of
lhat
spc-tion."
Red
Herring
"Tup
elevator,
if
its
success
warranted
an
extension,
could
easily
have
iheen
enlarged.
Hut
w'.ial
is
the
government
doing
now?
It
is
wholly
disregarding
the
dairying
and
mixed
farming
possibilities
of
that
great
northern
section;
and
the
one
thing
that
northern
llritish
Columbia
lentiircs
is
the
development
of
mixed
farming,
ffor
this
is-
Sis
hasic
agricultural
possibility,
rather
than
the
growing
of
rain.
Some
grain
may
he
grown
in
one
or
Uvo
districts
hut
not
to
any
great
extent,
while
un
doubtedly
there
are
large
possi
bilities
in
the
direcion
of
mixpd
farming.
"I
suggest
lo
Die
Minister
of
Puhlic
Works
that
as
Ihe
chief
adviser
of
the
government
from
the
province
of
British
Colum
bia
he
certainly
has
not
done
the
SKALKD
TKNDF.RS
addressed
to
Ihe
undersigned,
and
endorsed
"Tender
for
Wharf
Repairs,
Port
Clements,
U.G.,
will
bo
received
until
12
o'clock
noon
(daylight
saving),
Tuesday,
June
23,
1925,
for
repairs
to
Ihe
wharf
at
Port.
Clements,,
Skecim
District,
H,U
.
Plans
and
forms
of
contract
can
be
seen
and
specification
and
form
of
lender
obtained
at
this
Department,
at
the
olllco
of
the
District
Engineer,
Old
Post
Ofllce
Huilding,
Vicloria,
H.C.;
and
at
the
Post
Oftlces,
Vancouver,
H.C.;
Prince
Rnperl,
H.C.,
and
Port
Clements,
ll.C
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
unless
made
on
I
ho
printed
forms
supplied
by
the
Department
and
in
accordances
with
the
conditions
contained
therein.
Kach
tender
must
ho
accompanied
by
an
accepted
clipfpio
on
a
chartered
bank,
payable
lo
the
order
of
the,
Minister
of
Puhlic
Works,
eoual
to
10
per
cent
of
the
amount
of
Ihe
tender,
llonds
of
the
Dominion
or
lianaua
or
llonds
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Company
will
also
he
ncceplP'l
as
security,
or
bond
and
a
cheque
If
required
to
make
up"
an
odd
amount.
,,1,..
nine
prints
can
be
obtained
at
thix
Department
by
de
positing
an
accepted
cheque
for
Mm
sum
of
$10,
payable
to
the
order
of
Ihe
Minister
of
Puhlic
Works,
which
will
be
returned
ir
the
intending
bidder
submit
u
regular
bid.
Hy
order,
S.
K.
O'HRIKiN,
a
Secretary.
Department
of
Public
Works,
Ottawa,
May
26,
1025.
1
85
Round
Trip
Excursion
Fares
Tlakata
aal.
alaily
Kansas
City
St.
Louis
.
.
Chicago
.
.
Detroit
.
.
Cleveland
.
Washington
New
York
.
Boston
.
$126.00
129.50
134.00
153.62
156.56
189.56
195.40
201.50
Corret
ponding
fans
to
other
important
cratera.
Final
return
limit
October
3
1
,
192S.
Liberal
top-over
privUen
doing
and
returciirnt-
Zion
NltUul
Park
Low
aummer
larea
to
thia
new
Wonderland
of
Color
in
Southern
Utah.
Why
not
take
it
in
on
your
way
Eait
?
T.ILwataa.NetWnal
Park
-Miy
aiao
be
made
aa
a
aide
trip
at
a
amall
additional
coat.
Aak
for
free
booklet
deacrittivc
of
theae
f
amcua
reaorta.
Wherever
you
want
to
go,
let
ua
make
all
your
arrangement..
It
coata
ao
more
and
will
aavc
your
valuable
time.
Union
Paclflo
System
1405
4th
Ave.
and
Union
Station
Seattle,
Washington
northern
part
of
that
province
a
pood
(urn
by
advising
the
government
to
spend
spend
1,
30(1,-000
in
a
new
elevator.
The
government
could
have
provided
first
rate
elevator
facilities
at
a
cost
of
$500,000,
and
the
structure
could
easily
have
1ieen
extended
next
year
if
the
circumstances
made
such
an
extension
imperative.
Instead
nf
that
we
are
committed
to
a
contract
for
Sl.300,000,
which
I
think
it
will
be
admitted
will
be
largely
experimental.
Admits
Handicap
"A
word
with
reference
to
Ihe
suggestion
made
by
the
lion.
member
(Mr.
Stork;,
that
it!
costs
13
a
car
to
haul
grain
from
New
Westminster
to
Vancouver.
That
is
true;
the
Canadian
National
Railways
have
to
pay
for
the
service
when
moving
grain
over
Ihe
line
from
Westminster
to
TOE
DAILT
H15W8
FIRST
TOURIST
BOAT
WAS
HERE
Princess
Louise,
Caot.
Arthur
Slater,
Had
240
Passengers
and
400
Tons
of
Freight
Today
With
the
arrival
this
morning
on
her
first
trip
of
the
season
of
the
big
G.P.Il.
Alaska
liner
Prin
cess
Louise,
Capt.
Arthur
Slater,
the
first
large
batch
of
tourists
this
year
paid
a
visit
to
the
city.
The
Princess
Louise,
which
was
in
port
from
7
lo
9
o'clock,
had
210
passengers
and
400
tons
of
freight
aboard.
The
roost,
of
the
passengers
were
round
trip
tour
ists
although
there
were
ia
few
sourdoughs
for
the
mining
fields.
Passengers
debarking
from
the
vessel
here
were
Mr.
Nightingale,
Mr.
Juxliec
W.
A.
Macdonald,
W.
K.
O.
Johnson,
Douglas
Lay,
Miss
Margeta
Antich,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Gordon
and
win,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
I).
Thomson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Kay,
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson,
Mr.
Huseol,
Mrs.
Kelly,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
II.
Macaulay
and
T.
Van
Dyke.
Those
sailing
for
the
north
on
the
vessel
from
here
were
Judge
V.
Mcll.
Young
for
Allin;
J.
Sieg-j
fried,
Frank
Phiscator,
M.
D.
It.
;
Place,
J.
O'Shea,
James
Kelly,
J.
i.Melnlyre
for
Wrangell;
Mrs.
'llenry
Faweetl
and
Fred
O'Reilly
ifor
Ketchikan;
Charles
Kessler,
Miss
Flaherty
and
Miss
Ryan
for
Juneau;
Henry
Rouvane
and
C.
J.
McDonald
for
Carcross.
The
next
C.P.R.
lourist
boat
will
be
the
Princess
Alice
which
is
due
next
Monday.
FRED
STORK
ON
WEST
INDIES
COMMITTEE
Work
Scheduled
to
Commence
on
June
19
at
Ottawa
OTTAWA
June
8.
preparations
for
the.
Canadian-Wesl
Indies
Trade
Conference,
which
is
scheduled
lo.
begin
in
Ottawa.
June
19
next,
are
now
being
made
by
the
Dominion
government.
Joint
cabinet
and
commilteies
have
been
appointed
and
aee
now
engaged
in
New!
Ihe
preparation
of
data
vviJh
a
Vancouver.
1
view
to
a
new
trade
treaty
be-
Furthermore,
(he
New
Wedndii-sler
bridge
has
about
reached
Its
traffic
capacity.
I
have
no
hesitation
therefore
in
saying
lhat
the
lime
is
past
when
the
government
is
warranted
in
longrr
delaying
building
on
the
Fraser
River
facilities
for
the
export
:f
grnin
from
the
terminal.,
ol
the
Canadian
years
or
I
ween
the
two
countries
and
making
arrangements
for
the
reception
of
delegates
from
practically
all
parts
of
the
Hritish
West
Indies.
The
members
of
the
cabinet
committee
appointed
include
Hon.
T.
A.
Low,
minister
of
trade
and
commence,
chair-
Nalional.
Afler
m.myjman;
Ron.
J.
A.
Hold),
Hon.
1.
fi.
tudy
of
the
who's
pro-1
A.
Caidin,
Hon.
W.
It.
Mother-
Idem,
I
do
not
hesitate
for
a
mo-1
well,
Hon.
Jolm
II.
Sinclair
and
ment
lo
say
that
this
expenditure
,
Hon.
fleorge
p.
Rralmm.
The
on
the
Frnser
River
is
morn
war-(parliamentary
committee
is
com-ranled
than
the
expenditure
of
j
posed
of
Hance
J.
Logan,
M.P.,
this
$1,300,000.
I
do
not
want
chairman;
Herbert
Marler,
M.P.,
lion,
gentlemen
to
go
away
wilh.t'ol,
Thomas
Vien,
M.P.,
W.
J.
(he
impression
that
J
am
opposed
'Snowball,
M.P.,
James
Malcolm,
to
development
at
Prince
Rupert
;iM.
P.,
and
I-red
Mork,
M.P.
I
want
lo
see
Prince
Rupert
de
veloped
and
Ihe
harbor,
there
utilized.
I
do
say,
howevpr,
lhat
the
Minister
of
Public
Vrks
has
ill
advised
the
government
in
neglecting
Ihe
'mixed
farming
possibilities
of
northern
Ilritjsli
Columbia
while,
so
(o
speak,
putting
all
his
eggs
in
one
Mr.
King
(Kootenay)
:
Oh
no.
Mr.'
Stevens;
Th'at'Isiiat'iny
lion,
friend
has
done.
The
government
could
have
spent
half
a
million
on
this
elevator
and
pro
vided
first
class
facilities
for
some
years,
adding
lo
litem
ns
the
grain
trade
developed;
and
the
balance
of
Ihe
money
could
have
been
devoted
lo
developing
other
branches
of
agriculture
more
suitable
lo
Ihe
district
than
Hint,
of
grain
growing.
TIMBER
SALE
X
7050.
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
noon
on
Ihe
IKIh
day
of
June,
1925,
in
the
office
of
Forest
Supervisor
nt.
Smithers,
H.O.,
Iho
Licence
X7050,
to
cut
180,000
lineal
feci.
of
Cedar
Poles
and
piling
on
Lot
2380,
situated
on
the
South
Hank
of
Skeena
River,
west
of
Skeciin
Crossing
Cassiar
Land
District
Two
(2)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
any
one
unable
lo
nlleiul
tho
auction
In
person
may
submit
a
scaled
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
ns
one.
bid."
Further
particulars
of
tho
unioi
j
oresier,
vicuiria,
or
District
Forester,
'Prince
Ru
port,
B.C.
MANY
AT
AUDITORIUM
ON
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Dancing
Enjoyed
by
Great
Many,
Exhibition
Sword
Dance
The
Auditorium
proved
a
popular
rejidezvouS
qf
enlertainnienf,
oiiv
Saturday
night
when
a
largo
crowd
thoroughly
enjoyed
dancing
from
8.30
until
11
p.m.
Mr.
Marren
says
that
dancers
can
enjoy
themselves
just
as
much
between
8
and
11
as
between
II
nnd
2
a.m.
without
tho
proper
amount
of
sleep
being
interfered
with.
During
tho
first,
part
of
the
program
on
Saturday
Miss
Mary'
McKenzie,
Moricetown,
a
pupil
of
Miss
Nellie
Nicol,
Vancouver,
gave
a'
clever
exhibition
of
the
Highland
lling
and
the
sword
dance
accompanied
by
piper
Leslie.
The
dances
were
much
appreciated
both
by
Ihe
management
ami
the
spectators.
On
Wednesday
evening
H.
As
toria
will
give
an
impersonation
of
n
Chinaman
singing
a
song
anil
on
Thursday
evening
thero
will
bo
stings
by
Messrs.
Sabonr-
in
and
Couture,
CHARLIE
SMITH
IN
COMMAND
CARDENA
Capt.
A.
E.
Dickson
Has
Gone
to
the
Old
Country
to
Bring
Out
New
Vessel
Union
sleamer
Cardena,
north
bound
from
Vancouver
and
way
ports
10
Hlewarl,
Anyox
nud
Alice
Arm,
was
here
from
0
to
8
Can
You
Afford
to
Speculate?
TVERY
time
you
buy
something
you
are
1
either
speculating
or
making
a
definite
investment.
Fjew
people,
can
afford
to
speculate.
Yet
many
ido
it
continually,
in
making
their
every-
day
purchases.
And
it
is
so
unnecessary.
The
;
advertisements
make
it
easy
for
any
one
to...',
avoid
taking
a
chance.
7
The
merchant
or
manufacturer
who
ad-,
vertises,
realizes
that
the
good
-will
of
his
customers
means
money
in
the
bank
to
him.
He
knows
that
the
public
confidence
in
.
his
product
and
public
respect
for
his
own
character
are
as
valuable
as
his
credit
at
the
bank.
So
he
metres
the
individual
satisfaction
of
his
patrons,
their
loyalty
and
their
friendship
paramount
issues,
in
his
business.
When
you
buy
an
advertised
product,
you
cari
know
in
advance
what
to
expect
in
return
for
your
money.
You
can
count
on
its
being
right.
You
are
making
an
investment.
But
when
you
buy
nameless,
unbranded
mcr-
'
chandise,
you
are
taking
a
chance:
You
speculating.
:
II.
W,
MacLeod
has
been
ap
pointed
fisheries
overseer
for
the
district
of
Cariboo
succeed-!
ing
J.
Korin
Campbell
of
this
city.
A
temporary
automobile
camp
Is
to
no
esialiilslied
at
tne
rear
of
the
City
Hall
.here.
Kdward
Crppnwood,
C.N.R.
sec
tion
hand
at
Fort
Fraser,
died
jn
the
Prince
(Jen'rge
hospital
last
week
from
injuries
sustained
when
he
whs
struck
by
a
loco
motive.
Miss
Rulh
Ina
Pinkerman,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Pinkerman
of
this
cily,
and
Aubrey
A.
Harkwell,
also
of
this
city,
were
married
last
week
by
Rev.
S.
T.
Galhralth.
Afler
tho
o'clock
last
night.
Tho
vesiel
ceremony
which
was
a
very
pret
are:
Know
what
you
buy.
The
advertisements
will
tell
you.
had
a
fair
sized
passenger
list
and
freight
cargo.
Capt.
p.
U.
Smith,
well
known
as
master
of
the
freighter
Chillivvack,
is
now
in
command
of
the
Cardena
in
place
of
Capt.
A.
K.
Dickson,
t
lie
regular
skipper,
who
has
been
sent
to
the
Old
Country
by
tho
company
to
bring
out
the
new
steamer
Lady
Cynthia.
ON
GASBOAT
CRUISE
TO
SOUTHERN
CITIES
Charlie
Currle
and
Sydney
Hunter
Set
Sail
This
Morning
on
.',..
The
Ruby
Mae
.
Charlie
Ourrie
and
Sydney
Hunter
left
early
this
morning
on
the"
gasboat
Ruby
Mne
on
a
holiday
cruise
to'
Vancouvef,
Seattle
and
other
southern
cities.
They
expect
lo
make
the
trip
between
here
and
Vancouver
in
from
five
lo
seven
days
and
will
be
nway
altogether
about
n
month.
PRINCE
GEORGE
RAW
FURS
If
you
want
to
he
paid
highest
possible
CASH
prices
for
your
RAW
FURS,
forward
them
.to
R.
8.
ROBINSON
A
80NS,
LTD.
Branch
Receiving
Office:
1225-6
Standard
Bank
Bldg.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Head
Office:
H.S.
II.
Bldg.,
43-51
Louise
St.,
Winnipeg,
Man.
EsL
1883.
Incorporated
i
020
ly
one,
Ihe
couple
left
for
Saskatoon
wltfre
they
will
spend
(heir
honeymoon
..before,
proceeding
To
Edmonton
jo
take
up
their
residence.
The
cily
council
is
taking
steps
to
jnduce
Ihe
United
Grain;
Growers
to
establish
a
mill
here.
Their
plant
at
Hulton
was
recently
destroyed
by
fire
and
it
ift
understood
they
will
not
rebuild
there.
Mrs.
Ann
O'Rourke,
wife
of
Maurice
O'Rourke,
locomotive
engineer,
died
in
the
Prince
George
hospital
last
week
from
injuries
sustained
when
she
was
thrown
out
of
an
automobile
on
Ihe
Prince
George
-
Quesnel
highway.
The
Windsor
and
Columbus
hotels
here
have
been
granted
beer
licenses.
W.
L.
Armstrong,
station
agent
here,
is
erecting
a
resi
dence
on
tax
sale
lots
he
has
purchased
-from
Iho
cily,
y
Dr.
Hlack,
director
of
colonization
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
is
expected
hero
about
the
end
of
the
month
to
look
over
lands
in
hc
vicinity
of
Ihe
city
which
are
available
for
set
tlement.
Ho
will
bo
accompanied
by
his
assistant,
ft.
A,
Field.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
DRY
B1RCHW00D
and
Cedar
S&50
Per
Load
Cut
to
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
small
or
Now
obtainable
In
Prince
Rupert.
Spina
Canada's
Favorite
Furniture
Polish.
At
all
good
stores
In
largo
bottles.
Also
"SUPREMA"
and
the
famous
Bleach."
Mop
Oil
"Eureka
Look
for
the
Rooster
Label.