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Co.
Phone
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Anytime.
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Taxi,
00c.
1'hoiic
C78.
If
La
Parisienne
Ueauty
Shop,
Fourth
St.,
I'hone
301.
tf
Two
cars
at
your
service.
lled(JoIl
Taxi.
J'honc
134.
tf
Hii:h
and
poor
can
ride
now.
50c.
for
a
taxi
to
go
anywhere.
urown
laxi.
I'hone
80.
tl
Fred
Ve!ch
returned
to
town
last
night
after
spending
the
week-end
at
Kitsuinkaluni.
Knight
of
Pythian.
Inslalla
tion
of
ollicerw
toniglit
at
8
p.m.
Please
attend.
Fred
Wesch,
K.ll.
&
S.
The
Kxhihilion
Prize
List
i.
available.
Have
you
tot
vour
ropy
tiet
one
at
the
Fair
Hoard
office,
City
Hall.
Chris
Klkins,
who
has
been
"to
Vancouver
on
a
business
Irii
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Oar-
dena
yesterday
afternoon.
Major
C.
11.
North
was
a
nas
siMiirer
going
through
on
the
Canletia
last
evening
bound
from
Vancouver
to
Stewart.
Mrs.
V.
II.
Derry
and
family
sailed
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
on
Sat
unlay
afternoon
to
spend
a
short
holiday
in
the
couth.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walsou
of
Dighy
Island
returned
on
Ihe
Princess
Louise
today
from
a
trip
whicl
look
them
(o
the
Fasleru
provinces.
Postmaster
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Morison
and
Mrs.
Morison,
who
have
been
soutli
on
vacation,
relumed
home
on
the
Cardena
yes-'efday
afternoon.
Figuring
on
selling
your
household
elieclsT
Why
not
let
us
make
a
free
valuation?
Our
experience
saves
you
dollars'.
Prince
Hupert
Kxchango.
I'bone
G5i.
U
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Han
Lidslone
relumed
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon
after
visiting
Victoria
where
Mr.
Lidslone
was
called
on
account
of
the
death
of
his
brother.
The
Strawberry
Social
to
be
held
tomorrow
afternoon
by
St.
Andrew's
Women's
Auxiliary
on
ihe
Church
.grounds
has
to
be
postponed
owing-
to
the
death
of
Captain
McCoskrie.
tieorges
(tonlhier,
auditor
general
of.
Canada,
was
a
passenger
for
I
lie
north
on
Ihe
Princess
Louise
this
morning,
lie
will
go
as
far
as
lavson
and
will
spend
some
little
time
in
the
north
before
returning
east.
O.N.
II.
Steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
K.
Mabhs,
arrived
from
Vancouver
via
the
(Jueen
Chariot
le
Islands
a
1)
o'clock
Sun
day
morning
and
is
scheduled
to
return
soulh
by
Ihe
same
route,
sailing
from
here
at
8
o'clock
this
evening.
INMOUNCEMENTS
fi.W.V.A.
picnic
luly
9.
Getting
Ready
For
Fair
Uie
fair.
if
LlmtSJ
We
are
busy
tin
a
new
recipe
booklet
which
will
lie
distributed
at
the
Kxhihilion.
The
recipes
are
all
from
wonwn
in
Hiitish
Columbia
iiiimI
we
have
personally
cooked
vnch
one.
These
will
not
be
ready
before
Limited
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Faotorles
at
Ladner
and
Abbots
ford
THB
DAILY
HKWI
Commodore
Cafe
THIRD
AVENUE
The
Cafe
of
Distinction.
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
Itreakfast,
Lunches,
Afternoon
Teas,
Dinners
and
after
Theatre
Refreshments
Our
Specially
is
Home
Made
Ice
Cream
and
Confection-cryt
Wholesale
or
Retail.
You
will
be
pleased
with
our
service
Let
us
please
you.
KILLAS&CHR1ST0PHER
Phone
17
Sheddon's
Taxi
the
oritrinal
50c.
taxi.
Phone
134.
tf
Jtasehall
tonight.
.Sons
of
Cunudfi
vs.
Gyros.
Aci'opolis
Hill.
fc'ee
the
Fair
Hoard
secretary
about
the
ticket,'
selling
contest
for
14)25
Exhibition.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
J.
W.
Moorhoust
who
have
been
on
a
holiday
trip
to
auruuver,
returned
lolhe
city
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
after
noon.
Frank
Phiscator
of
Terrace
returned
lo
the
city
on
the
Prin
cess
Charlotte-
Saturday
after
noon
after
a
trip
lo
the
Deas'e
Lake
gold
diggings.
K.
11.
Simpson,
manager
of
the
l.angara
Packing
Co.'s
cannery.
and
Mrs.
Simpson;
arrived
in
the
city
from
Massett
on
the
Prince
John
yesterday.
They
are
here
on
business.
Don't
forget
the
dance,
Friday,
July
21,
Flks
Home
in
aid
of
Miss
Laura
Frizzell,
Elks'
and
Skeena
River
Candidate
for
Ex
hibition
Scholarship.
Admission
"5e-
and
50c.
100
Mrs.
W.
J.
Jefferson
and
hei
daughter.
Helen,
are
sailinc
to
morrow
xifteruooiu
on
the
Car
dena
for
Vancouver.
They
exoe
to
return
here
in
the
fall
to
re
s,ume
(heir
residence.
Jack
Pedersen,
well
known
pioneer
mining.
man
of
the
Portland
Canal
section,
was
a
pas-,
senger
on
the
Cardena
yesterday:
afternoon
bound
north
from
Vancouver
to
Stewart.
J.
McMahon,
who
lias
been
in
Ihe
city
in
connection
with
the
building
of
the
plant,
for
the
P.
Hums
Co.
on
the
waterfront,
returned
south'
on
the
Princess
Heatrice
Saturday
night.
.Vis's'
Marguerite
Young
of
this
city
was
a
visitor
last
week
al-
Douglas
Lodge,
Stuart
Lake,
in
company
with
her
brother
and
sister-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Young
of
Prince
George.
John
Dybhavn
returned
to
the
city
on
last
night's
train
after
having
spent
the
last
two
or
three
weeks
at
Lake
Katblyn
where
bis
family
are
established
in
their
new
summer
home.
The
outgoing
train
had
an
ex
ceptionally
'heavy
load
this
morning
which
necessitated
I
lie
use
of
two
engines.
In
addition
to
Ihe
standard
equipment,
there
were
four
carloads
of
fisli
des
lincjl
for
the
eastern
market.
C.P.ll.
steamer
Princess
Louise
Capt.
Arthur
dialer,
arrived
from
the
south
(his
morn
nir
at
7
o'clock
and-
sailed
for
Alaska
at
0.
She
carried
a
full
list
of
passengers
,
the
majority
of
whom
are
making
the
round
trip
to
Alaska.
S.
C.
Jackson
of
the
wireless
station
ut
Dighy
with
Mrs-.
Jackson
and
family
have
been
enjoying
a
launch
cruise
in
northern
waters.
They
visited
llyder,
Stewart,
Alice
Arm
and
Anyox
in
Ihe
course
of
their
holiday
and
were
nay
about
Iwo
weeks
in
"all.
The
mofor
yacht
"Cvtthera"
reached
nor!
this
afternnnii
nn
Pfirlfir
Milk
f!n
lliei'
wu'
to
Alaska.
The
craft
In
the
jiorlhern
waters
on
a
cruise.
She
called
in
port
for
supplies.
The
vessel
is
large
and
speedy
and
one
of
the
finest
yachts
entering
t
lie
harbor
thu
season.
H
ere
an
dTh
ere
Record
catches
of
mackerel
are
reported
from
Yarmouth,
N.
S.
and
nearby
fishing
villages.
One
man,
at
Cranberry
Head
took
over
150
barrels
of
fish
from
one
trap
and
another
fisherman
at
Burns
Point
reported
over
seventy-five
barrels
from
a
single
trap.
Thirteen
ships
with
a
total
of
7988
head
of
Canadian
cattle
left
Montreal
during
May
and
three
more
ships
left
during
the
first
week
of
June.
Canadian
cattle
are
now
stated
to
be
In
strong
demand
in
the
British
market
despite
Irish
and
English
competition.
The
reconstructed
Basilica
at
Ste.
Anne
de
Beaupre
which
was
destroyed
by
fire
in
1923
will
be
open
to
the
public
on
the
second
Sunday
in
September
according
to
a
recent
report
and
it
is
expected
.that
the
huge
pilgrimages'
to
the
.famous
shrine
will
shortly
be
re
sumed.
A
remarkable
wave
of
interest
in
.Canada
is
sweeping
Great
Britain
at
the
present
time
and
all
sorts
of
information
is
being
sought
by
British
firms
as
to
conditions
in
,the
Dominion
according
to
F.
W.
Motfley
superintendent
of
the
Dominion
Express
Company
of
Canada
for
Europe
who
arrived
here
recently
for
a
trip
across
the
country.
Canada's
third
largest
industry,
'its
tourist
traffic
showed
an
increase
of
60,000'
in
the
National
Parks
for
1924,
according
to
a
report
issued
by
Commissioner
J.
B.
Harkin.
Banff
and
Lake
Louise,
in
the
Roky
Mountains,
showed
a
combined
advance
of
15,000
visitors.
At
Banff
1,693
camping
permits
were
issued.
Robert
E.
Barlow,
manager
of
Walter
Hagen,
annouicn
that
the
British
Open
Championship
winner
will
make
a
golf
tour
of
Western
Canada
this
summer
visiting
Winnipeg,
Regina,
Calgary
and
the
famous
Rocky
Mountain
course
at
Banff.
Hagen
has
won
the
British
Open
Championship
twice
and
the
United
States
Open
Championship
once.
Arrangements
have
been
completed
for
staging
the
biggest
Indian
Pow-pow
ever
held
on
the
North
American
Continent
at
Mac-leod.
Alberta,
early
in
July,
Thousands
of
Indians
from
the
Bloods,
Blackfeet,
Peigans,
Crows,
Crees,
Stonies,
Sioux
and
representatives
from
the
Six
Nations,
in
the
East
will
take
part
in
the
historic
and
picturesque
pageant.
.
A
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
freight
train
was
recently
held
up
near
Lemberg,
Sak.,
by
a
swarm
of
tent
caterpillars
which
interfered
with
the
functioning
of
the
drive
wheels
on
the
greasy
rails,
where
the
insects
had
gathered
in
Millions.
All
efforts
to
plow
through
or
remove
the
swarm
were
unsuccessful
and
no
progress
could
be
made
until
kalf
the
cars
were
discharged.
Preparations
are
practically
complete
for
the
1925
Calgary
Exhibition
and
Stampede.
It
is
anticipated
that
the
stamptde
this
year
will
be
the
biggest
ever
held.
It
has
been
extensively
advertised
in
Canada
and
the
United
States,
and
a
large
number
of
inquiries
have
been
received
from
interested
parties,
who
anticipate
being
present.
Entries
have
been
received
from
all
the
best
known
riders
and
ropers
on
the
continent,
and
the
large
number
of
valuable
prises
offered
for
competition
ensures
that
the
spectator
will
see
the
best
that
can
be
offered
in
the
way
of
broncho
breaking,
roping,
wild
steer
riding,
Col.
and
Mrs.
S.
p.
McMordie
returned
today
on
the
Prince
Charles
from
a
(rip
south.
E.
J.
'i'ingley
and
Hert
Tingley.
formerly
of
Port
Clements
and
more
recently
residing
in
Victoria,
are
bark
in
this
dislric'
engaged
for
the
summer
in
the
salmon
fisheries.
E.
J.
is
fishing
out
of
Huledalc
and
Her!,
out
of
Inverness.
SALT
LAKES
SERVICE
The
Launch
"23"
will
leave-Swanson's
Float
on
Thursday,!
Saturday
and
Sunday
Afternoons
j
every
half
hour
from
1
p.m.
until
C.30
p.m.
and
on
oilier
wcekj
days
at
2,
3
and
0.(5
p.m.
Tift:
last
boat
home
each
day
will
leave
Salt
Lakes
float
sharp'
at
7
p.m.
Sunday,
and
holiday
picnio
parlies
specially
arranged
for.
I
Launches.
rowboats
and
canoes
for
sale
and
hire.
PRINCE
RUPERT
UOATHOUSE1
You
need
DaL
PAOfc
THRIW
a
neW
DdlUUIg
season
We
have
a
w
ide
asorlmeiit
of
colors
and
slypes
Skull
Cap,
Helmet,
Aviation,
Diving
some
prettily
jecor-alcd,
others
quite
plain.
Some
have
eliiir
straps
like
Hie
Submarine
style
which
lias
the
strap
built
into
ear
pockets,
keeps
(he
water
out
and
takes
Ihe
pressure
off
the
ears.
Prices
range
from,
each
25c
to
$2.00
Rubber
Bags
to
carry
UaQiiug
Suit
aird
Towels
from
51.75
to
$3.75
Ear
Stopples,
lo
protert
the
ears
while
in
the
water,
per
pair
.
25c
Water
Wings,
lo
gtve-Toiifidence
while
learning
lo
swim,
per
pair
50c
Don't
vvui'
until
yon
want'
to
use
these
tilings,
the
stores
may
je
Immh!
when
you
need
(hetn.i
Buy
now.
ORME3
LIMITED
Wholesale
and
Retail
Druggists
3rdAve.
and
6th
St.
Phones
82
and
200
WHEN
TEACHER
!
a
K
e
pt
you
m
Heuieinber
when
you
were
a
little
girl
and
how
you
fell
when
teacher
kepi
you
in
"after
school"
on
a
bright,
spring
afternoon
?
'
And
isn't
it
Ihe
same
when
washing
keeps
you
in
tf
ic
house
now
Hint
spring
is
here?
Our
Family
Washing
Service
will
do
your
washing
thoroughly
and
iron
all
your
flat
work,
wilh
complete
satisfaction.
Let
our
representative
explain
to
you
this
De.
Luxe
Laundry
Service
for
people
who
are
only
satisfied
with
the
best.
'.AlflUI
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phone
8
nBBn
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
-Prince
George
Prince
Charles
K;:.hr:-'-
Cm
m
Prince
Hupert
,
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
Seattle
and
intermediate
.ports,
Moo-lav.
at
i.oo
p.m.,
and
Wednesday
and
Saturday,
at
O.oo
p.m.
For
Anyox"
and
Stewart
Monday
and
Friday,
4
p.m.
For
Skagway
and
Alaska
Ports,
Wednesday,
4.00
p.m.
S.S.
Prince
John
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
Vancouver,
Fortnightly.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
except
Sunday
1130
IJll.
for
Prince
George,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
aP
(mints
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Cauuda,
L'nlltd
States.
,
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Ticket
Office,
E2S
TMrd
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert.
Phone
260.
UNION
STEAMbHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailing!
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Prince
Rupert,
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Eweneon
Bay,
and
Alert
Bay,
Tueiday,
6
P.M.
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alert
Bay,
and
Sweneon
Bay,
"Saturday,
10
A.M
For
ANYOX,
AllCE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naat
River
Cannerlte,
Friday
A.M.
123
2nd
Avenue.
t.
Barneley.
AgenL
Prince
Rupert.
B.O.
SALMON
OILERS
Before
outfitting
it
will
pay
you
to
inspect
our
line
of
Trolling
Uear.
We
have
a
new
line
of
Salmon
Hooks,
Swivells,
Cuttyhunk
and
Gear
of
all
kinds.
.In
our
slork
you
will
find
everything
you
require
Anchors,
Rope,
Chain,
Marine
Hardware
of
all
kinds,
Hull
and
Copper
Paints,
Galley
Stoves
and
Utensils.
If
it's
for
Ihe
boat
we
have
it.
Boats
are
lost
every
year
by
fire
have
you
got
your
Pyrene
Fire
Extinguisher
yet?
Wc
sell
them.
Call
and
see
us.
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
(Near
Post
Office)
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
uexl
dour
to
Frizzell
Uul'-her
Shop,
across
from
the
Empre
Hotel
We
carry
a
lull
line
of
'
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelli
Proprietor
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr,
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
DUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phones
687
539
Gr.
601
Black
735