Friday.
July
10,
1925.
Take
REAL
Mustard
to
Your
Summer
Home
Be
sure
to
include
one
or
two
tins
of
COLMAN'S
MUSTARD
in
the
supplies
you
take
to
your
Summer
Cottage
or
Camp.
Only
real
Mustard
freihly
mixed
can
give
you
thst
savoury
zest
and
tang
in
your
food
that
you
appreciate
so
much.
And
only
real
mustard
freshly
mixed
with
cold
water
furnishes
real
aid
to
digestion.
Make
a
note
now
to
"remember
Colman's
Mustard"
when
you
leave.
(olmaris
SMC
OIU3
UIUCSCIUII
f
Silk
Striped
Voiles
In
lovely
offe.
's
for
Afternoon
or
Sh.pt
Dresses.
Res:
-1.75.
Special
$L35
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
EASTERN
CANADA,
UNITED
STATES,
And
to
JASPER
NATIONAL
PARK.
One
way
via
Vancouver
or
direct
rail
holh
direction.
V
hi
Tull
in
formation
apply:
R.
P.
McNAUQHTON,
District
Passenger
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DRY
BIRCHWOOD
and
Cedar
$6.50
Per
Load
Cut
to
any
length.
Hydelransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Don't
Miss
BENTS
Summer
Clearing
Sale
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
61.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Barvke,
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Kovlnn.
'JANET
SMITH
I
!
CASE
ANALYZED
Vancouver
Star
Defends
Colonel
McMullin
and
his
Department
UNHEALTHY
ATMOSPHERE
v
(Vancouver
Star)
Correspondents
of
Tlie
filar
ask
why
it
has
changed
if
posi-Mon
on
the
Janet
Smith
case.
It
has
not.
It
preyed
f,,r
investigation
from
the
beginning,
and,
if
necessary,
it
would
still
continue
to
press
for
the
same
thing.
But
investigation
is
proceeding.
One
of
(he
most
efficient
police
hodies
to
he
found
anywhere
is
handling
the
case.
The
Star
has
complete
confidence
in
Chief
McMullin,
in
In-1
speetnrs
Owen
and
Cruikshanks.i
and
in
their
subordinates.
Extreme
Difficulties
These
men
are
working
under
extreme
ditlicullies.
Municipal
bungling
at
the
lieginning,
followed
hy
well-meaning
hut
inexperienced
attempts
lo
assist,
have
destroyed
clues
and
have
cast
a
fog
of
uncertainly
over
every
available
item
of
evidence.
And,
on
top
of
all,
busy
tongues
have
added
to
the
din
and
confusion.
What
is
wanted
today
is
a
calm
and
judicial
atmosphere.
This
is
necessary
for
the
sake
of
the
memory
of
Janej
Smith
herself
and
in
order
thai
Won?
Foon
Sing
may
have
(he
fair
and
impartial
trial
to
which
he
is
entitled
under
the
Ilrilsh
system
of
justce.
Every
suggestion
t
hat
I
he
officers
of
the
law
are
not
honet-
ly
performing
their
duties
lo
(he
tiesi
or
their
alilllty
.uhls
tn
the
ditlicullies
of
the
position.
When
The
Sun
lakes
advantage
of
(he
situation
lo
turn
it
into
a
political
attack
on
the
altorney-gen-eral,
il
is
but
following
its
own
worst
tradition..
It
thereby
undoes
with
one
hand
the
goot.
it
sometimes
tries
to
do
with
the1
oilier
in
building
up
confidence1
in
Itrilish
Columbia.
Machine
Working
Whatever
mistakes
have
been
madp
hy
individuals,
the
law
machine
of
t
lio-province
is
working
steadily
and
consistently
towards
a
solution
of
the
case.
,
The
Star
believes
loday
that
n.ni
..I...
l.
..
.!'.,
;
.
1-
I
1
i
Ml
IIIUI
IUII
UC
UUIIC
41
ibeing
done,
and
that
the
integ
rity,
courage
and
ability
of
the
provincial
police
arc
beyond
tjuesliou.
Other
countries
and
other
limes
have
seen
unsolved,
mysteries.
Scotland
Yard
has
failed
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince.
Rupert,
and
situate
ahout
two
miles
In
a
northerly
direction
from
Hooney
Poirjt,
Massed
Inlet,
Graham
Island,
llritish
Columbia.
Take
Notice
that
Langara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
lasselt,
B.C.,
occit
pation
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
n
lease
of
the
following
de
scribed
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
two
miles
In
a
northerly
direction
from
llnoney
Point,
Massed
In
let,
flraham
Island,
Hrltish
Col
umhia;
thence
easterly
five
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mnrk;
thenco
northerly
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
westerly
five
chains;
thence
southerly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
lo
point
of
commencement,
ami
containing
eighty
arres,
more
or
less.
LANGARA
FISHING
PACKING
PACKING
CO.
LTI.
Applicant.
Per
E.
H.
Simpson,
Agent.
Dated
June
13th.
1025.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Notice
of
Application
for
Beer
License
'
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
on
the
I
Itli
day
of
Juno
next,
the
undersigned
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
for
i
licence
In
nspect
to
premises
being
part
of
the
building
known
as
Hudson
Hay
Hotel,
Telegraph
Creek,
H.G.
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lois
3
and
i,
block
2,
map
075,
Prince
Iliiperl
Land
Heglstrallon
District,
in
the
Province
of
Drills!)
Columbln,
for
Ilin
sale
of
beer
by
Iho
glass
or
by
open
hntllo
for
consumption
on
the
premises
Dated
this
25lh
day
of
May,
lo:
KIIIC
McO-EEIl,
Lessee,
Applicant.
1
Yes,
twice
as
1
rich
a
ordi.
m
wen
Pure
Milk
"From
Contented
Cows'
lime
and
again.
The
famous
North-West
Mounted
Police-
frequently
drew
(blank.
Hut
no
one
ever
suggested
(hat
they
did
anything
hut
their
best.
The
plain
matter
of
fact,
is
that,
in
the
Janet
Smith
case,
very
little
evidence
is
available.
Some,
and
possibly
the
most
valuable,
was
destroyed
on
the
very
'lay
f
the
tragedy
by
bungling
ollicials
and
by
the
undertaker.
What
is
left
is
for
the
most
part
locked
tip
in
a
few
a
very
few-hearts.
A
popular
-belief
lhat
the
Chinese
hoy
could
tell
a
slory
led
to
his
abduction
and
to
the
present
fiasco
arising
(herefrom.1
Hut,
as
far
as
is
known
at
present,
he
did
not
speak.
Circumstantial
Evidence
Of
circumstantial
evidence
there
is
little.
The
girl
was
found
dead.
Her
position,
her
attire,
aud
some
of'
Ihe
surroundings
indicate
that
il
could
not
have
been
the
result
of
ac
cident
or
suicide.
The
unseemly
haste
with
which
Ihe
preliminary
investigation
was
pushed
through
gave
fresh
fuel
to
a
suspicion
that
all
was
not
right.
Anil
later
elTorts
to
put
obstacles
in
the
way
of
full
and
free
investigation
added
to
life
restlessness
'
of
the
public
mind.
Hut
suspicion
does
not
give
sufllcient
ground
on
which
to
convict
an
individual.
"Even
if
il
were
granted
that
the
girl
did
not
die
from
a
bullet
from
a
revolver
held
in
her
own
hand,
it
then
becomes
necessary
to
fix
guilt
upon
some
one
person.
The
ditlicullies
lo
be
overcome
are
great.
If
responsibility
were
laid
on
the
most
severe
critic
of
the
attorney
general's
depart
merit,
he
would
soon
find
himself
in
jnuch
the
same
position
as
is
Mr.
Jackson
Restraint
Needed
Public
restraint
for
the
mo
ment,
a
full
and
searching
trial
when
Woug
Fiion
Sing
faces
the
charge
of
murder,
and
an
equally
full
and
searching
trial
of
those
accused
of
abduction,
are
nil
requisites
tn
a
solution
of
Ihtt
mystery.
Il
will
he
well
when
the
atmosphere
in
Vancouver
i
cleared.
Today
it
is
unhealthy
and
is
doing
much
harm.
The
Slar
has
not
changed
its
position.
It
wants
investigation,
and
it
believes
that
investigation
is
proceeding
under
very
com-pelent
police
direction
Advertise
In
the
Daily
Nowa
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
about
one
and
a
half
miles
east
of
Massctt
Lighthouse
at
the
mouth
of
Mas-sett
Duel,
Oralium
Island,
llritish
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Langara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Victoria,
B.C.,
occupation,
packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
least?
of
the,
following
described
lands;
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
Seven,
Crab
am
Island,
British
Columbia,
about
one'
and
a
half
miles
east,
of
Massed
Lighthouse
at
the
mouth
of
Massed
Inlet,
(Iraham
Island,
British
Columbia;
tlrcneo,nnrlhcrly
five
chains,
more
or
loss
to
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly,
nlong
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
one,
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
LANC.AHA
FISHING
&
PACKING
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
Per
E.
II.
Simpson,
Aent.
Dated
June
10th,
1025.
THE
DAILT
rTEWB
PAOK
F1VB
FRUIT
CROP
IS
NOT
VERY
GOOD
Scarcity
of
Strawberries
and
Apricots
Owing
to
Failure'
PRICES
OF
PRODUCE
Housewives
who
contemplate
preserving
Terrace
strawberries
should
not
deiay
making
ar-l
rangemenis
in
.secure
tnein,
as
.the
quantity
reaching
llns
city
in
about
50
per'cent
or
t
hat
which
canie1n
last-year.
Tlws-eroLLil
very
poor
this
year,
and
the
juices
will
not
be
cheaper
or
the
quality
better-
than
now.
Last
evening
only
four
crates
arrived
by
express
for
tius
city,
whereas
tOfl
crates
could
easily
be
used
on
the
local
market.
A
24
basket
rrale,
extra
fancy,
is
now
selling
at.
$3.75,
and
choice
grade
at
K3.25,
Cheaper
berries
for
jam
will
possibly
be
on
the
market.
New
arrivals
this
week
end
in
Hie
vegetables
line
will
include
green
corn
on
Ihe
cob,
and
the
retail
price,
will
be
two
heads
for
25c.
The
price
will
be
easier
within
the
next,
two
weeks
when
local
B.C.
crop
comes
in.
Wax
and
green
beans
will
also
be
on
Hie
local
market
this
week
end
and
the
opening
price
will
be
35c
per
lb.
The
price
should
decline
before
another
week.
New
green
peas
are
now
plentiful
and
are
selling
at
3
lbs.
for
25c.
Hyng
cherries,
for
canning,
in
prime
condition,
are
plentiful
and
preserving
of
these
should
be
general
at
the
present
time.
Australian
grapes
are
due
this
week
and
the
retail
price,
will
be
10c
per
lb.
Apricot
Crop
Failure
The
B.C.
apricot
crop
is
practically
a
failure
this
year.
There
will
be
no
carload
lots
arrive
in
Vancouver
this
year
and
the
loqal
market
will
depend
primarily
on
Washington
aud
the
price
will
not
be
muclr
lower
than
$2.50
per
crate.
The
time
for
preserving
these
will
he
within
the
next
two
weeks.
New
season's-'
apples
are
due
this
week
end,
wild
the
retail
price
has
not
been
set
as
yet.
Kasaba
melons
lire
arriving
this
week
end
and
will
retail
at
10c
per
lb.
Horieydew
melons
and
Persian
melons
arc
also
due
before
the
week
end.
The
first
shipment
of
Bartlelt
pears
arrives
this
week
and
the
opening
price
will
be
75e
per
dozen.
lied
currants
are
now
arriving
and
black
currants
will
be
plentiful
next
week.
Raspberries
will!
also
irrive
in
good
quantities.
The
butler
market
is
a
little
higher
and
the
first
of
the
week!
will
see
an
advance
from
the
pre
sent
price
of
1
5c
to
50c
per
lb.,
or
two
lbs.
for
05c.
Flour
has
taken
a
drop,
due
to
the
good
reports
of
the
crop
conditions
fin
the
prairies,
and
is
now
selling
at
$2.85
for
No.
1
hard
wheat
flour
Retail
prirns
prevailing
here
today
are
as
follows:
Butter
Rrookfield,
Shamrock
and
Woodland,
lb.
43c
E.
C.
D
45o
Vanderhoof
Lard
Eggs
Alberta
fresh
seconds
B.C.
fresh
firsts
.
.
B.C.
fresh
extras
k.
.
.
Local
Pullets
.
.
.
.
.'.
Local
New
Laid
...
Vegetablt
i
Parsley,
hunch
...
..
Mint,
bunch
...
...
.
Watercress,
bunch
Green
Onions,
3
hunches
Local
Radishes,
bunch
New
potatoes,
0
lbs.
...
New
potatoes,
sack
..
..
Potatoes,
Smilhers,
100's
California
Onions,
2
lls.
..
.
New
heels,
I
lbs
,
.
New
Carrots,
1
lbs.
Yakima
Rulebagas,
I
lhs.
..
45c
Pure
.
.
...
28c
Compound
25c
Cheese
Alberta
solids
...
...
.....
30c
Ontario
"solids
35c
Stilton,
lb
.
.
35c
and
10c
Kraft
........
45c
Norwegian
Goat
...
COc
Napoleon
Llmbcrger
...
...
70b
Roquefort
'.
75c
Edam,
H
50c.
Swifts'
Buttercup,
lb.
..
..
45o
fiorgonzola,
lb
75c
McLaren's
Cream,
jnrs
45c'
&
85clApple
Jack
C0o.
Peaches,
reeled
10c
50c
Cucumbers,
each
Don't
Judge
from
Appearances!
1
1
"HE
earth
looks
flat
enough
!
That's
why
so
many
thousand
years
came
and
went
before
our
ancestors
eyen
suspected
the
terrestrial
globe
of
being
round.
Their
eyes
deceived
them!
Don't
depend
on
appearances
to
guide
you
right.
Don't
buy
goods
on
the
strength
of
looks
alone.
Merchandise
with
a
well-known
name
has
the
call.
Only
the
maker
of
a
good
product
can
afford
to
advertise
his
name.
Attempts
to
popularize
unworthy
goods
cannot
succeed.
Wise
merchants
and
manufacturers
seek
the
good
papers
to
tell
the
stories
of
their
wares.
The
publishers
seek
the
reputable
advertising
for
their
readers
guidance.
Well-informed
buyers
seek
news
of
good
merchandise
through
the
columns
of
the
best
papers.
This
proves
the
value
of
advertising.
Neither
advertiser
nor
publisher
can
prosper
without
your
patronage.
Therefore,
it
is
to
their
advantage
to
cater
to
you.
They
do
it,
too.
It
is
distinctly
to
your
advantage
to
be
guided
by
the
messages
they
lay
before
you
the
advertisements.
Oreen
peas,
3
lb.
...
Leeks,
bunch
.
i
-
Fruit
Cherries,
lb.
30c,
10
lbs
55c
Brazils
and
filberts
...
50o'
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
05c
5o
10c
10c
.
10c
'..
5c
.
.25o
$3.10
$3.00
J
."io
25c
25o
?.r.n
20c
and
25c
Walnuts,
shelled
halves
.
Sugar
White,
per
100
Yellow,
per
100
...
...
,
Flour
Flour,
40's,
No.
1
hard
.
.
y
Read
them
regularly!
25c
10c
$4.00
Apples,
winesaps
.f
i.-'o
Oramges,
Sunkist,
dez.
356
to
51
Lemons,
Sunkist,
dnz.
..
..
40c
Bananasj
lb.
,
15c
Grapefruit,
Florida
20c
California
grapefruit,
3
for
35c
Comb
Honey
40c
Extracted
Honey,
lb.
25c
'&
35c
Strawberries,
basket,
15c
and
20c
Cantaloupes
..
15c
and
20c
Peaches,
duz
,
50c
&
COc
'Hums,
lb.
...
.
25o
Water
melon,
lb
8e
Dried
Fruits
Dates,
hulk,
3
lbs.
40c
Dates,
Dromedary
...
25c
Raisins,
bulk,
2
lbs
25c
Raisins,
package,
lb
20c
Lemon
and
Orange
Peel
....
350j
Citron
Peel
50c!
Black
Cooking
-Figs
25o
and
30c
While
Figs,
2
lb.
for
35ci
Currants
2
2
Mm
Prunes
20c-25c
...
...
25o
...
...
25c
Apricots,
lb.
...
...
....
30c
Nuts
Almonds,
shelled
Jordans..
$1.00
...
25c
.
50c
.
C5o
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$7.15
wheal
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National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,.
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
SSP
Meats
Fowl,
No.
1,
lb
35c
Roasting
Chicken,
lb.
40o
and
45c
Ham,
sliced,
first
grade
...
55c
Ham,
whole,
first
grade
...
45c
Bacon,
hack,
sliced
COc
Bacon,
side
45c
to
COc
Ayrshire
bacon,
11
35c
Veal,.
shoulder
20o
Veal,
loin
38o
Veal,
leg
,
28c
Pork,
shoulder
28c
Pork,
loin
,
460
?2.85;Pork,
leg
...
,
38o
Pastry
Hour,
10's
......
...
C5c
Reef,
pot
roast
15o
to
20c
Pastry
Flour,
40s
..,
...
$3.10
Hoof,
boiling
12
lo
15c
Fish
R,.(.f,
stoak
30c
to
45o
White
spring
salmon
....
12
Me
Roof,
roast
prime
rih
30c
Jien
sprin
salmon
Z0c;Lamb.
chops
,.
,
50c
Halibut,
lb.
..
..
..
15c
to
25c
Lamb,
shoulder
...
...
,.'32o
Smoked
hippers.
Ib
15o
Mutton
iir
.
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lilt
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,auiiiiowcr,
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Kippered
Salmon.
Ib
25c
Lamb,
leg
45o
and
iOcjSmoked
Black
Cod,-lb
,.20o
Mutton,
chops
.
40c
Cabbage,
local
B.C.,
lb
8c
Finnan
Baddies,
Ib
25o,
Mutton,
shoulder
28o
B.C.
head
lettuce,
10c,
3
for
25c
Salt
Mackerel,
lb
25c
Feed
fiarllc,
Imported,
per
lb.
fiOcjEastern
Salt
Herring,
2
for
..
25cj
10Q
lbs.
B.C.
hothouse
tomatoes,
lb,
30o
Salt
Codfish
Fillets,
Ib
30c
Wheat,
No.
5
.,
$3.15
Fresh
local
rhubarb,
4
lb.
,.
25c,Donele88
Salt
Cod
bricks,
lb.
25o
Oats
2
05
One
cannot
burn
the
candle
at
Wends
You
wouldn't
light
a
candle
at
both
ends
and;
expect
il
to
last
very
long.
And
you
can't
attend
your
many
duties
as
wife
and
mother,
then
pile
oir
washday
labor,
and
expect
to
keep
yourself
fresh
and
Vigorous.
Why
not
let
us
take
care
of
washday
toil
and
trouble?
One
of
our
many
services
will
fit
exactly
both
your
needs
and
your
purse.
And
you
can
"keep
the
homo
fires
burning"
without
burning
the
candle
nf
.oth
ends.
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steam
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