nday,
June
14,
1920.
Snowy
Whitened
1
'
i
w
i
A
'
You're
sure
of
snowy-
whiteness
always
in
the
children's
garments
in
your
own
pretty
things
in
all
your
dainty
linens
and
cottons
if
you
always
use
Reckitt
s
tstn
n
f
he
handy
bag
with
the
Blue
and
White
stripes
Wright
&
Ditson
.
BASEBALL
&
TENNIS
Sporting
Goods
M
:i
in
l.ui.i.t.i.
-nlii
llii
uiigti'Mil
tin.'
world,
livery
rl
ii'
Ik
i
j
in--
(ln'ir
mum
i
L'n.ir.iiili'i.l
i
mtr
miuiiv
ii
;
Our
u
ii
"
are
i-ululogue
price-,
-ante
a-
Knlorn
Ulndi'
Jl
1
rf'W
-wis
Mud
;ifi'
.
fiirrhllw,,1gcMds
adc
Iiy
11
deff
ndaTile
firm
mid
oUl
by
-a
di-j)udtiuT$
dealer.
It
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t.k
Hi,
lia.l
-
,V
.
mI
n
r.
wtitiL
u.i.l
Iltun
wf
the
goods.
jw
m
mm
m
m
m
57
UZ&
(J)VS.
M(X
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
ananian
Msh
tv
I
n
n
.Ntnrape
I
n.,
rn.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
NISH
All
ilal
pieces
washed,
ironed
and
nenlly
folded.
Wearing
apparel
practically
ready
to
wear,
only
re-
tres
u
Illle
ri'lnni'li
tnir
wit
i
1
1
ii
1
1
1
1
ii'uli.
'
-
c
-
Tvry
This
Service
Inlmum
Charge,
SI
.20.
7c
per
lb.
plus
1c
per
ploco.
Your
bundle
returned
within
three
day.
SBSBSlSBBSaSlSam
WWWMWmK-.l
9
V.
Phone
118
Local
and
Personal
Phone
15.
P.R.
Coal
Co.
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
678.
If
B.C.
Undertakers,
Phone
4t.
Crystal
Firelighters.
48
fo.'
$1.00.
Hyde
Transfer.
Phono
580,
tf
Thin
afternoon's
train
due
from
the
Hast
at
3,30,
will
arrive
on
I
line.
'
'
H.
C.
I'yin
of
Vancouver
ar
rived
in
.the
cllron
the
Princess
'
CllHrlotlft
this
nioriilnir
and
it
cgislered
at
the
Prince
Uuneil
Hotel.
i
Or.'
and
Mrs.
F.
O.
Hauling
of
Torontd
an?
spending
a
week'
In
lliu
Atliit
district
and
wilt
pawn
through
the
city
aboard
th?
Princess
Charlotte
on
Saturday
of
till
'week
rnroute
to
Victoria.
Constable
J.
Amlprnn
nf
f
It.
city
'ifetachnieiit
of
the
city
police
returned
lo
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
after.
a
brief
vfull
in
Nana
i
mo
where
he
wa
called
a
a
Aitness
at
the
A-
T.
F.
Uerni-r
and
A.
I..
Hen-
iler
-of
.Lancaster.
Ohio.,
official.
of
lhtfi;Pj?nO',ylvanlanJ
ultalfw'ay.
arrived
in
the
city
from
thri
Kal
on
laf
nichl'tt
train
and
naileil
hi
morning
n
the
Princes
Cliarlotle
for
Alaska.
Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
I..
Stamford
and
family
of
Oigby
Ixlatid
tail-
"d
by
the
I'tIiiwhh
Louise
on
Saturday
afternoon
to
2peul
.
iix
wet-ks'
vacation
visiting
Van
i-ouver.
Vieloria
and
cities
in
ihe
tiorthweslern
stales.
Another
enjoyable
danco
un
der
Scandinavian
auspice
wa
hfld
in
the
Melmpole
Hall
Saturday
iilftht.
Oecpile
the
fact
that
the
dancing
eaon
i.
over
anil
Ihe
weather
ouUldw
mort
allrarllve,
there
was
a
fairly
(fund
attendance.
1
""
The
judls
of
Ihe
Oeoryelnwn
vhiH
all
being
laid
up
with
fin
the
teacher,
Miss
Camille
Peler
wtme
inln
town
lal
enin
and
Ik
rlurnin
Imlay.
She
sav
Mial
at
Ihe
week
end
she
Iook
purl
in
n
fi.liiiif!
parly
al
the
big
lake
and
bronchi
home
13
fire
ifi-,mens
of
Imul.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Munn,
after
liavinit
pent
the
jtaxt
monlh
MMlm
tit
Heorgelown
witli
tlieli
oii-iu-law
and
daueliler,
Mr
ami
Mr.
II.
McAfee,
returned
lo
Vancouver
on
the
Prtncv
Hu-
lierl
last.uihl.
They
eamu
Into
hmn
by
Kaboal
yesterday
after
noon
being
accompanied
by
Mr.
Mr.Uee.
Mr.
Fred
Stork
and
daugh
ters.
Kathleen
-and
Patrjcia,
relumed
to
the
city
on
Salurda?
afternoon's
train
from
Ottawa
w.here
they
have
been
for
Ihe
past
few
months.
Mr.
Stork
i
expected
in
the
city
about
tlie
end
of
the
month
shortly
afle.
Ihe
cloe
or
the
parliamentary
ciion.
the
talloHua
business
at
S'mtlh
ers
and
who
is
lo
establish
him
south.'
accompanied
by
hi
daughter,
Miss
Winnifred
Anjrer
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PADS
THRU!
Do
Your
Bowels
Ever
Become'
Constipated?
A
free
motion
of
the.
bowels,
Jtry
day,
should
b
the
aim
of
srer
on
who
aspires
to
perfect
health,
for
once
the
bowels
become
elojzed
op
all
the
other
organi
of
the
bod
get
deraoged,
and
all
Vlnd
of
diieaeet
and
dieordera
are
liable
to
attack
the
tyitem.
IX
you
tako
oar
ad
rice
and
sm
Milburn's
1
yon
wfll
find
that
they
will
rejpilats
and
keep
your
bowels
and
lirer
la
proper
anape,
and
when
this
is
dons
there
is
not
much
chancs
of
yon
ever
being
sick.
This
valuable
remedy
ai
been
oa
the
market
for
the
ut
32
years;
put
op
only
by
The
T.
Milbuxn
Cft,
Limited,
Toroalo,
Ost
Valhalla
annual
picrjic
Aug.
1.
Wallaces
Anniversary
Sale,
June
15
lo
IV.
I3'J
St.
Andrew's
Society
annual
picnic
to
Olgby
Inland
August
I.
See
our
windows
for
values
Wallace's
Anniversary
Sale.
13U
Stove
length
,
wood
.$3.50
.per
oad
delivered.
'"Pdione,
N.'.ibtrt
vicll,
Oreen
5-tSij
154
Mrs.
J.
Mnsort
Adams,
after
having
spent
several
days
visit-ng
in
the
cilVi.'
returned
lo
Smithers
on
this
moruing'K
train.
Monday
and
Tuesday
at
th
Westholme,
the
Joy
Maids.
Ilia1
class
vaudeville
and
pictures
Two
shows,
7
and
V
P-u.
Vaude
ville
at
8.t0
i.m,v
134
Mr.
Lang
and
her
troupe
ol
Juvenile
Itostoniaus,
who
will
IHirfdrm
at
,the.
Westholnn
Theatre
Ibis
week,
arrived
from
Alaska
on
the
Princess
Louis
Saturday
afternoon.
Thomas
A.
Kellej,
well
known
Queen
Charlotte
Island
loggin
operator,
is
a
visitor
in
the
city,
havimg
arrived
by
.gasbpat
from
Logan
Inlet
Saturday
afternoon
lie
is
accompanied,
by
J.
Mac
.Miiian
ami
J.
if.
.Moloney.
II.
F.
Swain
n
lo,
who
succeeds
Xiek
Murchie
as
district
renre
sentalivo
of
.Marshall-VA'ells,
the
Vancouver
hanlware
cuncern,
i
in
the
city
on
this
first
visit
having
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Cardena
last
evening.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A;
Hanks
ar
rived
in
the
city
from
Slewarl
last
night
on
Iheir
way
to
Smith
ers.
Mr,.
Hanks
istmanaser
of
Ihe
H.
.C.
Silver
Cii,
'which
re
cenlly
look
over
the
Shufer
group
of
claims
on
Hudson
Hay
Mountain.
William
McNeish,
auditor
fo
Ihe
Workmen's
Comnensatio!
Hoard,
arrived
in
Ihe
city
from
i
ne
inienor
on
last
tughl
s
Irain
ami
win
spend
scVr:l
duv
here
on
odicial-
duties.
Ho
will
also
visit
hlewart
and
Anyox
be
fore
proceeding
tovhis
head
quarters
in
Vancouver.
I.
Anger,
who
was
formerly
In
Having
been
renovated
tin
ough-
-
out
during
the
winter
and
wilh
everal
new.
features
especially
seir
in
this
city,
arrived
in
the
designed
for
the
tourist
business
rily
on
the
Princess
Healrici
includiug
a
dancing
hall
on
the
.
.
Soil
I
II
filfit
nriflhiin.ui
II...
"
""
upper
necks
and
several
parlor
s
suites,
C.P.H.
steamer
Princess
l.liarlotte,
Cayl.
C.
C.
Sainti1
they
haw
been
for
the
past
was
in
port
from
7:15
to
10
fiilttlln
lt
11
..al
..
.
.
couple
of
VlloliJ
In
II.
tlie
n
a
i
years
slate
ot
ashington.
t
nioii
steamer
'Cardena.
'Cant
A.
I'..
Oiekson.
resuming
seivic
after
having
spent
a
week
i-t
Vancouver
for
propeller
repairs,
was
in
mut
from
5:10
to
8
o'clock
last
night
northbound
from
Vancouver
lo
Anyox,
Alice
Ar.m
and
Slewart.
Among
her
6a'ssengers,
the
Cardena
had
the
following:
for
Prince
ilunert.
W.
JelTerson,
T.
Arney,
(L
Waingh,
T.
Jlusey,
A.
Perkins,
A.
Nicm:,
I).
Hayha,
A.
(trant,
Mr.
Swa-boila,
H.
Myren,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ponner,
L.
O.
Lycett.
1).
Cluis-
tiansen,
H.
Christiansen,
J.
N.
M.il.eod,
W.
-
M.
praham,
v-.
1).
...
Ag-
o'cloek
litis
morning
bo'tind
nori
on
her
first
trip
of
the
seaso
from
Vancouver
to
Sk'aawav.
Tli
vessel
had
a
full
passenger
lisl
I....I..
i:
i
.
iiiviuuiiiK
a
targe
group
or
lour
Isls,
some
returning
northerner
and
three
or
four
passengers
for
I'rinco
Huperl.
F.
I).
Mulholland.
fnrmi.rlv
connected
with
the
local
forestry
otlice
and
more
recently
attached
lo
headquarter
in
Victoria
with
provincial
forests
and
cruising
work
under
his
supervision,
wa
a
visitor
in
tho.city
at
the
week
end.
He
arrived
from
the
in
terlor
on
Saturday
,.
afternoon"
Irain
and
went
south,
on
the
JTince
nine
nuii-ii
llupert
last
ur,i
night
UlglllM
Mr
Mr,
j
new.
r.
Cowie
ami
II.
llradleyjjMulholland
had
been.vfsiling
tl,.
for
NN'aks'
rsIaridaiK,
MiiKila.'
J
big
Habino
"
provincial
rorest
Morrison.
A.
McCaulay,
S.
Allen,
Iwhero
n
large,
party
is
working
i..
owi-niapjne.
ucorgn
u
urien,
Uiis
year
including
one
grou
M.
Mcllllchii'
and
A.
(lusfafxmi!
for
Stewart
-O.
Hurlnn
uml
Alii
C.
II.
Ireland:
for
Anyox.
Joa
Slrulrel,
T.
11.
Davis,
U.
-
P.
Fisli
neaiieu
by
Uaymond
Fisher
of
Ihis
city
which
.
s
testing
soil
lo
delenuincils
suitability
for
reforestation
i"-""'vii
in
or
iui
for
iiitf
agricultural
i
icuuuru
er,
S.
bawrey.-
J.
Hari;rn;ivis.'luiriiiwi
Alt.
ii,ti.,.n..
1
Miss
A.
lobln
ami
Miss
K.
Con-
peel
f
to
return
nortl,iii
about
sktiuo.
.
ii,t.nti,u
It:
:
.-v
J,
llussanich
left
on
this
morn.
lux's
sleaiiii.-r
for
'Ketchikan.
Va!lac3'
Anniversary
Sale
Htarts
Tuesday
15tli.
13'J
II.
J..
Macintosh
left
laffniifh!
for
Toronto,
going
by
way,
of
Vancouver
on
a
short
busineai
trjts
Police
Maifislrale
Thomas
Mc-llymont
returned
on
last
niuht's
train
after
vtf"
business
trip
lo
Prince
lieor;re
and
Jasper.
'
.
Father
Allard
left
the
steamer
Princess
Charlotte
tins
morninjr
for
Wrangell
en
route
lo
the
Oease
Lake
country.
.
(Jo
Cet,
Chinese,
charged
will,
havim;
ooium
in
his
possession.
was
remanded
until
this
after
noon
in
the
city
police
court
llii
morning.
II.
f
Mp.VaiiirMnii
f.
11
T
.
.......
,
tricl
nasscner
aucnl.
rellirnf.t
on
last
night's
train
after
a
trip
I.
a
sii.l
a.:-
-
10
amimers
auu
JTince
,ueorge
ou
company
uusiuess.
Miss
C.
M.
Hodger
arrived
from
Vancouver
by
Ihe
Princes
Charlotte
thin
morning
to
vlsd
with
Iter
sislcr
Mrs.
11.
W
Howard,
Tenth
Av'e'
.
i
,
C.X.
It.
steamcp
Prince
Charles
Cjtpl.
Neil
McLean,
is
due
from
Vancouver
at
i
o'clock
this
af
ternoon
and
will
sail
this
even
ing
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is
lands.
Meeting
of
Prince
Hupert
As
sembly,
Native
Sous
of
Canada
tonight
at
8
n.ui.
it
Metropol?
Ha.l.
Iiislallatibli
of'o'fhcers
and
other
important!
business.
M.
M.
Stephens,
president.
A.
t.
Carruthers,
inspectdr
of
bridges
for
the
provincial
department
of
publlc.works,
was
a
passenger
on
board
the
Prince
Huperl
last
night
bound
south
ty-om
Slewart
to
Victoria.
Westholme
tonight
and
lo
morrow
"The
Joy
Maids'
and
fine
picture
program.
Charleston
and
latest
song
hi:
Two
shows,
7
to
9
p.m.
Vaudeville
between
shows
8.10
p.m.
13'J
Arn-sled
by
the
city
detach-
ment
uf
the
provincial
police
1'ony
Hoiren
ajiteared
in
Hie
cit
police
this
morning
on
a
chargp
or
keeping
liquor
for
sale
at
the
Klomlyke
Ilooms
on
Fulton
Street
and
was
.remanded
until
Wednesday.
The
charge
of
breaking
am?
entering
eigainst
Joseph
Sigmund
was
withdrawn
in
the
city
police
court
this
morning,
accused
lo
pay
costs
and
return
the
slov?
alleded
lo
Jiave
been
taken
by
him
from
the
residence
of
Mrs
King,
Fullon
Street.
A.
M.
Johnson,
K.C..
crown
prosecutor,
announced
at
the
upreme
Court
Assizes
.this
morning
that
no
indictment
would
be
presented
to
the
Grand
fury
asainst
(iladvs
(laic
in
con.
ner
t
ion
with
the
killing
of
James
Neil
Donald
al
Stewart
ou
Jan
uary.
This
was
the
last
mailer
lo
come-.
-before
the
Grand.
Jut
i
which
has
been
discharged,
ft'ojn
further
service.
'
A.
S.
MacMillan.
assistant
treasurer
of
the
Lake
of
the
Woods
Millinvr
Co.
al
W'tnniiier
accompanied
by
Mrs.
MacMillan
spent
a
few
hours
In
Prince
Hu
pert
yesterday
and
were
driven
around
tlie
town
and
entertained
by
J.
L.
Christie,
local
agent
for
I
he
company.
They
went
south
mi
Ihe
steamer
last
night
and
mil
visit
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle
before,
reluming
to
Win
nipeg
early
in
July.
SUMMER
SCHEDULE
BY
C.N.
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
See
display
ad.
in
litis
nanor
for
summer
schedule
now
effec
tive.
Nole
that
rearrangement
necessary
on
account
of
inau
guration
of
Alaska
service.
I
lis
first
sailing
southbound
will
hp
Saturday,
Juno
ll,
at
i
p.m.
For
full
particulars
of
arrivals,
etc..
phone
200.
i
Q
City
of
Prince
llupert.
GARBAGE
NOTICE
All
ciliiens
are
requested
to
provide
receptacles
for
garbage
in
accordance
Wilh
Hv
aw
Xo.
582.
These
cans
may
be
obtain
ed
frojn,
the
city
at
cost
price.
HO
City
L'naineeiv
m
m
9
7021
inyinins
mat
8
'
if
it's
safe
int
soft
water
it's,
safe
with
Lux.
Lux
launders
perfectly,
beautifully,
and
preserves
the
life
of
fabrics.
To
use
LUX
for
the
whole
family
wash
is
a
real
economy
Lever
Brothers
Linked,
Toronto
V"
('
.
soft
water
woritharm
is
safe
with
LUX
TSN'T
it
a
blessing
to
,
;
'
.
:
-
know
that
whatever
the
'
'
;
fabric
be
made
of
?
;
or.
whatever
colour
it
may
be
.i
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BATHING
:
CAPS
A
large
assortment
of
New
Slvles
in
both
Plain
and
Fancy,
25c
to
$2.00
x
SHARI
The
.Newest
Creation
and
Latest
Sensation
in
Toilet
Articles
Face
Powder
$2.50
Talcum
v
.
.
.
,
.....
$1.00
Heuuty
Cream
,
$1.50
Cleansing
Cream
.....
.
$1.00
Compacts
.
......
.....
$1.50
and
$2.50
Huuge
......
'y
$1.00
Lip
Slick
.,
,
w....
$1.00
Old
Slyle
PEPPERMINT
PATTIES
Fresh
Shipment.
Special
Pricev
per
lb.
..
40c
Ormes
Ltd.
The
Pioneer
Druggists.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
Street
The
Hexall
Store.
Phones
82
and
200
Steamship
and
Train
Service
SilllniM
tntu
PRINCE
RUPERT
rr
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
SEATTLE.
Mrh
MONDAY
and
THURSOAV
4.00
p.m.,
SATURDAY,
6.00
p.m.
fur
ANYOX
and
STEWART
MONDAY,
FRIDAY,
4.00
p.m.
(or
ALASKA
WEDNESDAY,
4
00
p.nu
i
MASSETT
INLET
MONDAY,
4.00
p.m.
,
lor
SKIOEGATE
INLET
and
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
fortnightly.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
tlatly
Mcrpl
SiimHy
l
U.J0
tin.
tor
PRINCE
GEORGE.
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG.,
all
poinu
Eastern
Canada.
United
States.
Agency
all
Ocean
Steamship
Lines.
Use
Canadian
.tatluiial
Kprrs
tor
MuiH'j-
onlers,
t'urt'itii
Cheques,
etc,
also
for
yuurfneu
lil.iin-nl.
Clti
Ticket
Office,
2S
Third
Ae.,
Prince
Rupert.
Phone
S60.
Bus
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZARELLI,
Proprietor.
Phone
34$,
-
vP.O.
Box;18i.
Simmon's
Slcel
lleds,
Springs,
and
Ostcrmoor
Mattresses
in
every
room,
52
Rooms,.
Hoi
and
Cold
Water,
Halhs
uud
Sh'iver.
Steam
Heated,
Kiectric
Light.
,'
4
.
Corner
of
Third
Avo
and
Sixth
SU
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.