page
poor.
SHRINE
BALL
FINE
AFFAIR
Splendid
Arrangements
and
Wonderful
Music
Conspired
to
Make
It
Notable
Social
Event
.
-
-
-
Due
It
Ihe
splendid
arrange
menls
for
Mho
event
Hint
hn.
heen
made
It'y
tin
local
comnut-
lee
and
equally",
on
account
if
Ihe
wnntlorful
music
llial
was
furnished
Jiy
Ilip
vjsllinK
orclies-Ira
of
some
25
pieces,
t
ho
halj
am-n
mxui
in
urn
-
r.-.iinniini
Hall
hy
(he
potentate
anil
-noble;
of
Oizeh
Temple
of
Hip
Myitip
Shrink
will
stand
out
as
one
of
tho,
most
nolaMe
social
affair-
held
in
Prince
Rupert
for
many
a
-day.
"There
wore
about
500
persons
present
anl
the
stay
proceedings
.were
in
progress
from
9
o
clonk
In
Hie
evenin
until
about.
2:30
this
morning
when,
on
account
of
Ihe
steamer
Prince
Ruperl
sailing
on
her
rt'
Mum
south
willi
Ihe
parly
o?
visitors
at
3
o'clock,
it
became,
necVssary
to
draw
Hip
highly
cnjovahlc
affair
to
its
conclus
ion,
llcside
the
main
feature
of
the
dancing,
there
were
other
items
of
outstanding
importance
on,
Hip
program
'including
the.
drills
by
the
patrol
team,
the
singing
of
Hip
male
quartette
and
nihpr
novelties.
Colorful
Decorations
The
Exhibition
Hall
presented
for
the
occasion
a
mass
of
colorful
decorations
such
as
had
never
before
been
seen
in
the
building.
I'rom
the
ceiling
beams
were
suspended
in
profusion
hangings
of
Shrine
colorr
and
everywhere
in
great
abundance
of
were
patriolic
and
craft
insignia
including
many
illumin-a.ed'
symbols.
The
work
of
the
decoraling
the
large
building
had
been
a
huge
task
hut
the
loca!
nobles
had
put
in
a
great
deal
ol
of
work
orj
Ihe
matler
with
very
apparent-
and
pleasing
results.
iFor
the
convenience
of
the
friipsls,
ladles'
and
.Men's
cloak
in
rooms
had
beit
.'specially
arranged.
Around
the
hour
of
midnight,
refreshments
were
sexyed
jn
the
balconies
upstairs,
arrangements
in
this
Regard
having
also
been
well
looked
afler
with
Xoble
O.
F.
Richmond
in
charge
of
tho
catering.
'
During
the
supper
ir-lermlssion,
splendid
piano
music
Vwas
discoursed
by
one
of
Ihe
it
members
of
the
orcheslra
for
the
dancing.
;
Officials
Noble
A.
E.
Hazelt-Jones
made
a
very
efficient
master
of
cerc-Jmonies
and
Noble
V.
Spiliet
presided
At
the
ddor
with
K.
Un-win
acting
as
cashier.
The
gen
-eral
committee,
responsible
for
itlie
success
of
the
affair
consisted
of
Nobles
It.
V.
O.
I.e
Pine.
iOlor
Hanson,
.Thomas
MeCly-
monl
and
A.
E.
Ilazetl-Jones.
The
invitation
list,
besides
members
of
the
various
branches
.of
the
Masonic
crafl,
inch.ded
Ihe
citizenship
of
Prince
Ruperi
'generally.
The
hall
was
Hip
concluding
event
in
connection,
with
the
pilgrimage
of
Oizch
Temple
for
the
holding
of
its
ceremonial
in
Prince
Rupert.
FISH
COMPANY
REORGANIZES
Booth
Fisheries
Became
Involved
'During
Post-war
Readjustment
Period
But
Funds
Debt
ISSUING
NEW
BONDS
Big
Concern
With
Branch
Here
Evolves
From
Its
Financial
C
""Difficulties
With
Ease-
The
Hoolh
risheries,
which
has
a
buyinig
branch
in
Prince
Ruperl.
and
a
cold
storage
plant
at
Sitka,
has
been
In
financial
difficulties
as
a
result
of
postwar
conditions
but
has
arranged
,
wllh
lis
creditors
lo
take
bonds
In
payment
Of
all
outstanding
debls.
The
official
announce-
.
ment
of
the
company
in
regard
'lnTthl.4
follows:
Official
Announcement
Announcement
Is
made
that
the
plan
far
readjustment
of
the
fanancing
of
the
Hoolh
Fisher-;
ie
Company
,has
been
declared
effective,
and
that
in
due
course
the
new
securities
provided
in
Ihe
plan
will
bo
ready
for
distribution
to
tho
company's
bank
'
creditors
and
security
holders
Hrlefly,
Ihe
plan
provides
that
the'
holders
of
the
company's
6
-rat
'TEBn'OUEV
NEWS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
m
v
.-r.V;.-
'"'
IS
'
FVTni
Scnvtc-.
Inc.
per
cent
debenture
.bonds
and
7
.
ler
cent
convertible
notes
are
to
receive
par
for
par
in
new
first:
mortgage
(5
per
cent
bonds.
and
the
company's
hank
credi
tors
are
to
receive
Ivvo-lhirds
of
Iheir
extended
loans
in
the
new
first
,
mortgage
per
cent
bonds
.ami
t
tie
remainder
in
an
isue
of
7.
per
cent
debenture
bonds.
The
first
mortgage
issue
lo
is
limited
to
$5.0no,ooo,
an,
the
debenture
issue
to
11.000,000,
I'hese
lmds,
wjlh
.C85,000
of
underlying
bonds
which
are
being
retired
serially,
will
therefore
constitute
Hie
entire
funded
debt
of
the
reorganized
company.
The
company's
opwralinig
Income
foi
II.
1925
was
over
$1,000,000,
and
from
nil
imlicnl
inns
will
lii
inil.
I
.
.
,
.
.
.t.
.
,l
""'"V
dunns
Ihe
current
year.
These
-
figures
compare
with
a
tolal
interest
charge
of
110,837
upon
the
funded
indebtedness
ouf-standing
on
u
port
Ihe
consummation
the
plan.
is
Heavy
Losses
During
tho
1U20-1921
postwar
readjustment
period.,
the
company
suffered
heavy
losses
in
largely
by
reason
of
cancellation
outstanding
contracts
by
the
var.
department.
Its
banks,
however,
felt
suchgreal
confidence
up
the
stability
of
the
company's
business,
that
they
not
only
agreed
lo
carry
over
the
indebtedness
incurred
during
the
peri
oir
but
advanced
sufficienrAvork-ing
capital
lo
make.
a.
conlinuas
lion
of
Ihe
business
feasible;
Their
confidence
was
justified
by
the
company's
subsequent
opera-lions,
inasmuch
as
despite
the
at
handicap
upon
its
credit
by
reason
of
Ihe
above
circumstances,
has
fully
regained
its
former
stable
earning
capacity.
The
necessity
for
Ihe
present
finan
cial
readjustment
was
occasioned
by
the
maturity
during
Ihe
cur
rent
year
of
an
issue
of
$2,28G,-
000
debenture
bonds,
which,
ex
cept
for
the
unusual
condition
above
dpscribed,
could
have
very
readily
been
refunded
in
Hip
usual
way.
In
view
of
the.
sliow-
inj?
Ihe
company
has
been
able
to
make
under
the
adverse
con
ditions
of
the
past
few
years,
It
would
appear
likely
that
it
will
show
an
even
greater
earning
capacity
with
ils
restoration
In
former
financial
conditions.
SMITHERS
tl.
.Mraml
Mrs.
John
Oniilfl
nil;n
fiave
been
spending
a
few
days
in
town
the
igUests
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
Moraii,
left
fpr
their
home
at
Houston
on'
Thursday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
II.
Mclnnes
oi
North
Hulkley
motored
to
town
on
Thursday
on
a
business
trip
Mr.
.Mclnnes
reports
his
sprin-.
feeding
has
been
completed.
Contractor
J.
P.
Douney
has
a
gang
-of
men
at
work
pulling
new
foundation
under
the
hos
pital.
Mrs.
II.
K.
Thornton
of
New
Hazellon
was
a'
visitor
lo
town
on
Tuesday,
returning
home
on
Wednesday
accompanied
by
Mrs
H.
O.
Windt,
who
will
spend
a
few
days
in
New
Hazellon
as
he
guest.
J.
H,
Tricehurst
of
Hazellon
was
a
visitor
in
town
on
Thurs
day,
TJie
,
provision
shower
for
the
local
hospital
was
held
at
llu
Inlerior
News
office
on
Tuesday
afternoon
and
the
response
lo
this
cause
by
the
citizens
of
r
.
.
I
.
rummers
was
most
generous,
as
in
addition
In
$75
cash,
several
hundreds
of
dollars
worth
of
provisions
and
supplies
were
dona
led.
On
Wednesday
night
In
llio
Town
Hall,
Ihe
ladies
auxiliary
held
their
annual
hospital
day
in
Pt-HASV-
I
TAHT
rAAifesAjSON
in
:mm
PtEL
WITH
ACHE'S
Crt
Dmil
dance
which
nlsn
nrnvnd
.1
virv
'successful
as
well
as
a
most
enjoyable
affair.
The
mus!rfor
!he
dance
was
supplied
by
Itie
CresCent
orchestra,
with
.J.
P.
1'ouney
acting
as
floor
manager.
Refreshrri.ents
werp
served
by
the
lathes
at
midnight.
'"
'
'''
'
.
Miss
Fromey
Spooner
returned
town
for
Thursday
evetilig
afler
a
couple
of
days
visij
to
her
parental
home
al
Npw
Hazel-Ion.
Tn
commence
develhpment
work
on
Ihe
Sehufer
claims
'
on
Mudsnn's
May
mountain.
Dougla.
Rae
representing
the
Itrftlsli-
anadian
Silver
Corporation
ar-
rivetl
in
lown
on
Vednesdu
'cvenliig
and
on
Friday
Marled
,
..
,
mis
tiniiv
iu
ictrituiir
oulline
the
-
season'
work.
'Mr.
Rao's
company
(onk
an
option
the
Seliufer
properly
last
Tali
and
extensive
development
work
to
lie
carried
out
this
summer.
In
addition
to
lunnellin:
and
,
cross-cut
IUaJs
nlennVJ
that
;
liamo4Vd
IHIt
he
hroiiph1
lo
fesV'
.some
of
the
leads.
Considerable
wnrlt
of
a
preliminary
nature
is
Jo
be
undertaken
tirstf
sueli
s
impixjvR
tjie
fraiV
Ihe
mountain
and
establish
ing
a
.camp
to
accommodate
about
ten
men.
TERRACE
NOTES
In
conipliment
lo
her
guel,
ilrs.
N.
Kiipatriik
of
Smither.
Mfs.
E.
T.
Kenncy
was
hostess
a
delightful
afternoon
tea
0
i
Thursday
al
her
home
on
I.a-kelse
Avenue.
Musical
numbeir
were
rendared
during
the
afternoon
by
Mrs.
W.
Allen,
vocai
solo
and
by
Miss
Kerr
on
lint
violin
witli
i'rs.
Keith
ns
accompanist.
Slisses
Dohb
and
Andrews
assisted
the
hostess
in
the
serving
of
refreshments.
I.ouis
Walker,
who
had
fH
knee
badly
cut
while
working
Jt.
Hie
woods
recently,
returncri
home
from
the
Hazellon
Hospital
on
Wednesday.
Robert
Donald
and
son,
Char
ley,
lefl
on
Thursday
for
Van
couver.
Owing
to
a
final
change
r
arrangements
al
headquarters,
Manwai
ing
who
was
supposed
PREFERENCE
Of
all
the
cars
you
see
on
the
streets,
two
thirds
are
equipped
with
Champions.
This
outstanding
prefer
enceisverydefiniteevi
dence
that
Champion
is
thebetter
spark
plug.
For
Ford
&W
IlLUEBUX
AU
efi
nr.
.
CHAMPION
Dependable
for
Every
E"f
In
A
Canadian-made
Product
Wlndior,
One
411
TT
lM
OONNAi
CO
OUT
AHO
DET
SOME
MUD-
''Ml'..,!..
tku
I
V
anted
For
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
WHAT
ARC
YOU
TALXIN'
ACOUT?
I
HAVEN'T
eiCEM
M
TMti
PARLOR
-
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per,
word
in'
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lest
than
50c
.VtMTCB
WANTED
lo
Purchase.
Second
hand
lent
ab-.tit
I;'
by
10.
Au-
ply.
Pillion,
Daily
News.
YOUNG
MAN
WANTS
WORK.
any
kfntl,
35c
per
hour.
Phone
lllaek
269.
Ill
WANTED.
Young
girl
foi
housework,
le-p
out.
Plionej
Red
529.
If!
HELP
WANTED.
WANTED.
Two
active
hartl
working
Salesmen
for
I'rincfc
Ruperl
and
dislrnrl.
To
.start!
iniinediateJy.
iioimI
money
but
must
be-
prppuml
lo
earn
ii.f
Ask
for
lloon
al
Parkin
X
Ward
lilcetri.-
Co.
In
arrive
here
last
week
lo
relieve
Rural
Dan
Marsh
of
lh
active
duties
of
the
Anglican
etiureh,'
is
being
replacpil
liy
Rev.
W.
T.
Uarfool,
a
tcraduale
of
Wyeliffe
Collejre,
Toronto.
V
is
expeeled
.Mr.
liar
foot
will
Inhere
lo
conduct
M'l-viotis
on
Sun
day
morninj.
Rev.
W.
Allen
went
to
l)s!
on
Thursday.
.
Mrs.
Iloisuk
and
children
of
Woodcock,
were
shoppers
le-
iween
trains
m
Wednesday.
The
regular
monthly
meetip-x
of
the
Parenl-Teaohers'
Associa
tion
was
held
in
the
school
hous
pn
Thursday
evening
with
vice-
president
J.
D.
Crllhurt
in
lhi
ehair
and
a
goo'l
crowil
present.
Afler
routine
business
was
conducted
O.
Uriffin,
public
schooi
principal,
gnve
a
very
carefully
prepared
and
Intensely
interesting
paper
on
Ihe
resulls
of
the
Educational
Survey
conducted
throughout
the
province
during
i!)2i-25.
Refreshment
served
al
the
close
of
the
meeting.
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
spent
Wed
nesday
and
Thursday
as
Ihe
truest
of
Mrs.
A.
Y.
Wlfsou
al
Memo.
'
s
Mr.
and
Mrs.
y.
Cos
sols
$pml
Sunday
at
He
tub,
.
,
Mrs.
Jl.
(IrnglanJ
idaiijthlee
flma
left
on
I
rnlay
for
Prince
Rupert.
EDUCATIONAL
AND
HISTORICAL
TOUR
The
Canadian
National
Rail
ways
will
operate
a
forty-three
lay
Personally
Conducted
Educa
tional
Tour
lo
Europe
Ibis
Sum
mer.
sailing
via
the
8.S.
Alhenia"
from
Montreal,
July
0,
direct
to
Clasgow.
Proceed
ing
from
Ihere,
Ihe
parly
will
visit
dilferenl
points
of
Inlcr"i
In
Scotland,
England
Holland,
Ilelginm.
Switzerland
nnd
France,
also
an
opportunity
lo
visit
the
Haltlefields.
Reluming
In
Erin
land,
will
sail
from
Liverpool
on
S.S.
"Auranla"
August
13,
fo:
Montreal.
Considering
I
hn
num
ber
of
points
vlAlled,
Ihe
accom
inodalion
provided,
anil
enter
lalnment
offered,
lhls
Is
one
of
Ihe-Jowesl
priced
Tours
ever
operated
to
Europe.
Full
particulars,
reservations
etc.,
from
any
'Agent,
C.N.
Rail
ways,
or
R.
IVvMcNailghton,
District
Passenger
A(ent,
Prince
'
Rupert.
Sam
Antnus
sails
by
the
Prior
cess
Louise!
tomorrow,
for
Vancouver
enroiile
lo
Montreal
where
he
ejpecls
lo
reside
in
future.
.
:,
,
1
c
AbrCb
ALL
OVER
THG.
PARLOR
TLOOCJ
!
FOR
SALE
Foil
SALE
--28
fool
fish
boat.
7H
h.p.
Vulcan
engine,
one
year
old
?U50.00i
2fi
fool
cabin
cruisi
r.
new
I
i
!i.p.
cigin'
priced
at
o.t0.iMi
28
fool
cabin
pruicr,
l"
h.i.
oil
engine
$1,200.00
Small
opeeder
wllh
Fonl
en-uiite,
brireil
at
250.00
20
h.p.
llulTalo
engine
OO.Mi
10
h.p.
Studchaker
engine,
1
200.00
0
h.p.
liuararitce,
price
275.0ft
(i
h.p.
Kellenherg
ngine
2o.nu
t
cylinder
10
h.p.
auto
engine
t
JlOOrf)
t
Cyliivler
Dodge
engine
wilii
slarler
IOi.on
t
eyllndr
Chevrolet
enir.
with
starter
U5.u0!
I00O
feel
Mi
Inch
Nitk
haul
cable,
price
6c
per
foot.
I
Wee
MKIregor
Savv.
falling
and
bucking
saws,
Oilehnstj
jacks,
ele.
1
Northern
Hxchniige,
213
Reeond
Avenue.
Phone
29.
1
25.00
Cary
Safe
f65.0rt
Ji35.no
oak
rolllop
desk
1
8.00
975.00
oak
a
foot
standin-
desk
I35.O0
150.00
mahogany
desk
and
three
chairs
!75.fMl
!0.00
Check
prlectir
$15.00
WEST
ENJI
AVER
HIIOS.
Foil
SALE.
RbihII
runabout
Iwal,
1
passenger;
filled
witf
tank
and
ll.ries
ready
foe
engine.
Itargaln.
See
Jae'i
Cook.
"Joy
llinl,"
Cow
Hay.
FOR
SALE.
20
fiwt
Iroller,
just
eomplelei,all
gear.
Full
pr-tleulars,
address
ln
303
Daily
News
office.
115
FOR
SALHSeeomllland
furni
ture
and
restaurant
fixture
from
Royal
Hotel.
Apply
tt
Third
Avenue.
FOR
SALE.
Cerhard
Helntzman
Piano,
on
easy
monthly
payments.
Walker's
Music
Stora.
FOR
SALE
Three
roomed
housi,
plastered;
good
location.
55G
McCaffery
A
Olbbons,
Ltd.
If
FOR
SALE.
58
Chrysler
Coach.
used
a
few
months.
Applv
Howe
k
McNully.
I
If
TO
RENT
FOR
RENT.
Modern
four
room
ed
flat,
with
Monarch
range,
In
Clapp
block.
Westenhaver
llro.
'URMSHED
Housekeeping
Rooms
to
renl
by
Ihe
day,
week
or
month.
Phone.
Red
G07.
tf
FOR
RENT.
Furnished
house
keeping
suite,
Mussallem
Apartments.
Phone
18,
if
FOR
RENT.
Four
room
sulle.
hot
water
heated.
Apply
Smlli
k
Mallet.
SEVEN
.
Room
House
lo
Rent
Apply
522
Eighth
Ave;
West.
FOR
RENT.--Modern
house;
flu
rooms
and
halh.
Munro
llros
MODERN
FLAT
for
Rcnt.Apply
Max
Heilbroner.
if
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
44
Saturday,
May
15
II
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17.00
p.m.
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10:37
a.m.
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AND
ROOM.
By
George
McMa
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
t
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Arm.
n..
.
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
ItoAIID,
RiHim
and
Furnished
m.
n
t'l
Suile.
Palmer
Rouse.
11
FOUND
FOI'ND.-
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key
on
Hn.
Apply
Dally
News
office.
SOMETHING.
NEW.
TODD.
ProterUMranu
Campanv
hns
just
invented
pemonal
lroleelutrupti
spini
for
en
fourth
(he
prto-
of
siandtr.l
eiieque
wYilpr
id
rctilre
salesmen
in
every'
pari
of
ll.f
Tremendous
seller.
Sphn.ll.l
side
line.
Pritfcto,rph
.ale
Agpney,
BSI
Wvl
Pcihler
St.,
Vancouver.
ll.C.
I
IS
AUTOMOBILES
GUARANTEED
USED
CARS
AT
BAHQAlfT
PRICES
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on
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and
liberal
t
vlre
on
new
earn.
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GARAGE.
Dealer
in
Chevrolet
nnd
ail
Oftnerul
Motors
Products.
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srice
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and
NUlit
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52.
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following
NEW
PRICES
Runabout
I012.5O
Touring
1631.00
Coupe
J88.0i
Tudor
Sedan
9815.00
Fordor
Sedan
1879.00
Light
Delivery
Ml
5.5
J
Chassis
10
1.
00
Truck
Chassis
ffll-.OO
All
prices
include
self-start
er,
government
laxc
an.)
freight.
National
Kay
Payment
Plaa
avnla,hle,
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
219
Second
Avenue.
TAXI
Phono
67
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge,
pul
op
nust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
nOOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Empress
Ilolel.
GOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avenue
Opposite
Heuson'A
Studio.
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MEALS.
noon
CAKES
Coffee
or
Tea
Served.
REAL
HOME
COOKED
MEALS,
Mri
linger.
Proprietress.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl
lure
Store.
We
liny.
Sell
nnd
Ex
ehange
New
and
Sccnndlmml
Hoods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
WOOD.
Dry
Mixed
Wood
to.oo
n
load.
Dry
Fir
Wood
?0.R0
n
load.
Cut
lo
any
length.
Kindling,
7.00
a
load.
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Furnace
Wood
7.00
n
trind.
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401.
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