PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
French
Velvets
The
newest
novelty
Velvets
for
Dresses
Kimouas
or
Coats,
in
over
thirty
shades
and
patterns,
etc.
A
special
purchase
enables
us
to
sell
these
values
$1
a
yard
for
$1.50
pirn
yard
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phono
753
AUDITORIUM
Dances
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
AND
SATURDAY
EVENING
Beginning
at
9
o'clock
Floor
in
the
Finest
Shape
MISS
CURRIE'S
ORCHESTRA
Ladies
-'5c
Gentlemen
50c
The
Hall
is
now
equipped
to
lake
cure
of
Dances,
Concerts
and
Meetings
of
any
kind.
The
building
is
50x100
feet,
maple
flobr,
newly
plastered.
Clear
title
tp
properly.
IT'S
FOIl
SALE
Phone
Black
449
L.
J.
MARREN,
Proprietor.
AUDITORIUM
Take
Home
a
Box
of
Rochon's
Chocolates
or
ALMOND
CRISP
$1:00
A
'POUND
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
GLEARANGESALE
Ladies'
Nightgowns,
prices
to
$1.75
for
75o
Ladies'
Silk
Vests,
reg.
SI.
00
for
.,,
S1-00
Ladies'
Cotton
Vests,
rag.
25c,
2
for
25o
Ladies'
Silk
Hose,
reg.
!.25
for
75c
Ladies'
Silk
Hloomers,
Lus-
ca
S1.75
Imdies'
Silk
Hloonicrs,
Moo-
ilics
SI
.25
Ginghams,
in
all
patterns,
stripes
and
shades,
yard
20c
Crepe,
in
four
shades,
per
yard
25c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
Dth
Avenue
East
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgarson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
Office
Hours
9
to
o.
X-Ray
8ervlos
Phone
686..
Open
Tuesday
and
Thursday
Evenings
Saturdays
0
to
12
noon
GYROS
WON
IN
BATTING
'ORGY
In
a
loose
game
of
Senior
League
baseball
last
night
tho,
(yros
look
the
'
Li
rami
Terminals!
into
camp
to
the
tune
of
18
runs
to
5.
Tho
severe
defeat
of
IhV
Terminals
was,
in
a
measure,
du,e
to
Ihe
facl
Uiat
they
were
unable!
to
field
a
very
strong
team
and,
I
in
addition
to
that,
the
Gyros
were!
in
tip-top
batting
form.
The
terminals
did,
however,
tighten
up
in!
the-
Jailer
part
of
tho
game,
but
the
lead
of
the
Gyros
was
then
beyond
them.
1
;
...
In
the
first
inning
the
Gyros
scored
seven
runs,
ten
'in
the
sec
ond
inning,
and
one
later.
The
reminds
got
three
runs
in
the
first
inning
and
two
In
tho
third.
Loose
fieldiing
ami
unlucky
breaks
in
the
field
marred
the
play
of
Hie!
:
,
i
.
.
'
leriuuiais
uirouguoui
me
game.
Hatleries
Grand
Terminals:
Gordon
and
Astoria
Gyros:
Schenklcr
and
McKeown.
l'ele
LaPorls
umpired
balls
and
strikes
and
Dave
Halfour
took
care
of
the
bases.
RESULTS
OF
GRADE
XILEXAMINATIONS
Results
of
Grade
,'H.
examina
tions
in
the
local
High
School
were
as
follows
:
Passed
Grade
XII.
Perry
K.
Haisler
Nctla
Clark,
Lilian
Cross,
Margaret
Herein
(S.),
Robert
Matheson.
Three
granted
partial
stand
ing.
C.G.M.M,
freighter
Canadian
Prospector,
arrived
in
port
at
t
o'clock
this
mor.iing
from
Van
couver
and
proceeded
direct
to
the
dry
dock
to
undergo
repairs
to
hull,
cleaning
and
painting.
The
work
on
the
boat
will
take
some
seven
or
eight,
days
t
t'ompieic.
iv.ipiain
Duncan
Mac
kenzie
piloted
the
vessel
up
the
coast.
Li.
G
McGeer,
K.C.,
.counsel
fut
Hrilish
Coluiribia
in
the
fuigli'
rates
rase,
who
attenfied
'.
oession
of
Hie
Railway
Conuni.-sion
yesterday,
lefi
for
tne
ok
in
this
morning
s
Uiv.n
en
ro".
't
Vacouvet.
CANADIAN
SERVICE
FROM
MONTREAL
TO
PLVMOUTH-CHERBOURO-LOKDON.
A
u
mliU
Mir.
'
Almmta
.
.
Aug-.
13
TO
LIVERPOOL
Aurania
Aur.
i.
Sept.
i.
net.
it
TO
BELFAST
AND
GLASOOW
Atliewa
.
.
tir.
l.ettn.i
.
.
Aur.
:i
FROM
NEW
YORK
TO
QUEEN8TOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
Samarta
....
nr.
7
srythla
A
nr.
It
TO
CHERBOURQ
AND
SOUTHAMPTON
IteretiKana
...
Aur.
II.
Sept.
I.
Sent.
1i
Maurrtanla
...
Aur.
in.
sept.
.
sepi.
v
Aq'HIinla
...
Aur.
it.
Sept.
15.
nrl.
6.
17
TO
LOnDUnDtKKT
AHU
uutuuw
CaiiMTonu.
.
Mir.
14
Trans)
tvaiua
Aur
zl
PLYMOUTH-HAVKE-LONDON
ariimi'.a
...
Mir.
7
Tii-aina
..
Aur.
14
TO
PLVMOUTH-CHERBOURO-HAMBURQ
Andanta
Sent.
.
orL
7,
or.
II
FROM
BOSTON
TO
QUEENSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
amarla
.
.
.
Aur.
8
Larmila
.
.
.
Aur-
21'
oil
at
Plymouth,
Latbnuni.
Art
Tor
Tourl
srd
HUM
Literature
and
fee
Lilt
of
Special
Toun
oneir
order,
drafts
and
traveller"
heoiiea
al
Invent
ralen.
Full
Information
rrom
InralArenM
nrCinipatiy
Offre,
68s4
llaflnr
St.
w..
Vancouver,
b.u.
rnne
ev
.14
OPENING
DAY
SIXTH
STREET
CASH
&
CARRY
GROCERY
Sealy
&
Doodson
Stand
liest
Hulk
Hlack
Tea.
per
lh.
58o
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
per
lh.
48c
Matches,
large
boxes
13c
Mirnmilatcd
Sugar,
5
His.
lor
o
Htce.
good
quality,
per
lh.
...
8oi
Hulk
Creamery
Hutter,
per
lb.
42o
Fresh
Kggs,
per
dozen
35c
3
dozen
for
i.oa
Ontario
Cheese,
per
lh
29o
Kxlra
Value
Prunes,
per
lh.
10c
While
Navy
Heans,
I
lbs.
for
25o
Canned
Tomatoes,
Varjie
16c
Small,
2
for
25o
ew
Potatoes,
V
His.
for
2oo
Seedless
Ilalslns,
per
lb.
....
15o
Stiukixt
(XranKes.
per
tloz.
.
.
20o
Classic
Laundry
Soap,
per
bar
Boi
Toilet
Rolls,
each-
.
5c
I
Good
Dry
Onions,
per
II).
...
Bot
Sliced
Pineapple,
largo
tin
..
15oj
Peanut
Duller,
one
lb.
tin
..
20o(
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup,
tin
12o;
COME
IN
AND
LOOK
OVER
OUR
STOCK
AND
8AVE
MONEY
liny
decriLrd
landv
'
Cumniinrlnr
at
a
MM
"T
1
OGDENS
15
PER
PACKET
Waterfront
Whiffs
continued
from
page
(he.
was
only
five
minutes
to
five
a.m.
Auw
supposing
any
unsus
pecting
person
had
run
into
Doc
ii
that
vivid
suit
of
pyjamas,
why
it
might
have
scared
them
o
death.
Halibut
arrivals
at
this
port
during
the
past
week
(Saturday
to
Friday
inclusive'
amounted
to
a
total
of
867,100
pound-.
Of
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
NOTICE
IS
IIEIIEIIY
GIVEN
that
tho
rf
eerie
exUlinr
uver
Lot
4607,
Casilar
Dia
Ini't,
I
tanrellcd.
pepuiy
.Milliner
oi
unui.
G.
It.
KADE.N,
Land
Department,
Victoria,
li.
C,
mih
June,
ib:
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inttnllon
to
Apply
to
Laaia
Lane
In
rrinre
Ituprrt
Land
Iieeordinr
Dt-
Urlrt
or
I'rlnre
Ituprrt,
and
situate
'
ruelt,
B.C.
imkI
planted
at
tlie
IKiMhea.l
corner
of
Hlnrk
10.
.Maetl
T(inlle;
thenre
eaulerly
ISO
Teet;
Iheiirp
milherly
1,000
feel;
Ihenre
wm-terly
150
reft;
thenre
northerly
1.000
feet
lu
point
of
mimnpiKeiiwni,
and
con-(aiDlnt
S
arrci.
nitre
or
lea.
IUUENE
II.
SIMI'!0.
Applicant.
Iialed
June
S.
im
CmDUHACIFlC
J
TO
EUKOPIiX
f
MAKR
BKSF.KVATIONS
NOw"n
FROM
MONTREAL
To
Llvtrpool
Aur.
6,
Sent.
3
Nmitrlare
Aur.
i.
Sept.
17
Munlrone
Aur.
(7,
Seit.
l
Monlraliii
To
Chrbourg-outhmpton-
Antwarp
Aur,
II.
sept.
8
NeliU
Aur.
5.
Sept.
Mliiliedona
To
Btlfaat-Olaagow
.ur.
If.
Sent.
9
MeUrmia
I
FROM
QUEBEC
To
Llvtrpool
?epl.
10.
Orl.
M.intrnjal
To
Charbourg-Southanipton-Hamburg
Awr.
IS.
.
.
tmpri'MS
if
srntlaiid
Sepl,
I.
Sept.
tl
.K.mprvM
of
Ktaiire
To
Chrbouro-outhampton
Kept,
It,
nrl.
it
.
.
F.iiiprens
of
Scotland
To
Balfaat-ataagow
Aur.
So.
Sept.
1
Moiilnalrii
to
Atntt
ererywhera
Of
FUKsr&K,
ucn.
All.,
K.
Station.
VancouTtr,
Talcphona
Seymour
2010,
tan,
rac
K7.,
Tiaffie
Aicau.
CUT
PLUG
-
and
in
J2
Ib.tins
Save
the"Poker
Hand"
insert
cards
TAkK
MiTlCE
that
Kurene
ll.
simp-
Mill
of
Metl.
occupation
rainier,
intend
le
mm
to
to
apply
apply
ror
for
a
a
tease
of
Ihe
follow-
M
I
this
quantity
the
Americans)
lion.
lauded
UD3,IUU
pounds
and
lm
Canadians
213.7UU
pounds.
j
The
landings
at
litis
port
fur
lite
season
to
dale
total
1
0-.5
i0t-
000
pounds
IUj8'J,100
pounds
rroiti
American.
vessels
and
i,-
)50,yoo
pounds"
from
Canadian
vesecls.
Hoals
landing
their
catchos
tere
during
the
week
havo
been
as
follows:
American
rtesolute,
50,000;
Ivanhoe,
2y,000;
Kagle,
58,000;
Wizard,
5(,00();
Nuidie,
21,000:
v'alorous,
I'J.oqo;
Flattery,
U,-N)0;
I!
i
anus,
1
7,000;
Lumen,
15,-iilO;
Madeline
;.,
11,000;
Ithona.
;3,0U0;
Westfjurtl,
10,000;
Radio,
jO.OOO;
Attu,
30,000;
Majeilia
0,000;
Anna
J.,
15,000;
Daly
J
1,000;
Western,
13,000;
Hetty,
i
1,500;
Antler,
7,500;
Argo,
II,-
100;
Democrat,
10,500;
Consti
ulion,
15,000;
and
Lincoln,
I5,
J00.
Canadian
P.
Dorreen,
llnoO;
lken,
I2.00O:
Yule,
3,500;
Nau-
llu!.
10,000;
linpereufc,
0,000
Jelnia,
10,500;
Scru'j,
10,000
.'rosperily
A..
21,000;
S.A.,
2,-
i00;
Minjiio
V
,
5,500;
K.
Lipsett,
.i.000;
11.
It..
-7,1)00;
Atli,
10,-
000;
Kaien,
12,000;
Pair
of
Jacks,
5,500:
Mali,
1,000;
Cap'
Spencer,
7,000;
R.W.,
8,500;
Iltilh,
.1,000;
Afines
H.,
3,200:
Lnome,
0,000:
Ca'
Spear,
17,-
")00,
Cape
Swain,
10,000;
While
Lily,
5.000:
and
Gibson.
3,000
LARGE
INCREASE
IN
VALUE
OF
FISHERIES
Landings
for
Whole
of
Canada
During
June
of
This
Year"
Greater
Than
Same
Month
1925
...
OTTAWA,
July
3
1
-The
of
seafisii
landed
in
Can
ada
ilnriiug
June
last
on
.
Im'n
Alladlic
and
Pacific
coasts
to
tallcdeloO,3HO,'il)0
pounds
valued
at
83.fi88.iC8
as
compared
wiirt
00,238,100
pounds
valued
ftt
3,207.8I2
in
June
or
last
year.
RAILWAY
BOARD
HEAD
SPEAKER
'.i,
(continued
front
page
ono)
od.
There
aiis
nothing
that
oilier
nation's
had
done
which
might
nut
ho
done
here.
Southern
cities
grew
arid
ripened
uMro
quickly,
bill
Ihe
norlhern
nations
would
always
hold
Ihe
balance
of
power,
He
found
that
t
e
people
of
this
t
3
speaking
of
cities,
the
orator
remarke.1
that
Vancouver
was
u
great
city
.and
that
Prince
Rupert
j
would
he
a
great
city
too.
It
was
devotion
to
duly
mat
put
uny
cuy
or
country
ahead.
This,
com
bined
with
unflagging
industry
pell
succe-S.
They
had
that
day
heard
the
need
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
undented
in
rttganl
to
transportation
matters.
These
would
receive
the
clocl
atten
tion.
Vancouver
had
entered
into
her
kingdom
al
an
early
uge
and
nothing
could
slop
her
progress
The
more
progress
she
made
thr
hotter
pleased
every
Canadian
would
be.
Peace
River
Outlet
Very
-soon
the
Peace
Itlvercoun
try
would
he
seeking
n
natural
nutlet
here.
This
western
gale
way
would
carry
the
agricultural
products
overseas.
As
far
as
thq
consumption
of
foodstuffs
was
concerned
Ihcy
could
look
for
no
new
markets
in
Hurope,
hut
the
innumerable
millions
of
the
Orient
were
turning
from
rice
to
wheal
for
food
and
If
this
continued
the
demand
for
terminal
faeililifs
for
shipping
to
the
Orient
through
a
port
such
as
Prince
llupert
wus
assured.
On
one
side
pf
the
ocean
were
the
rnitsumrrs
and
on
the
oilier
the
producers.
He
wished
he
could
vision
the
position
which
this
port
would
occupy
25
years
from
now
He
looketl
forward
to
an
era
of
reat
prosperity
for
Prince
It
n
perl
so
that
in
looking
hack
pco
pie
would
say
the
present
was
a
step
of
a
child
compared
with
tho
manhood
of
that
time.
After
the
address
Mrs.
Mcdeer
ang
uwist
pleasingly
two
sougs
liy
special
request
of
Hie
club.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inlantlon
to
Apply
to
Laa
Land.
In
Mlkliir
lilvitlnii,
i.aolar,
Laud
lie
'oMnir
Diatrltt
of
fjannlar.
and
alluale
al
Orand
llapliK.
mi
the
SUklne
lover
and
lo
mi'
imi
or
nnrvpirii
I
(i
.x,.
470.
TAhU
MlTK'K
that
I,
Walter
S01II
Hnup
n,
of
TelerraPh
creek,
It,
c,
iMTuiialioii.
Ilaiiitier,
nitriiiN
lo
apply
fur
I
lrae
of
Hie
riill'jwliir
ileH'rllied
IjihI.
rmiiliiHH'lnir
al
a
pnat
planteil
im
ihr
NiirltmeM
rrnner
of
l.ol
lilt,
lln-uee
Hoiiin
III
rliallli:
thelier
Weill
10
llulna:
lluiirr
North
411
ilmln;
ttienrx
Kt
10
rhaliK.
ana
ninuininr
roriv
acre,
more
or
ten,
VVAl.TEIl
SCOTT
SIMPSON,
M'Pllinnt
LAND
ACT
Notle
of
Inttnllon
to
Apply
to
Laaat
Land
In
Trliire
lluperl
Land
fternrdliir
lilt-
trlei
of
lianre.
4.
Cnal
Land
IHMrlrt,
and
nltuate
on
I'a'nare
Itland.
TAKE
.notice
that
J.
R,
Francla,
of
I'onnka,
Allien,
orriipallon
Mlnl.ler,
in
Hilda
in
ai.piy
for
a
leae
of
the
followlnr
urwi-riiM-ii
luilil.'
C.i.fnmenrlnr
at
a
nnftt
riUni
,i,
North
Went
end
of
I'aMar
liland.
near
Conn
Trlanriilatlon
ia,
tttti
Ihenre
weslcm
country
were
impressed
.AST
ffiZV
,nd
with
the
importance
of
the
posi.Jui,
uti'gjj'
"'"T'"A,,!D
rctuli
..fcl
Saturday,
July
31
J928
HANDBAGS
The
latest
designs,
a
large
assortment,
at
moderate
prceL
SU.TGASES
AND
CLUB
BAGS
In
our
basement
storo
at
basement
prices.
UMBRELLAS
A
flno
range
of
all
colors
at
all
prices
for
men
women
and
children.
Max
Heilbroner
527-529
Third
Avenue
The
Diamond
House
of
the
North
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
at
7
and
9
The
Spectacular
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"The
Iron
HoYse"
A
photoplay
depicting
Ihe
tda'iug
of
Hie
trail
of
riviliiatioii.
A
complete
WetMt
vizunlizitlioti
of
Hi
iug
of
(lie
first
Iranst'oiilitieulal
railroad.
A
v
taiuing
u
nimaiilio
tttiry
wilh
tnqny
stjrring
tceuc
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A
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scenes
hi
which
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