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April
20,
1920.
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l'hom
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if
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J.
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kintfoii
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on
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he
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.nivTiiltthl
afler
a
trjp
south.
mine?,
called
lat
niKht
on
the
(Jardoua
for
Stewart
on
official
uuslnewH.
fUool
Iniccnr
II.
C.
Franer,
aft'r
a
irlji
to
Vaiicdfiver
and
McloHa,
returned
to
llie:
Clly
on
IJje
tijrdtyja
lal
ni?htf
-Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Ii.
(Sislei-iarB
in
this
clly
from
Lo
Aiigclef,
hariiig
arrived
from
he--outh
on
the
tardena
lal
night.
1'rofei.Mir
II.
Aubrey
J'ryee
rc
turned
from
Vancouver
on
the
Uu'dftna
lal
nielii
aceiiinanied
uy
inn.
u.iiiKiiirr,
.ins
4'fj'CC
Henry
VltillakT,
provincial
aivliilerl.
re
luriiril
from
rnni
Inert
on
(but
iiiornincN
train
and
will
prui-rcd
to
Yicli.rft,
on'
ttie
Cardenu
tomorrow
afternoon.
HaiiK
Heriiuitt.
after
liaviiu
lent
I
he
winter
in
Vancouver
aid
Seattle
and
other
soullieni
ellie.
rvlurned
to
I'rinee
Hii-
piTl
mi
I
lie
Cardena
last
cveniiif:
l.
A.
.Itilmston.
well
knowii
rl
Siiii,.on
native
merchant
wn
a
pas.ener
on
hoanl
tli
i
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i.l.ii.u
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iviuriniip.
miiih
after
a
huidnes
trip
lo
v
anrouver.
vv
.
Jener"on
and
parly
ol
li'iit,Uoreniin
relurneil
to
th
eily
on
the
I'rinre
Cltaifef
Sat
unlay
afternoon
frmif
Ocean
Kail
wiiere
they
asitnt
io
loading
lite
Australian
shii
ai'iaju
with
a
par
eargo.
HMiard
V.
Pill.
bui1?.
haii-'
eiunpleltd
hi
lenn's.
ttidie
at
the
I
jtivep'lly
of
Hrifioli
Odtam
lia,
arrivVd
from
VaaVodver
on
Hie
rNfly
r4.arlet
Salunlay
af-
lerni'iin.
He
will
si.end
I
lie
dim
mer
vacutliwn
In
lii
city
ami
dislrirli.
,
Mr.
and
Mm.
K.
'
II.
liartholf.
aller
havinif
ueoi
the
winter
in
Seallii-.
were
Jaenern
aUi.inl
tin'
Prince
Uharte
Salunlay
af
teriMxin
sjolnsf
lliroiiali
loSlewart
where
Mr.
Kartholf
!
interested
in
mining.
They
were
accom
panied
hy
two
uejthewo.
Arthur
Wrinch
and
Mb
Jtai
liliena
Wriiirh,
who
have
been
at
.tidiiijr
the
L'nlv
or.ily
of
llritixli
Columbia
at
Vancouver,
arrived
friMii
the
fouth
on
the
Prince
Clinrle.
Salunlay
aflcriUMUi
and
proceeded
by
the
I'veninjf
Irnln
to
llarcllon
wiiere
they
will
epend
the
uiiniier
vacation
with
their
father.
Hr.
II.
C.
Wrinch,
M.L.A.
Having
touched
bottom
in
Quern
Charlotte
Island
waters
on
her
last
trip
south.
CV.H.
xtearr-er
Prince
John
w
as
taken
on
I
In
Wallace
dock
at
.orth
Vancouver
Inst
Thursday
when
it
was
found:
that
a
i-ouple
of
plate;,
had
been
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capl,
A.
F.
Dickson,
.arrived
.
in
port
from
the
south
al
7.15
Fast
night
and
sailed
al
10
o'clock
for
Any-ov,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart.
Among
the
passengers
aboard
thu
vessel
for
northern
points
were,
for
Prince
Hupert
d.
Hackham,
L
A.
Durie.
H.
A.
Prvcc.
Miss
A.
Pryce,
H.
S.
Wadsworth,
S.
O.
THE
DAILY
NEW8
Tongue
Was
Coated
Bad
Taste
In
Mouth
Every
Morning
VI
n.
J.
B.
Adinu,
Aninlbolt,
Saik,
writes:
"For
aontlu
.I
was
troubled
with
a
coated
tongue,
tni
had
a
bad
iaite
in
in
mouth
eTtr
morning.
.One
day
I
saw
where
jwu
Milburnfs
were
adrertlsed
for
jut
rueh
a
eon
dittos
ai
mlie,
so
I
west
at
enee
and
bought
three
Tills
of
then,
but
.after
using
one-and-a-half,
all
my
troubles
disappeared."
For
12
years
Lax.
Lirer
Pllli
hare
been
pot
op
only
hy
The
T.
IfUbmrm
Co,
LialUd,
Tcroate,
Oai.
0
Make
best
offer
kits
20,
21,
22.
block
11,
gerfiou
r,
till-week.
Wcstciihaver
Itros.
J.
I).
NVcsIjifiihaver
sailed
thi-.
morning
on
ilie
l'riiwc
Charles
for
Vaiicfiuverxind
Seattle
on
a
busiuess
trip.
Mrs.
A.
H.
Ualley
is
seriously
ill
at
Iter
residence,
jr2j
Sixth
Aveuue
Mal.
llf
rjnany
friend..
wiU
vvisfi
herr
&
j.aji-
aud
speed
recoverj.
ir,e
(latiadiau
I
i-li
A
Cold
Slonigc
C.
s
fish
packer
W.
It
Lord
was
taken
on
dry
dock
to-
day
for
cleaning,
painting
and
minor
repairs.
Miss
K.
Cairn,
U.X..
arriveil
on
the
Prince
Charles
Saturday
af
terneou
from-.
Vancouver
to
join
the
graduate
nursing
stall
of
Hi
Prince
Hupcrt
Ceneral
Hospital.
.Mrs.
Melul
arrived
in
Ihecily
from
New
York
by
the
Prince
Charles
Salunlay
afternoon
to
1m
with
her
mother,
Mrs.
ilaymoud.
Fifth
Avenue-W'wt,
who
ban
been
quite
ill
lately.
4.
W.
Slntmbeck,
well
known
Atire
Ann
minting
man.
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
other
points
in
the
south.
wa
a
par
simper
bound
nofth
in
the
Car-
dQUa
last
nigJiU1
.Vituual
general
meeting
or
the
Prince
llupert
Swimming
Club,
UedueMlay.
April
2,
at
H
jmii
in
City
tiuncil
Chamber.
Kvery
one
interested
in
Salt
Lakes
in
vltfd
lo
attend.
UJ
F.
W.
McDonald,
United
States
deputy
marshal
at
llyder,-
was
a
pauM'ng'T
aboard
the
Prince
Charles
Saturday.
aIernoon
re
turning
north
after
having
speii
a
holiday
in
Seattle:
Incorporation
of
(lie
Kilsault
bagle
Sliver
Mne$
l.ld
with
capitalization
of
150p,0Q0
.
arid
iieau
oinve
in
Vancouver.
'i
an-
uouueed
in
Ihe
current,
!
H.C.
(axelte.
"The
company
'will
engage
in
mining
development
in
ilie
Alice
Arm
district.
.
!.
!avis,
well
known
com
mercial
man
rrpreienting
a
Van
couver
dry
goods
concern,"
is
a
visitor
again
in
Ihe
city
after
an
absence
of
some
year.
His
work
had
been
taken
by
K.
11.
Tabrum,
formerly
of
(his
city,
who
has
now
moved
from
Vancouver
with
his
family
to
the
United
States.
Mrs.
..
A.
Itix
sailed
th.s
morning
on
Ihe
Prtuce
Charles
for
Vancouver.
Slip'
will
t.
dented.
KveryHiinn.
was
Mtund.'away
for
a
few
weeks
and
will
iiowever.
and
the
vessel
re
mi
me.
I
service
without
delay,
sailing
from
Vancouver
for
Prince
Itu-perl
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
on
Saturday
.'afternoon.
The
plates
will
be
straightened
out
when
the
vessel
is
taken
out
for
annual
overhaul
shortly.
attend
t
lie
wedding
at
Kerrisdabi
on
May
1
of
bur
sou,,
alex
Ui.1
who
will
leave
for
I
lie
south
at
J
lie
ejnd
of-the
week,-and
Mis
Phyllis
Hay,
formerly
of
th
s
city.
Itev.
T.
I).
Proctor,
Anglican
minister
nl
llaielton,
arriveil
from
(he
Interior
on
this
morn-
ling's
Iran,
and
sailed
for
Van
couver
hy
(he
Prince
Charley
After
attending
church
meel-ings
lo
bo
held
here
nevt
month,
.Mr.
Proctor
will
leave'ou
a
trip
(o
F.urnpc.
having
booked
his
sailing
from
Montreal
for
July
Davis.
II.
C.
Thompson,
Mr.
and.
Jack
Itarnsley,
local
.agent
for
Mrs.
,1.
.Myrtle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
the
Uiifijn,
j?le,aui,shipi.v
will
D.
CaIey,
II.
C.
l'raser,
V,
D.lifHil
by
,
the
Cardena
tomorrow
iealon
and
Mans
llerquisl;
for
aflernoon
for
Vancouver
on
Port
Simpson
-A.
J.
Wutkinson
'combined
business
and
pleasure,
mid
II.
A.
.Johnston;
for
Alien
trip.
He
will
Jie
away
for
.a
Arm
J.
W.
Strombeck;
for
Stew-
couple
off
weeks
and
during
Uii
nil
-
J.
D.
Shannon,
Mrs.
Mo-
absence
F.
D.
N'ealo'n
of
the
Cnctliy
and
'
family,
C.
Wood-jcompany'
freight
jlepa.itinejd,
worth.
It.
C.
ltrnwn
and
Miss
who
arrived
fiom
''..Vancouver
Malliusoti:
for
Auyox-
Mrs.
M.
last
ncght,
will
take
charge
of
Stevens
and
Mrs.
T.
(Jilmoro.
the
local
office
'.'v'V
Tonight.
Queen
Mary
bridge
and
dance
in
I.O.D.K.
Hall
at
if
o'clock.
Admission
50c.
John
Huddcn
was
fined
$25
with
the
oidion
of
thirty
dayi.
imprisonment
In
the
city
police
court
tins
morning
Tor
inlozica
lion.
,
Two
of
the
geodetic
survey
department's
scows,
which
liavg
been
on
the
dry
dock
here
fo?
flcaiung,
painting
and
minor
re
pairs,
were
taken
oh"
the
pon
toons
today.
.
4.
J.
E.
Milne,
asislani
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
de
parlinenl
of
ppblic
works,
will
sail
Saturday
"night
hy
the
prince
John
for
the
Queen-Char
lotte
Islands
to
in.yect
cour
siderable
work
that
is
in
prtst
gress
there
for
the
department.
Hon
Matheson,
son
of
City
Treasurer
and
Mrs.
I).
J.
Mathr-
son,
who
returned
las
week
from
Vancouver,
where
he
is
attending?
the
University
"of
JJ.C.,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Cardena
for
Premier
Mine
where
he
will
be
employed
during
Hie
sammer
vacation.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
will
meet
tonight
In
the
Metropolo
Hall
for
an
educational
evening
to
listen
to
addresses
by
P.
S
Bonney,
district
forester
.and
Walter
McRaye,
Canad'-an
lecturer.
All
members
are
requested
to
be
present.
A
profitable
evening
Is
assured.
S.
(
Webb
received
Ihe
distressing
news
this
morning
that
his
father,
who
is
over
seventy
year
of
age,
had
been
seized
with
paralysi
and
was
in
a
London
nursing
home
where
Jus
condition
was
serious.
Mr.
Webb
Is
awaiting
further
information
before
deciding
whether
or
not
lie
will
proceed
lo
the
Old
Court
try.
Waller
Mcllaye.
the
lecturer
i.
Perforce
spending
a
couple
of
days
in
the
city.
He
was
ou
board
the
-
Prince
Charles
this
morning
southbound
from
Stewart
but,
niisiinderstamliiit:
Ihe
hour
cf
departure
from
here,
was
uptown
when
she
pulled
out.
lie
will
continue
lii
voyage
south
on
the
Cardejm
tomorrow
afternoon.
Molorship
lielliiigham,
Cap'
Anderson,
arrived
at
11.30
this
morning
from
Ketchikan
wilh
(another
shipment
of
fresh
hali
hut
for
consignment
over
tb
Canadian
.National
Railwav
to
the
Kastern
market.
The
ves
ol
is
discharging
at
the
gov
ernment
wharf
fish
liouse
where
she
delivered
a
similar
cargo
on
Saturday
afternoon,
having
returned
north
in
the
meantime.
NOTICE.
B.
P.
O.
E.
No
Kvery
'
member
aen'Iy
'-eiiuesled
present
at
the
meetinig
in
the
Home
tonight.
.
46.
is
ur-to
be
special
i.lks'
Impo
ri
ant
business
to
be
settled
'and
a
record
attendance
requested.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
lonilil.
Queen
Mary
bridge
and
dance
at
H
o'clock.
Ridli'v
Home
Bazaar
May
0.
Complaint
and
Apology
if
Some
two
weeks
ago
wo
had
a
complaint
a
young
cook
said
Pacific
Milk
would
not
make'
good
cakes,
in
fact
the
cake
would
not
even
hold
together.
We
wrote
explaining
that
she
must
allow
for
the
extra
richness
of
Pacific
by
cutting
down
on
shortenitiig.
lesterday
morning
a
very.j
happy
apology
came.
along
aim.,
she
says
she
never
even
hoped
to
get
a
cake
like
she
has
baked
in
Ihe
"new"
way.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
,
PAGE
THREE
Victor
''r
Victor
Tatklnit
Machine
Co.
RprorHc
Always
mSS
Walts
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ASTORIA
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We
Have
Just
Received
a
Large
Shipment
of
These
Famous
Astoria
Shoes
for
Spring
and
Summer
Wear
The
Asloria
lailor-niade
Shoe
is
cuirsidered
loday
the
cream
of
Canadian
slioemakijig.
The
aristocratic
distinction,
Ihe
advance
loiich
of
Ihe
masler
craftsman
is
so
easily
rectignised
in
every
pair
lh.it
il
places
these
yhoes
in
a
class
of
their
own.
The
pew
lasts
are
all
combination
and
perfect
fitting
i
assured
in
almost
every
case.
We.
slock,
them
in
black,
brown
and
tan.
black
and
brown
kid
in
Hluchcr,
Balmoral
and
Oxfords
in
the
must
exclusive
styles.
Be
Well
Shod!
Wear
the
Astoria
Shoe
Thev
are
reasonably
priced
and
the
quality
of
every
jiair
is
guaranteed
by
Ihe
makers.
Sold
exclusively
in
Prince
Rupert
at
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SHOE
STORE
Third
Avenue
Next
C.N.R.
Ticket
Office
Prospective
Builders!
COMPLETE
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Veneer,
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CEMENTS,
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bestus
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l'lasler,
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Plaster
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Coal
for
your
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