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Juno
IB,
f2fl.
wabSbm
Sec
It
Today
Here
YOU
will
fmJ
tlx
New
Wihl
I'm
of
rreckm
metal
In
a
den!
en
and
ityle
of
point
to
tuittvrry
hand.
Priced
at
low
m
See
our
com
plete
aaaortmeit
today.
Sold
hy
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Jewellers.
1ULKLEY
Market
311
Third
Avenue,
lias
been
aken
over
from
Oeorgo
Kerr
by
J.
Preece
te
w
h
Sealy
anil
DooJson
resh
Meats
irrlvlng
Twice
Weekly
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
Phone
178
Crystal
'irelighters
iJ48
Fires
for
$1.09
Hi
more
chopping
of
kind
ling,
S.i
re.
simple
and
economical
Manufactured
by
lydeTransfer
13S
Second
Avenue
Hone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
MILK
f'
From
Bulkley
Valley
IESH
MILK
AND
WHIP
PING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
fti
r
Table
f.ream
nf
15c
for
lalf
VW
Quality
and
Service
alentin
Dairy
Phone
657
.Alexander
Smith
Block
Phane
576
DENTIST
UGBOATS
iy
Phones
az3,
639,
Qreen
238,
Black
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10.
a.
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Man.
Dir.
'ur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
n
Iqulslte
Stock
of
Fur
trimmings
at
low
prices
1.
G.
FUR
Co.
t
Q.W.V.A.
Thfrrf
Ave
COLD
STORAGE
WINS
SOCCER
i
Inflicted
Frst
Defeat
of
Season
on
Terminals
In
Dominion
Day
Cup
Series
The
I'aAA
Storage
iiat
the
(rami
Terminals
by
a
score
of
1-0
in
tin-
first
name
of
Iho
Dominion
Crip
football
aeries
played
,on
the
A"I'"lix
Hilt
grounds
last
nlir
hi
before
a
uood
crowd
rtf
occer
fan.
This
was
'the
firstf
tinm
the
(jrnnil
Terminal
boy
have
HiiffrtTil
defeat
this
season
and
the
Cold
storae
aggregation
fully
earned
(heir
victory.
TIn
winning
tally
was
scored
by
l'r-
xkine
for
(lie
Cold
Storage,
team!
midway
through
I
he
second
half
of
Hie
game.
1'af
O'Doiineli
missed
a
penally
for
the
Terminals
ten
minute
aftr
F.rskinn
scored.'
I
tot
It
teams
missed
some,
good
out
the
frame.
It
was
a
keen
-.'
m
although
ragged
football
was
displayed
in
spots.
The
outstanding
nlavers
on
(he
field
were
OTonnell
and
llarrls.
at1
hair
hack
for
the
Terminal
and
liidd
Storage
respectively,
while
llaig
at
full
bark
Tor
the
Storage
played
a
slerliug
game.
(Icorge
Russell
referred
the
name.
A.
Clapperton
and
J.
Tournay
acted
lift"
linesmen.
The
tram
took
the
field
a
follow;
Cold
Storage
-
A.
Murray,
voal;
llaift
and
Kelsey,
full
hacks;
Curlson,
Harris
and
McDonald,
half
hacks;
Dolierly.
Corbett.
Lrskihc,
Johnson
and
.Ton
incloit,
forward.
(Jrand
Terminal
Splro
CI
ur-virh,
goal;
Dickens
ami
V.
Men-kie,
full
back;
Wallace,
O'Don-oell
anil
Slickney,
half
hacks;
.
i
iti.
W
alter.
De
Jong.
Mitchell
nid
l'"anuhar.
forwards.
MORE
TENNIS
Championship
Tournament
Proceeding
at
Acropolis
Courts
Is
Following
are
the
results
of
the
seeoiul
round
in
Uie
tennis
tournament
played
on
the
I'rinre
Itupert
Teutiis
(.luh
courts
yesterday
afternoon
and
evmin:
Men's
Singles
Croirkshank
beat
Hohertson
1
1-1.1,
6-2.
M.
Howard
beat
l.ambie
C-3,
fi-l.
Mnrenlelle
beat
Crmve
5-7,
ii-S.
0-?.
i:rulckhank
leat
JoHn
H-10,
-2,
J-5.
Ladles'
Doubles
Miss
Mitchell
and
Miss
Curlin
be.il
Miss
Cunningham
and
Miss
Tremayne
0-2,
fi-l.
The
following
games
will
be
played
today:
Men's
Singles
&.00
MrMordie
vs.
Carmicliael.
Ladles'
Singles
5.00
Mrs.
McMordie
vs.
Miss
Mitchell.
J,
00
Miss
Tremayne
vs.
Miss
Iticl.
The
draw
for
Wednesday
resulted
as
follows:
Mixed
Doubles
5.00
Mr.
McMordie
and
Col.
MrMordie
vs.
Mis
Kiel
ami
Marenlello.
0.30
Miss
Mllehell
and
H.
Hal-four
vs.
.Miss
Tremayne
and
Howard.
Men's
Singles
7.30
Howard
vs.
Marcnlette.
Men's
Doubles
i
;i0
I.nmbio
and
llalfour
vs.
Mackenzie
and
Cruickshank.
MISS
LANCASTER
GIVES
A
RECITAL
Interesting
Program
of
Musical
Numbers
at
Columbian
College,
Now
Westminster
Miss
Ma,rjorie
I.nncasler
f.f
this
city,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Lancaster,
gave
a
piano
recital
at
Columbian
Col
lego
on
a
recent
Saturday
evening
assisted
by
Miss
Oxenbur?,
soprano
soloist
and
under
the
patronage
of
her
teacher
Miss
HhodA
A.
Colllmgt'idge
nl
which
the
follow.lni?
was
the
program:
(Jod
Save:
the
Klnpf.
"Knmmenoi-Ostrow,"
op.
10,
No.
II.
(Hiibenstoln.)
Mnrjorb?
Lnncnsler.
Fiiguo
in
C
Minor,
vol.
1,
No
2.
(Haeh.)
and
"Les
Deux
Alinilles"
op.
2,
No.
1.
Mnrjori
Lancaster.
"Valanelle."
(Doll
Aequa).
AHsa
Otenhury.
Polonaise
In
C.
mliiQr,
op.
Uo,
Xo.
ir.?
(Chopin.)
and
'"Spinning
r
PeifecRcnvt
ourVhisty
is
Due
to
94Years
Experience
600DERHAM6rT5
CANADIAN
Vr
RYE
WHISKY
9
YEARS
OLD
I
'I'll
i
ft
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
(he
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the.
Ooverntnent
of
Hritlsh
Columbia.
Song."
op.
07,
Xo.
I.
(Mcndcls-
hon,.
Marjorie
Laiiealer.
Two
songs
from
Landoi
Itonabrs
"Th
Cycle
of
Life."
Ui)
'TUnvn
In
tfie
Fftresl"
(nprlng)
(b)
"Tlie
Winds
are
Calling"
,
(autumn;
urn
(oi
"Love
in
the
Wind."
(Alexander
MaeFaydeti,)
Ailsa
(Kenbury.
"Shliata
Patheliiue,"
op.
3,
No.
8.
(neelhoven.)
Ontve.
Allegro
di
motto
con
brio.
Marjorie
Lancaster.
WORK
OF
LIBRARY
SHOWNAT
MEETING
Report
of
Librarian
Indicates
Over
150
Borrowers
Per
Day
on
Average
At
the
meeting
of
the'.
Library
Hoard
last
Tight
the
Librarian
reported
thai
a
total
of
3.H06
hooks
had
been
loaned
during
the
month
of
May.
fiction
con
stituted
the
largest
number
.
no
less
than
?,5S5
having
been
borrowed.
Noa-Nrtlon
350,
and
Ju
venile
871
.completed
the
list.
The
average
daily
loans
were
152.2.
Xew
borrowers
were
31,
cancelled
cards
22.
Hooks
received
by
gift
num
bered
lf
and
by
purchase
108,1
while!
15
were
discarded,
leavintfrj
a
new
addition
for
the
month
of
0i.
The
total
number
or
books
i
now
on
the
helves
or
In
circulation
number
5021.
Mrs.
Kirkpatrick,
chairman,
of
Hie
hoard,
was
unable
to
be
present
through
indisposition
and
It.
L.
Fuller
presided
in
her
place.
Joseph
Sigmund
returned
to
tjueen
CChnrlnlle
City
last
night
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Sigmtuid
and
family
who
will
take
up
their1
residence
there.
TKex
Secret
of
Successful
Baking
TH2
DAILY
nawB
i-'1
.
'
f'PA01rPIVS
TERRACE
HOSPITAL
BENEFITS
FROM
SALE
Continuous
program
Saturday
j
Afternoon
Under
Canadian
Legion
Ladles
j
TKRIIACK,
June
15.
One
of
tlur
most
-successful
sales
of
home
cookimg
ever
held
here
fook
place
on
Satordayunder
the
auspice
of
tlur
Ladies
Arjxfliary
to
fne
Canadian'
Legion.
The
worthy
object,
.tfi.il
of
raising;
j
funds
tcr
help-
jhe.
hospital,
rap-I
pealed
Ut
anofHevrTyone
and
them
was
a
vejjyVready
response
'nut
only
in
do'rtiifjntis
of
cooking
i
out
in
ntiyirw
as
wen.
Tin-
committee
In
charge
had
the
large
upslairu
auditorium
of
G.W.V.A.
Halt
very
prettily
de-i-orated
and
,he
home
Rooking
and
candy
stall
as
well
as
the
lea
room
were
very
attractive.
A
musical
program
was
carried
on
throughout
the.
afternoon,
those
lahiiitf
part
being
Mesdame
;Haney,
Von
Hees,
Monro
and
Allen,
Miss
Kathleen
Burnett,
and
Jlev.
W'm.
Alen.
Miss
Toombs'
class
of
junior
C.O.I.T.
'girls
also
gave
a
demonstration
of
the
splendid
work
ulie
is
carrying
on
with
them.
As
a
result
or
the
activities
of
-the
ladies,
the
uralifying
sum
or
fifty
dollars
will
be
turned
over
to
the
hospi-
'.
asocial
ion.
TERRACE
NOTES
Rev.
W.
T.
Harfoot
went
to
"mice
Rupert
on
-Saturday
vjere
fie
nrmpiet
the
pulpit
in
ic
Anglican
clihrch
on
Sunday.
V'hile
in
the
city
he
was
the
uest
if
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
Me
fufoh.
Miss
Nnrah
Hayes
spent
fr?
weeK
end
a.
the?;
pue'
or
.mis?
Mary
Wilson
al
Heme,
Mrs.
W.
II.
Hurneit
anrf
daughter
Kathleen"
returneil
o.
Friday
from
I'rince
HupeTl
where
Kathleen
took
her
mujf
.at
examination.
H.
I).
Munro
of
the
Land
Set-
ilemenl
Hoard
arirved
on
Sunday
for
a
short
visit
nt
his
home
in
Terace.
.
.
Jack
McCnbbln
and
(leorg1-
Hedge
of
Paellic
were
visitors
between
(rains
on
Saturday.
J.
Morse
Halt
left
on'
Sunday
for
I'rince
Huperf.
on
n
busines
frip.
.
t
x
.-j
The
forest
demonstration
car
was
visited
on
Sunday
evening
by
a
large
crowd,
the
seating
rapacity
of
the-
ear
bin
overtaxed.
Tlie
lecture
illustrated
by
motion
pictures
proved
ver
Interesting.
At
Untied
Church
on
Sunday
evening
the
first
anniversary
ot
rhurch
union
was
celebrated
with
a
special
musical
service
nnd
Mrs.
1).
T.
Sumtal,
delegate
lo
Hie
first
United
convention
held
recently
in
Vaneouter,
real
a
very
ably
and
carefully
prepared
report
of
the:
convention.
Joe
Spitil
returned
on
Salur
day
from
Prince
Rupert.
lli-
aaaaaaaaaaaaH
SaaaaaaaaaaaaaPaaaaaaV
MAGIC
BAKING
POWDER
enjoys
the
largest
salt
in
Canada
"
simply
because
housewives
have
found
out
that
it
is
always
reliable.
It
eon
tains
no
alum
or
adulteraitts
of
any
kind.
MaJt
in
Canada
E.
W.
CILLETT
COMPANY
LIMITED
TORONTO
Winnipef
MoMraal
ii
....,
I
The
Well-Managed
Home
THE
manager
of
a
household
is
the
purchas-ing'
agenrfjfor
a
large
proportion
of
the
family
needs.
In
order
to
do
a
good
job
she
must
know
what,
when
and
where
to
buy.
She
must
study
goods
and
the
concerns
which
make
goods
and
have
them
to
sell.
She
must
put
her
home
on
a
business
basis
and
run
it
on
business
principles
in
order
to
make
the
most
of
the
family
income.
Information
is
the
only
basis
for
intelligent
purchc
sing.
And
the
right
way
to
get
the
greatest
amount
of
necessary
information
is
to
read
the
advertisements.
Advertisements
tell
you
what
is
new
and
good
in
merchandise.
They
reveal
improvements
and
inventions
lo
make
your
home
life
easier,
more
com'
fprtable
and
more
convenient.
They
give
you
in-jormation
about
a
thousand
and
one
things
that
are
useful
and
interesting.
Every
manager
of
a
household
every
member
of'ihe
household
who
shares
the
responsibility
'
for
the
family'
s
welfare
should
mae
a
habit
of
reading
the
ads.
Read
the
advertisements
in
order
to
buy
wisely
:
niece.
Miss
Marianne
Schmuck'
departments,
u'lirv
,m
h,tk
in
th.
Iirki.il!l
'
there
is
rapidly
recovering
and
K
expected
home
early
in
the
week.
Dr.
J.
McKee
of
Stonewall.
.Man.,
is
spending
a
few
days
in
Terrace
tooking
over
the
possibilities
of
this
district
with
a
view
to
practising
here.
Father
McOralh
of
Prince
Rupert
conducted
services,
in
the
local
Catliolic
-church
on
Sunday
morning.
Willie
Christie
refjirneil
home
this
last
week
after
spending
several
months
at
Dunstar,
H.C.
i
.,,
Owing
to
the
absence,
of
Rev.
W.
F.
Barroot,
A.
C.
Fowler
condnclcd
the
service
In
thi
Anglican
church
on
Sunday
morning.
T.
C.
Wilding
of
Prince,
Ru
pert
suent
the
week
end
with
his
(family
here.
"
Mrs.
Thos.
Yming
and
daughter
Janet
retnrned
on
Saturday
from
Prince
Rupert
where,
Jaiiet
(ooV
her
musical
examinations.
,
F.
J.
Martin
of
Ilaielton
was
In
lown
at
the
week
end.
Mrs.
Wm.
Walt
and-daughter
of
Ameshtiry,
spent
I
he
week
end
at
the
home
of
her
parents,
.Mr.
una
Mrs.
it.
I..
Frank.
A
public
meeling
of
all
the
ladies
of
the
community
is
call
ed
for
rriday
evening
next
iii
U.W.V.A.
Hall
Tor
the
purpose
of
forming
a
'Woman's
Auxiliary
to
lire
lerrare
Hospital.
II.
F..
Wabey,
Salmon
Arm,
Provincial
poultry.
Instructor
and
11.
RKe,
Victoria,
Pruvincial
dairy
commissioner,
arrived
in
lown
on
Sunday
6n
official
bus
iness
In
connection
with
their
Mrs.
W.
W.
Noonan
and
children
of
Telkwa
arrived
.i
Terrace
on
Sunday
to
visit
at
tlie
home
of
her
mother,
Mrs.
F.
W.
Hohfer.
Mrs.
C.
R.
r.illKrt
refurnH
last"
week
after
having
spent
the.
past
six
weeks
visiting
friend
in
California.
Mrs.
Wm.
Allen
of
Knox
Church
parsonage
will
1k
at
home
to
receive
callers
on
the
first
Jriday
of
each
month.
"
Major
McCullum
head
of
tho
tieodetie
Survey
party
stationed
at
Pacific
was
in
Terrace
on
Saturday,
The
four
year
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Chas,
Nelson,
Jr,-
nf
Terrace,
who
died
last
Monday
was
buried
on
Wednesday
in
the
Kitsum
Kalum
Indian
ceiiieterv
on
Wednesday
afternoon,
Rev.
W
in.
Allen
conducting
the
burial
services.
j
.
J.
R.
Marshalf
head
of
the
(eological
si-rvey
.party
IvnU
A.
navis
and
U
Harloii,
asstslanfh.
are
.at
present
in?
lown
ifil
th6
Interests
of
Ceofosical
research.
"?
,
Mrs.
fieorse
Keith'
and
Miss
Kerr
were
hostesses
.at,
a
tie,
tight
fill
afternooiv
tea,
given
as
a
farewell
to.
liinMiHeslt
An-
tliews,
Ikoblit.iintl
Mallot.
who
leave
f0riUie
sttiuth
at
the
end
oj
the
school
year.
The
guest
s
meluded
practically
all
the
mem
pcrs
ot
Knox
United
phurqk
Ouild.
Mu.sical
selections
ver
rendered
durinir
the
afternoon
)y
Me'sdames;,
Munro,
Allen.
Hnney,
ltunetl
and
by
Mis
Kerr.
.
The
Misse.s
Andrews.
Dohh
and
M
allot,
and
'.Mrsl-
',
H.
Hjunett
spent
Sunday
at
the;
home
tof,
,Mf.
andMrs.
A;
K
Hson
at
nemo.
MINERAL
ACT,
CfRTIFieATl
OP
IKPIIOVtMCNTS
Blark
inuir
.Mliwnl
Claim.
.4luare
In
ttw
Allin
MlolDf
t)iiliiu
r
Caviar
Dl-lrk-1.
WlHTtr
turatrtf:
On
Cratr
Crrvk.
a
tributary
or
rnurtk
l
iatf
Crrrk.
idjiilninr
tl
Oarrr
nwra
.MliM-rll
Claim
n
in
!uuitM-rly
lu.
i.ikr.
toilet,
inai
I,
rtirr
(iaorio.
rrw
.Miner's
Crrliriratr
No
lussn.
inland.
Urr
lar
Im
lh
tare
hrrmt,
t'
ai'Plj
lo
Uh
Mlninir
Hrrurd-r
rur
a
f.rrtirirale
of
liiipn.n-iitt-nn,
fur
tlie
ir-w
r
ibllniin
a
l.ruwn
Uranl
or
Uie
atHivp
rlaliii.
And
rortikrr
tak
rtorira
that
action,
(inilrr
srrtiuii
it,
miml
ko
n.n.nrnwl
kfire
lh
'
issua
of
nrh
Crriirirat-
or
UapMVfnials.
iulnl
this
HI
day
or
Jun.
A'.D.
tilt.
11.
34C.N.
FHASKII.
-
Aj-iBt.
MINCRAL
ACT,
.
CKRTtncATK
OT
IMrROVCatCNT
Bi
inyun
Mfnrral
Claim,
siluati.
In
Itw
Alrm
Mini
n
r
IHrUK.iv
vf
nlir
1v
irK-U
Whrre
luraled:
.ar
Crairr
1
Grrt
ami
adjiilnlnir
ami
nnrtlMat
id
It-
Bur
canyon
Eitenin
.Mineral
claim
(Lot
mo).
TAkE
NOTICE
thai
I.
John
Molloy.
riw
.Miner'
Crrliriral
.u.
707is.
Intend.
liy
day
rrom
thn
dl
Iwrwl,
l
apply
to
the
Mlninir
ltrxnlrr
tor
a
Certiriiat
of
linprfin.uls
r
llu
pur.
e
or
ubiammir
a
Cron
Oram
or
tfw
above
rlalm.
Ami
ruriArr
take
iwnirit
that
action,
amlrr
wrll.m
37,
mutt
b
roimnenr-d
Srorr
lb
l.u
or
ourlt
(.rlifMaw
t
Imiiroy-nwnl.
bated
IWi
tt
daj
nt
June,
A
H.
I6ii,
II.
.VrN.
rnAS
.
.
Arnt.
MINCRAL
ACT.
ettrrrrtcATC
or
inprovcmknts
Bir
Canyon
.No
Mineral
Claim,
mru-
ate
In
the
MKa
Mrnlnt
DlTtnlon
or
Ca.
lar
District,
Where
hiealedi
On
Vol-eaiile
Creek
(Vuen
Creek),
adjolninr
mi
iKiumeei
oi
iiijr
canyon
nio,
v
...
trnlnn
Mineral
claim
(Lot
tt7t).
TAkE
.NOTICE
tlial
I.
fllen
Mollnr,
rree
Miner'
CertUlrale
?io.
707J.
In-teiul.
lry
day
from
the
date
lirreor.
In
apply
to
the
Minim
Rerorder
tor
a
Certificate
or
Improteinent.
for
the
pur-pe
r
ohialnlnar
Crown
Orint
or
the
hove
rUliu..
Amt
rnriher
Uke
snttrir
that
ketion,
n.ler
teellon
57,
ltut
be
rmnnieneed
before
um
lue
of
ufh
Certificate
of
iraproveiueni.
uami
mis
iti
day
or
JNne,
A
ll.
tlie.
H.
mcx.
rn.isrn.
land
Act.
Natlca
of
IntanllM
t
ApaJv
tw
LM
Lantf
In
Land
Heeordtna
tustrlrl
ot
I'rinre
Buperl,
and
Mluate
on
Morehy
Uland,
yiieen
Charlett
Oroap.
no
unnamed
Inlet,
three
tmlet.toutrt
of
Ik
La
Berrw
Inlet.
TAKE
MOTICB
thai
The.
Canadian
rUtt-lair
tumipany.
Limited,
of
Vanenuver,
or-rapalmn
Samion
r.anner.
Intend
to
apply
fr
a
leaaa
of
the
Mhiwlns
deirrlbed
land;
Conimenrlnir
at
t
put
planted
at
head
of
Inlet
alxMit
H
mile
north
of
urmanied
Creeks
thenre
et
to
rkaln;
thenre
oiitl
to
fhalnsi
tnrnr
eal
o
rhalnt.
re
or
le.
to
hore
liner
Ihenee
northerly
roiiommir
hore
line
to
r.o.CL.
and
rnnlalninr
in
aeye,
nwire
or'
lean.
TIW.CANAMA!
rrSMMO
OWWeAfVY.
-
jis
IMS'"
Dt
.
AW
7"r
ttiiihw
AiirH-a
Diud
u
Arii.
tilt.
r.